Tunisian Arabic: Lesson 1

[@Pr1ckles]

Beautiful country, lovely people, arabic nation yet African. Wow.

[@sindrigujonsson6278]

As a non-native speaker of other Arabic dialects (middle-eastern), I always enjoy hearing Tunisian, because you use all the sounds from standard Arabic in your dialect. For instance you actually say ذ when speakers of most dialects I know will say "z" or "d" and you pronounce the "ق" often, while Egyptians and urban Levantine speakers just drop the sound completely and others say "g". This makes the Tunisian dialect the most beautiful dialect of all the Arabic dialects I have heard. For people who are starting out in Arabic and don't know which dialect to choose, Tunisian is very good choice phonetically if you want to be able to speak classical/standard Arabic too.

[@SKing-fq9hu]

I love your channel and just discovered it today. I'm half Tunisian but don't practise any more so I have forgotten a lot. Thank you!

[@Дарья-э8и8г]

Yeeeeeees! Tunisian Arabic! It’s so difficult to find materials… Super excited to start this lesson 😊

[@astafeed-learn-Tunisian-arabic]

Thank you for your support ☺

[@verstrahlt]

Hey! I feel you on the struggle to find Tunisian Arabic resources online. Did you find vocabulary list?

[@snoopdog1097]

@@verstrahlt serach tunisian colloquial arabic book

[@karenmcdermott3135]

Excellent explanations, thank-you for your detailed prof. Lesson.

[@astafeed-learn-Tunisian-arabic]

I appreciate it!

[@alisayn5759]

thanks you for your work, we’re waiting for the rest ! :)

[@leem185]

This content is amazing! Could you make some more videos where you record something like the 100 most common vocabulary words/verbs/sentences/etc. so we can listen to them over and over while on the go/going to sleep to help with memorization? Barakallahu feek :)

[@astafeed-learn-Tunisian-arabic]

Thank you very much! Great idea! :)

[@jimbreen9585]

Please make more videos🙏🏼

[@marcobenvenuto875]

Such a great video ! Thank you a lot :)

[@astafeed-learn-Tunisian-arabic]

You're very welcome :)

[@JoshuaTsukayama-cz9hy]

immensely helpful video! thank you so much for this, i hope you keep making them

[@renataroqueta4646]

I'm so interested to learn Tunisian Arabic.how you mentioned there is masculine and feminine,how do I learn which word belong to which gender 🥺.

[@astafeed-learn-Tunisian-arabic]

For singular nouns, when a noun ends with "a", it's feminine, otherwise, it's masculine. karahba: a car mongela: a watch There are some exceptions of feminine nouns and not ending with "a", like: dar: a house om : a mother okht: a sister It might interest you to know that now there is a course to learn Tunisian Arabic. Feel free to send me an email for more details ☺ [e-mail]

[@Sami-fz3gj]

مع أني عربي لكن أستمتعت باللهجة التونسية، ياريت تخلّي الفيديوهات أطول شوية.

[@TasnimRaya-q7h]

Thank you ❤

[@ghazkirasle3411]

I used to learn Maltese (just for fun) and Tunisian Arabic seems to have a lot in common with Maltese. What do you think about it? Here's an example of Maltese: ma nafx x'ridt tgħidli imma naħseb li fhimtek x is pronounced like ش

[@anisothmen3712]

I speak Tunisian and have knowledge of matli . Malti is just Tunisian that evolved separately from tunisia

[@Jesus_was_God]

i am algerian but i was born in germany, and i learn arabic now :( sooo late! I just know childrens´arabic . I tried "normal" arabic but i cant connect my childrens-derja knowledge, all words seem different, like its a completely different language ^^ I stick with derya now. Oh and i am chouwia, they dont like high-arabic anyway there :}}

[@emmeirather]

Wa, Alykum AsSalaam

[@abox6562]

Came here so I can speak to these tunisians in their native language. So when the world cup come thru. I can trask talk

[@AqdAdfut]

Hi my dear super language? I have question and movie youtube Can you indroduce Reccomented me a lesson with some tunisian adjectivies? To little understand

[@alka-9240]

بلعكس لهجة تونسية ساهلة أبسط جملة جوك قازوز صاحبي

[@ShokhrukhObidovv]

Wow. Useful lesson