Tunisian Arabic: Lesson 3

[@bobo577]

Came across these as I’m set to go on holiday in Tunisia next year. Seemed a good idea to check these out.

[@MargitKarl-u4t]

Thank you so much for this lesson. I am interested in your further material for conjugation

[@Locke86]

Thank you so much for your efforts. I’m Tunisian but grew up abroad so my Tunisian is very broken. This is a start to get it better. I’m determined to speak fluently by next year insh’Allah

[@astafeed-learn-Tunisian-arabic]

You're very welcome! You can do it inshAllah 💯💯💯

[@WinterForestBreeze8023]

YOU ARE A LIFE SAVOR!! 😢 You explain it so well, I have been looking for explanations for months!!

[@Ellatalia]

Thank you so much for your videos, it helps so so much !

[@astafeed-learn-Tunisian-arabic]

You're very welcome ☺

[@alayasedkigaaloul1161]

Good work, keep it going! ya3tik sa7a 😊

[@astafeed-learn-Tunisian-arabic]

y3ayshek ☺

[@jasminatounsi]

Honestly i tried so many (tunisian) arabic teachers, never learned as much as from you. Let me know if you ever decide to do online classes, your style of teaching is brilliant!! 3aychek!

[@Isabella-ek2bh]

Thank you for these lessons and all of your hard work! Quick question- how similar are Tunisian and Western Libyan in regards to accent and vocabulary?

[@astafeed-learn-Tunisian-arabic]

I appreciate your support! Regarding western Libyan, I would say it's very similar to Tunisian, especially South-Eastern, except for some different words and expressions. Overall, it's each for both parts to have a conversation with their local dialect

[@Isabella-ek2bh]

@@astafeed-learn-Tunisian-arabic This was helpful, thank you for your reply!

[@astafeed-learn-Tunisian-arabic]

@@Isabella-ek2bh You're welcome!

[@freeway4601]

يعيشك

[@annettevonschloesser9031]

Hey im so grateful for your video. Can you recommend some websites or resources to learn vocabulary?

[@adambenrkhissa6782]

10/10 please keep them coming :)

[@lalalann]

3slema! Thank you for teaching your dialect❤ I really want to know what means zini?

[@alayasedkigaaloul1161]

I have a question: What are your thoughts on Tunisian Arabic? Do you consider it a dialect or a language? If you perceive it as a dialect, do you believe it should become a language or anticipate it becoming one in the future?

[@astafeed-learn-Tunisian-arabic]

It's actually complicated to determine such a thing. All Arabs define what they speak as "dialects" whereas, for example, Tunisians and Iraqis cannot communicate at all by only using their local dialects. They have to use Standard Arabic to communicate, which is very different than Arabic dialects. Even though, for example, Czech and Slovak are considered two separate languages despite being very close, Arabs don't consider their dialects as languages.