What Are the Best Places to Visit in Tunisia? | Easy Tunisian Arabic 4

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Host of this episode: Sedki Gaaloul
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Music: Blue Dream by Cheel, Sahara Rains by Hanu Dixit from the KZbin Audio Library
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[@Dawning390]

As an Arab, Tunisian is my favourite Arabic dialect 🤍

[@yuzan3607]

I'm from the Arabian Peninsula, it was very interesting to me listening to the Tunisian dialect. I think it's so cute and fun to hear. Although it's very different but it's much easier to understand in comparison to other north african dialects. I think mainly because they use a lot of standard arabic terms and they don't speak too fast.

[@BB-wu1xz]

Algerian dialect is very close to the Tunisian one.

[@sanchoodell6789]

Maltese (dialect) maybe, (ironically,) easier for you to understand because despite the Italian pollution in it. It maybe easier than French pollution also prevalent in Tunisian dialect. Italian is more phonetic than the French and as you know English this will also help understand the "foreign" parts of Maltese.

[@no-ml1wk]

Even as an Arab I need the English translation to understand what they're saying 😂😂 love Tunis tho From Jordan

[@hannahwalmer1124]

That different? Which dialect is your native?

[@ukewe]

@@hannahwalmer1124 jordanian, they said it in their comment

[@wydadiyoun]

ولماذا هذا الضحك والسخرية؟ ما فهمتش لأنك كسول وغبي!

[@TheTruth-mr3ml]

We also in Tunisia need an English translation to understand you

[@davsickler3978]

Thank you so much resources for this dialect are really small. You are helping many people with these videos thanks.

[@nadine.2]

It s true that Tunisian dialect is a mixture of many several languages such as french, italian ,spanish, turkish and amazigh ( local ancient language) … but somehow it’s actually very similar to standard arabic, in fact if we don’t put in consideration middle eastern dialects and compare the Tunisian arabic with just the standard arabic we would find so many similarities specially in the pronunciation part ❤

[@TheTruth-mr3ml]

The basis of the Tunisian language is Carthaginian, but some add only some French words to it, and there are no other foreign words in the Tunisian language.

[@izzykyl]

Am I seeing some French words in their dialect of Arabic?

[@amina-lb5cr]

ana nousken fi bin aruos mahleha alikhir

[@cha.felino]

3slema! I'm glad you use e7ki for the word talk like the Syrian dialect. It helps to understand better. 😀

[@tamimsalem6471]

أنا تونسي و بحب السوريين و اللهجة السورية ❤ الله يخفف محنتكم و يحفظكم !

[@wydadiyoun]

يا عم مش احكي فقط. جل الكلمات مشتركة

[@raoufrachedi2383]

We should have an Algerian episode, I am from Algeria I can do the work

[@ControlledCha0s]

You should go for it, my brother! 💪

[@raoufrachedi2383]

@@ControlledCha0s Spasiba

[@jayfadhil8404]

This will be so hard to non arab speakers like me bcoz of mixture of arabic and french at the same time...i have two languages at the same time to master arabic and french

[@najjoutatahfouna3613]

🇹🇳❤️🇹🇳❤️🇹🇳❤️🇹🇳

[@jaskatpon1]

What places in Tunisia would you recommend to visit for an Indian tourist?

[@nadine.2]

If your comming in winter i recommend the northern west side (Aïn drahem , dbarka , testour ) and if your comming in the summer it’s better to vist a coastal city (such as hamamet, jerba ,zarzis ) of if you are a saharah lover you should visit tozeur and douz

[@jaskatpon1]

@@nadine.2 Merci beaucoup 🙏🏾🫶🏾 for your reply. Would love to visit Tunisia and explore around and meet local people and try local food and drinks. I hope it’s not too expensive like Europe.

[@suevialania]

The Berberic culture!

[@TheTruth-mr3ml]

Who do you mean by that?

[@suevialania]

@@TheTruth-mr3ml the places in North África, where the natives, Berberic live and preserve their culture! If i want to know more about Arabic culture i go to Arabia Península!

[@cazwalt9013]

How come this is Arabic????

[@younas258]

It's like maltese

[@yaslinid]

'Easy' arabic huh? yeah right. I'd rather listen to them speak french instead of darija. Can't even get the gist of what they're saying. No offense. Nice people n culture tho

[@Drugov78]

Well, the thing is they don’t speak Darija, Darija is in Morocco and it’s pretty different lol

[@myriam6101]

@@Drugov78 darija means North African dialect, Tunisian arabic is also darija

[@tamimsalem6471]

@@myriam6101 no darija means dialectical Arabic which is used everyday!

[@wydadiyoun]

@@myriam6101 none of you is right! darija just means coloquial in arabic, it is not an official name of any maghreb dialect. There are many varieties any way

[@wydadiyoun]

شكلك فرحان لأنك ما فاهمش. تبقى مجرد غبي!