What do you study? | Easy Egyptian Arabic 8

[@Anatoli8888]

Please continue what you’re doing. There’s not enough Arabic dialogues with subtitles like this. To people who complain about dialects. Well, people don’t speak standard Arabic in the street. The difference is not huge, though.

[@joy791]

Hey do u wanna do language exchange?

[@yasirkhedri8210]

this was really easy when she talks like she is on a speedtalking contest.

[@syedimran7469]

That's how you need to get used to it . Listen practical, this ain't any A1 course, where someone will speak out for you in slow motion.. growup kiddo.

[@josephstar1883]

@@syedimran7469 Don't be biased defending probably just because you're arab. The presenter just has a shit habit of talking fast. Reminds me when I was a little kid trying sound smart speaking fast.

[@syedimran7469]

@@josephstar1883 I'm not an Arab. ;)

[@josephstar1883]

@@syedimran7469 Well I am. And that only proves my point even further.

[@josephstar1883]

@Frused Out of curiosity to see what other Non - Arabs say.

[@koopakoop]

I wish there was more videos like this. This is very good to learn how to read Arabic subtitles

[@easylanguages]

Hi! Here's a link to the Easy Arabic channel where we produce new videos regularly, check it out: www.youtube.com/@EasyArabicVideos

[@dcandersson]

Playing these at 0.75 speed really helps.

[@ricolamoretti4515]

Amzing!!!! It is about time we see more of Egyptian Arabic - it is a separate language in its own write and I am sick of it coming under the wing of MSA all the time! Thank you!

[@hazelps5990]

love these type of videos!! learning so much from these, keep up the good work!! shukran gazilan!!

[@islam.pt-br]

excuse me..are you egyptian

[@ajbwbd]

for me nice thing about being an arab from lebanon is that you can perfectly understand lebanese , syrian , egyptian , iraqi , libyan and so many many other languages . same for slavic people

[@madkingxx6702]

for me being arab from Morocco you can understand evry single arabic dialect from Moroco to iraq and many languages of course

[@amiryousef2153]

For me the nice thing about growing up in New Zealand is that I don't understand any arabic dialect and have to go to egypt and do 500 hours of arabic lessons just to be semi fluent

[@bhashashikkhakendro]

نحتاج إلى الفصحى لكي يمكننا فهم القرآن الكريم بشكل أفضل. أرجوكم أن تنشرون الفيديو على العربية الفصحى لأنها أكثر مهمة من العامية .

[@eliana947]

Why are people complaining the video clearly states that they are in Cairo, Egypt.

[@MBGBTBCPUGeek]

Can I ask why she said easy German? I am pretty sure it's Egyptian Arabic...

[@benmeziani7390]

it's a mistake

[@Drreda.rocademia]

Why did she say "easy German" in the beginning? It's "easy arabic"....

[@quetzalcoatl3242]

***** Is not the same?

[@Drreda.rocademia]

Keh No it's "easy arabic", another series done by easy languages, just like easy german, french, japanese,... etc.

[@JaberDada403]

hahaaahhahahahahah yes indeed !! man i am dead

[@antanarivo2589]

The interviewer speaks faster than the interviewees. Thanks god you put subtitles below, otherwise I am lost in translation

[@RyanSopernova2]

It should be Easy Egyptian Arabic, because there is a huge difference between Arabic and Egyptian Arabic, mainly in pronunciation and spelling. Not to mention the made up words in Egyptian Arabic. just sayin..

[@saao77]

yesss boss, u r absolutely right, i have read that egyptian arabic is easy compare to other arabic dialects, should i learn msa or go for egyptian, but 1 negative thing about egyptian dialect is lot of movies or videos available to practice but i cant find exact meanings of the verbs used in videos, from anywhere

[@kathyperalta8339]

Ryan A it said it in the beginning

[@yasmeenalwadud4559]

Its fine the way its written. Its still Arabic!

[@Zeek19]

Well, it's still Arabic. Standard Arabic is Arabic and Egyptian Arabic is still Arabic. Also, Egyptian Arabic is relatively easy if you already know Standard Arabic. Both Arabic varieties have much more in common than they are different.

[@ahira5222]

Your right, it's sound more easier. I like Egyptian Arabic

[@kathyperalta8339]

Wow you guys include God in everting. That’s admirable

[@thatpakiguy3445]

Yes, we love God ("Allah" in arabic) who created us, fed us and clothed us. Can you believe theres people who worship others beside God, while enjoying God's blessings.

[@Mahoo.justich]

اكتير مفيدة لي كطالبة هذه اللغه الجميلة

[@LondonPark27]

I love these videos. So thanks to yall for making them for us! : ). Im would like to ask why does she say easy german in the beginning"?

[@FarisAswadSS]

Today, Fusha is For reciting Qur'an and Islamic Sciences. Modern Standard Arabic/Fusha without all the Qur'an Recitation rules is for the media, lectures and university studies. 'Ameeyah/Colloquial/Local dialect is what's spoken. Unfortunately, you must learn both in order to communicate and study Arabic. Don't go to an Arabic speaking country if you don't plan on learning there dialect. They may understand your MSA but you won't understand what they are saying. You have to become familar with their word choice and the way they use it. Do we say put it in the bag or puddit inda bag? That's the difference between MSA and dialect. Oh how I lovest thee Oh Juliet. Thou heart is twain my fingers and my forelock is twain your palms. That's how we sound to Arabs when we speak Fusha. If you want to sound like an Arab Shakespere speak Fusha in your daily conversations. Otherwise Speak Fusha with religious scholars, MSA at the University/Television Station and Colloquial dialect with everyone else.

[@dominusbracarus3810]

Thank you for this informartion. God bless you

[@holliswilliams8426]

as a beginner you can use Fusha and then ask people if they don't mind speaking Fusha if you have trouble understanding them, at least in Saudi Arabia this is fine.

[@mwashimba]

That is Egyptian Arabic is quit fast in talking but when you get to know Arab in fluency i think is charming Arab to speak around,because they have a lot of slangs but the learners SAUDIA Arabic is slow and understandable ...

[@pjwg]

نحتاج اكثر من Easy Arabic

[@TheRover34]

Hi love the content, but maybe try to get the interviewer to speak slower so that also beginners can follow the co versations ! :)

[@baskan123]

There is nothing easy here, please speak slower so it might be a bit easy!!!

[@KuroDeresu]

Atila Sari she speak slowly

[@prithwishsarkar5075]

Sundar bhalo lagchhe ❤️❤️❤️

[@Александргамаль-в6о]

здорово очень здорово! я постоянно слежу за новыми выпусками

[@ghafourbagheri4596]

Mashaallah excellent 👏

[@Sarah-nx9dl]

For all the people who complain about how this *Egyptian* Arabic not just Arabic... it literally says in the title! Easy Egyptian Arabic. It's there. Otherwise, I think this is a really good video and an excellent resource for Arabic learners who want to know how to *speak*, particularly in Egypt. So many people and places focus more on MSA, which isn't bad, but you can't use it to speak XD or, like, you can, but it would be REALLY weird.

[@patriciamartinez9292]

Thanks for the video. I'd like to learn arabic but it's very difficult.

[@shahidrehman-bi1xq]

I want study Arabic language and culture in your insetute in Qiaro Egypt ❤❤❤

[@IFTIKHAR1955]

Speking too fast sister . Please slow down a little . Otherwise a good clip . Thanks

[@zomazana]

Ok I randomly came upon this video and I was like, this can be a good video to improve my very elementary Arabic 🤔 but damn! 😂 what fluency is this to be called easy Arabic 😁

[@mariaandrianaki9533]

It s amazing what you do, but it would be more helpful if you speak slowly (like in other easy (Language) videos

[@freethrulogic7774]

would you please a little bit slow in speaking arabic, seems like uneasy for speaking like flash. mashaa Allah.

[@antarkeith3893]

Easy German?

[@leob4403]

A. R. Aivasian yes this is German, can't you hear?

[@magnus123DF]

Leo B Hahaha

[@LondonPark27]

i was also like what german?

[@yasserhisham5226]

It's just mistake lol

[@ホーム-u8n]

Leo B www

[@look007456]

good arabic lesson

[@edram4051]

Is it just me or she asks the questions really fast but the other people answer more slowly?

[@josephstar1883]

They should have chosen a different presenter. This is one obviously is lacking experience.

[@salmakhaled6713]

دكتور داليا ❤️

[@putra9353]

تكلموا بلغة العربية الفصحة....شكرا

[@davidkimberth07]

Whaat.. I didn't quite catch that. It was so FAST.!!

[@zahrahroa1550]

Can you also guys do a Saudi Arabian Arabic:(

[@sitisxn]

please speak slower, how to learn if too fast

[@carthaginianexmuslim6623]

change youtube setting to slower 0.75

[@jktrails_]

@@carthaginianexmuslim6623 lol

[@learnwithberryafaithfulser5565]

Ma Sha Allah :)

[@abobakrwel714]

ليه قالت في الاول اهلا بيكم في ايزي جيرمان مش المفروض ايزي ارابيك 🤔🤔

[@angawer]

is "god willing" used there as a comma?

[@gaelanm3920]

+Assas "Hopefully" - neat cultural trait

[@hannahkhalaf2251]

+Assas well it's a muslim term but when we use it we don't use it in the most islamic manner.. it's almost like just a normal word now, but sometimes if you listen closely [ not in the video ] you'll notice that we use it as a no. or mostly mothers use it like " yeaaahhh if god wantts mhmmm"

[@muhamedgamal1713]

they use it just like english fillers !

[@oujisanhikari18]

Assas it's a common word they say it natural. It's more of a culture thing

[@yngknj]

I live in Brazil and I know a Brazilian girl with lebanese roots that said they (her family) say theses terms even at home speaking in Portuguese. I'd say it's something cultural from the arabs and muslims as well. It's kinda like "Jesus Christ!", but of course they're used in different situations.

[@wydadiyoun]

اسمو زينهم؟ بجد؟

[@DaliaHazem]

Hope u like it all :)

[@maryam5759]

haha guys this is no easy arabic! you should slow it down at least for those in the intermidiate level.

[@shahidrehman-bi1xq]

❤I want study Arabic language and culture in your insetute in Qiaro Egypt ❤❤❤

[@MennaElkhateeb]

very nice :)

[@alperenalperen2458]

Why are they in such a hurry? Its way too fast. Is it the way they casually speak ?

[@houmous942]

Yes! Egyptians are known for this, and what you hear in this video is a very normal and reasonable pace by Egyptian standards...

[@jasminhana1343]

easy masri hada -_____-

[@bestgktutorials7794]

jasmin hana hi jasmin can you help with arabic, i can help with english if you want . message me in the whats app if you are want [phone]

[@WaaDoku]

Do these references to Allah still have a religious connotation to them or is it like saying "Thank god" in English (which has lost all religious connotation and is just an expression of gratitude towards a certain event like "luckily")?

[@abdulalsoub7333]

+和ァ独 Sort of a mix of both, but its not like it would be "thank god" in english

[@WaaDoku]

Abdul Alsoub !شكرا

[@abdulalsoub7333]

Haha! No problem!

[@pm-zf7kf]

I want to improve my Arabic language can anyone help me

[@belivemyselfasamerican3801]

Arabic is spoken so fast .

[@josephstar1883]

It's not supposed to be like that tho. The presenter just has a bad habit of speaking fast . Lack of experience.

[@IrisMG]

Immersion

[@Kaffielo]

what does the title mean with 'easy Arabic'? All people speak so damn fast!

[@leob4403]

Kafil Yamin it means they put all the subtitles for you which makes it easier

[@bittybunni]

Is talking this fast normal for this language?

[@marwamohamed9984]

yes, we speak like that :D

[@malhaleel7579]

I think it's Egyptian accent AEY!!

[@shahidrehman-bi1xq]

السلام مع الاکرام بالاحترام یا اصحاب الحب وسخاء باننی ارید ان ادرس الادب العربی وثکافتھا وتاریخیھا عندکم ❤❤❤

[@sharescene-stories9332]

SPEED!!

[@hossein1326]

she is super fast talker, she needs to slow down a little, it is a good clip except her role in that.

[@medomedomedomedo5767]

this is not Arabic language this is egypt dialect

[@theshark4007]

Oh my friend egyptian language is not different with any arab couny

[@josephstar1883]

@@abdullahkatr8115 The reason other arabs understand your egptian dialect and you don't understand theirs, is because of Egypgtian media. What I mean by that is Movies! Biggest Actors were from Egypt. So, their movies were ofcourse in the Egypt arabic dialect. Thus, this is how all the Arabic countries were exposed to the egypt dialect and understand it well. And you were not open minded enough to check their movies and series, in other words you weren't exposed to their dialect. You have no excuse to not be exposed to other arabic dialect since there are actors in almost every arabic speaking country in our times. Syria and lebanon for example. Bab Al hara, a very famous series spoken in syrian dialect.

[@mahadljama4578]

Egyptian Arabic 😱😱😱😱

[@pm-zf7kf]

I want to improve my Arabic language. can anyone help me?

[@Sujin891]

You improve it?

[@anonym-yj2qk]

bro whats this....i learn arabic at school and i havent heard of these words before.....i only know this is a book,the book is big,that girl is my mom...but whats this like really...

[@Abdullah-zp1hc]

This is a Egyptian Arabic

[@anonym-yj2qk]

@@Abdullah-zp1hc no ik but this is on a whole different level and speed.. And i know normal arabic and egyptian arabic is different

[@Abdullah-zp1hc]

@@anonym-yj2qk yes

[@benzbenzy1485]

Is she speaking fast on purpose?

[@ansixiyechennal3775]

oh you are speaking quickly so i am not understand only one word so please speak slowly how we understand

[@max9677]

That's Egyptian Arabic.. they speak fast usually, I don't know how you'd call this "easy Arabic" 😃 native arab here 👋🏻 I'm trying to learn German though

[@josephstar1883]

Quit this nonsense. Not all Egyptians speak that fast! She just has a shit habit of speaking fast.

[@Halimahlee]

روعةةةةةةةةةة

[@HoudaOussous]

They speak Egyptian dialect not classic arabic...

[@alexgranadosar1560]

Classic Arabic is not spoken in streets...

[@---xu1cr]

this is Egyptian Arabic (one of the dialects) not standard Arabic

[@alexgranadosar1560]

Standard Arabic is not spoken in streets by anyone

[@TheLordIdanZiegeL]

no way you can study egyptian arabic with this.

[@lloydpopp13]

هذه العامية، صح؟

[@algameella]

نعم العامية المصرية

[@lloydpopp13]

@@algameella شكرا على التأكيد

[@algameella]

@@lloydpopp13 العفو

[@samiyajamssen7859]

SPEAK DAMN SLOW, WHATTHEF... This is not easy!

[@kakeylimba9257]

haha yeah, she speaks so fast!! but anyway, you can change the speed of the video, just tap the right click on your mouse after that you'll know what you should do ^^

[@nicesaida794]

NOOO YOU SPEAK VERY FAST...

[@snailevangelist]

That's kind of the point, this is how most people speak (even though the speed is pretty normal) and it's trying to immerse you into how arabs would speak it

[@cymonsorlo5761]

i think the phonetic scripts should have been placed right to left to

[@pardesipunjabi1493]

Didn't know German has borrowings from Arabic so much so that it sounds Arabic. Lol

[@prithwishsarkar5075]

🌸💐🌸❤️🌸💐🌸

[@3dlll]

I think she's from the arabic part of Texas

[@missbutter81]

Too fast

[@teymurhatamov35]

يمكن أن تكون بطيئا ، أنت سريع جدا

[@christiancarrigan3464]

Why do they say god willing and Allah this and that with everything?

[@maerythegreek9008]

Why do we say "thank God" or "For God's sake" or "OMG " ?....

[@Sparfucile]

This is ridiculously fast!!

[@gtesousa]

Easy arabic? 😳 Salam 🇧🇷

[@cymonsorlo5761]

Orthe three of them

[@imyours991]

Speak to fast... slower please... don’t you know this channel is for language learning...

[@lovehistoryandlanguges1961]

Dalia speaks too fast I think, sorry...

[@MrNada08]

Because we're Muslims :)

[@tanjiromutsu3240]

This is not Arabic, this Egyptian dialect

[@paravol3047]

This is not Arabic! it sounds like egyptian dialect !! Arabic is more beautiful than that Charabia

[@feisalajaj7954]

This isn't arabic. It's just a dialect ,which is not even similar to formal arabic.

[@Pacifica1]

4:27 Gamil

[@hakimled4300]

ما فيش ناس تدرس علوم و تكنولوجيا

[@RealMari_]

حددا تدددد كححمي ىححكي

[@Imamprams]

Easy languages, but it's not easy at all.

[@adembircan5610]

educational talk must be slow

[@tanjiromutsu3240]

Please teach people eloquent Arabic the standard Arabic not a dialect that belongs to a particular country

[@0angeplume0]

What is this accent of German? LOL

[@wakeelahmad8484]

Yo are not talking Pur Arabic language bad luck.

[@malikbilhaj9522]

This is not Arabic, this is an Egyptian dialect ,Very fast and very difficult .. And grammatically wrong .

[@snailevangelist]

Prescriptive much? A dialect of the language is still the language, so Egyptian Arabic is linguistically Arabic, just a variant of the language. "Grammatically wrong?" Practically speaking, if anybody were to write an essay the way that they spoke normally (in any language) it would be "wrong", but daily conversation isn't a master's thesis. As long as others understand you, it is correct.

[@josephstar1883]

@@snailevangelist Daily conversations are not grammarly wrong. You can still speak proper English with correct grammar etc. Same way when you speak giving presentations or lectures. Don't be silly! I am certain the same goes for any other language out there, especially Arabic! "As long as others understand you, it is correct." False! You can speak in broken English and I could still understand you, since am used to speaking to people with broken English. That doesn't make your english correct!

[@mariamhabib8928]

@@josephstar1883there’s no such a thing as a gramatically wrong dialect, it’s just a dialect with its own rules which might differ from the standard language, that’s what they meant

[@josephstar1883]

@@mariamhabib8928 There's no dialect that have their own rules. Every langauge have their own grammar. If you mean slang or street language then that is grammaticaly wrong yes. Are you telling me that a professor in Egypt will speak the same way the people did in the video do? No! Why? Because that's not proper Arabic! Same goes for the English language. Have you ever heard a professor giving a lecture in unversity and speaking like a commonor or a thug? Since they also have their own dialect of speaking using slang words. If he did he would be laughed at and and be fired.

[@nathan-ym3rb]

god rapper

[@jktrails_]

She is too fast

[@bellevacheresse7374]

lol this isn't easy German