Thanks!! I pray I will learn it soon In shaa Allah please if you have anymore tips please give me I wanna learn the Arabic language to understand the Nobel Quran In shaa Allah!!
I want to learn Arabic because a new kid in my school from out the country speaks it and I like him but I want him to feel comfortable talking to some one who knows his first language
when I was a student in school. a Palestinian teacher told me if you read the holy Quran you will improve your Arabic language and you will have a strong memory...he was right!!! .greetings from Arabian peninsula
Asalaam aleikum. Became a muslim last year, been really yearning to read the Quran in its language so I can recite and memorize the soul healing words. Thank you for the tips.
@Isaiah Abbiss just respect our religion friend. I respect you even though I dont believe what you do. do you think someone commenting on your comment would make you xhange your mind?
Advice from a native Egyptian; download the arabic keyboard on your mobile (i did with Russian when i thought of learning it), then open S.Note (for example); keeping writing and erasing letter to observe how they look alone vs combined in different positions in the word, as well as seeing tge correct spelling suggested by your mobile.
As a native Arabic speaker, my advice to everyone who's learning the Arabic language is: Learn Fusha or MSA ( it's a must thing ) first before trying to learn any Arabic dialect. Learning Fusha is like building your language fundamentals after that, you can learn any dialect by watching Arabic series, whether it is Egyptian, levant or gulf and if you afford traveling it would be nice to hear and learn the dialect from its native speakers. One thing to add about Arabic dialects is that most of the time they're not 100% going with grammar rules which make them hard to understand for beginners and that's why it's important to learn Fusha first because everyone can understand it.
Not useful. I want to understand when people speak and be able to communicate with my neighbors. The majority here (Germany) speak Levantine dialects. It is so much easier to learn than fusha. That one comes with the tv shows I watch and bible verses I read.
@@baum7des7lebens7 It is useful if you want to speak Arabic. But after what you said, you don't want to learn Arabic but a dialect, an Arabic language ! Confusing for Western people but it really is a language, as French, Spanish, Romanian, Italian are languages. In Italy it is quite similar if you know a bit. So it is deeply useful if you want to speak, read, and "live" the Arabic world
I’m Tunisian and the Tunisian dialect is only 100/95% understood in Algeria, Libya Mauritania and Morocco. The Tunisian and / or the Libyan dialects are the most “clear/understood” dialect of the maghreb but it’s still difficult for people outside of the maghreb region to understand 100% of what we’re saying. If I talk to a Kuwaiti or a Palestinian I have to change my dialect a little and use fus7a or I try and talk using some of their dialect (if I know it). Take this advice from a native Arabic speaker. If you ever meet someone who asks you specifically about which dialect to learn and not about wether to learn fu7a or a dialect, tell them the following. It’s best if they choose Levantine Arabic or Egyptian Arabic. Levantine is the most clear and easy to understand dialect across the entire Arab world (also the prettiest in my opinion especially Syrian). Egyptian is the most famous one and everyone knows it because Egyptian cinema is very popular in all the arab countries. If I wasn’t a native speaker and I had to choose which dialect, I’d pick Levantine because it’s closer to fus7a than Egyptian.
هيفاء I'm Algerian ,I kinda struggle when trying to understand Tunisian dialect😂 its really cute but you guys speak really quickly it almost sounds like you're singing
Syrian is the easiest to understand 🙌 algerian dialect is also simple but still contains some French terms we tend to switch or mix them up together😂 its impossible to speak Algerian Arabic without adding about 2 French words into the phrase
Cerine na omg no Algerian and Moroccan are way harder even for us Tunisians. All Arabs always say that especially Algerian and also Moroccan are impossible to understand but Tunisian is easier than Algerian and Moroccan. For me I always say that Syrians sound like they’re singing because they always make words longer. Your right the easiest Arabic dialect is definitely Syrian
I'm an Arab from Jordan and I'm really shocked of how good u are at Arabic! but that's not strange cuz if someone wants to learn it then they can👌👌❤️ also they say Arabic language is hard but its really easy honestly, and u just need some time to understand it very well.:)
I am Russian and it's the third month I ve been learning arabic now. The language is so complicated, but that's what I like about it the most. It's so beautiful. I have friends from different arabic countries. They help me to boost my fluency. This is the language I want to be fluent in.
Well I'm an Arab, a Moroccan Arab and to be honest I'm really impressed, never saw a youtuber speaking Arabic as good as u so yeah good job brother. I got one more thing to say, one day u'll realize it was a good decision to learn it. Good luck and thanks for the Vid.
My father is from morocco, but my mother is from Spain and I haven't learned moroccian because my father always talked to me in spanish, now I can't to my familiy in Morocco and learning moroccian by my own is going to be imposible becuase it can't be written, so I'm learning arabic! Your pronunciation is just soooo good, I know perfectly how it sounds
If you wanna learn moroccan then try to talk it with your father I mean let him talk it and with time you will learn few words my cousin is living with my moroccan uncle and a german mom in germany his parents talk german but with time he had a problem with the other cousins beacause they speak just darija . So try it try to learn it from your dad and for the writing we write in arabic letters or with latin letters but we usually use the latin letters .
I’m a Muslim and My clan is Arab Salah (Mehri people) I recently found out it was a big clan and not a small one but I don’t speak Arabic so it’s going to be awkward at gathering because I don’t speak Arabic and I also want to learn Arabic because I want to have a deeper understanding of the Quran.
Taleaha Hinkle As an Arab I wanted to tell you that when we started learning at school in our childhood they taught us the Arabic alphabet by teaching only three letters a day and made us write each letter more than once and it worked Just use the way that your English teacher used with you when you were young to learn the English alphabet 😂
If the Arabic alphabet is hard for you, learning Arabic is going to take you forever. The alphabet is really easy (this is coming from a non Arabic speaking Somali person). Just focus on learning the script with vowels first because reading it without vowels will be unnecessarily hard unless you already speak Arabic.
The alphabet is not hard at all. It's the same few shapes with a change in the number of dots. You're probably just trying to learn it whenever you have five minutes to spear instead of sitting down and trying to understand
Great points. Motivation doesn't just apply to Arabic, it applies to learning anything new...it can be tough to find time for something that takes so long to become adept in. But I will find it. I rarely sleep as it is.
the Egyptian dialect is the one that makes the most sense to learn , because Egyptian TV shows and movies are watched everywhere in the Arab world to a point that everybody would understand the Egyptian accent.
So helpfull. I am living now in Qatar for almost 7 years, before that i was living in Oman for 2 years. But really your Arabic is more more better than me
I’m Arab I just came here to see foreigners learning my language hehe ARABIC Is probably hard ! But it’s also hard for us native speakers so don’t give up keep learning and god will help you 🧡
I am a Mexican as Spanish as my first language and English as my second. But I’m learning Russian and Arabic at the same time for my future Career. Wish me luck guys!
I’m from Malaysia and I love the way you gave us your information 👍🏼❤️, pray for me , I hope I can learn Arabic and talking in Arabic fluency insyallah
Hey. Thanks for your videos. They are very motivational! Also, as a Japanese who used to live in the UK, it helps me remind myself what British accents sound like. lol So I guess it's like killing two birds with one stone!
I learn Arabic from Duolingo and from same books . Thank you so much for this video. I like Arabic so much . أنا أحب لغة العربية جداً. و انا أريد أن اتعلم الادب العربي
Watched this video 2 years ago and still learning arabic. Not for the faint hearted. I study every day and started to study it at university since a semester. I am failing every day 500 times, you really really really gotta have the passion to pull it off. Best language in the world though.
I am a saudi teen who's lived in america for most of my life. this year I had to come back to live here and it's been really stressful trying to regain my native tongue and its just so embarrassing trying to talk to other native speakers. thanks for helping
One of the best channels for grammar and foundations which seemed to be MSA was “learn Arabic with abassia” . She is so wonderful, organized and easy to understand !
i just came across this video because i’m lebanese but cant even communicate with my family in arabic but this video has really motivated me to go out of my comfort zone and do something. you have really useful tips that i will definitely remember so thank you!
I'm new here in your channel.. I'm trying to improve my arabic memory.. i'm in KSA now... I'm watching more and more video that teaches arabic...thanks for sharing.! Godbless...
@@cjlogic6908 thanks for asking .I want to tell you that daily we use Ayat / words of Qur'an .. not only in prayer but in many situations .. you will never look strange or outdate if you use Qur'an words as you will be totally understandable and appreciated
Hi, man. I think you speak Arabic very well and I've already seen you with Steve Kaufman speaking condefintly and naturally. I'm also a self learner man of the English language and I love it. Greeting!.
@@محمدعليماجدعبدالخالقناصر Are you sure ? Did you google it or just guessing. There are millions of songs and some Are well known worldwide like "Go On" from the movie of Titanic. You may be talking about harmonic sound?
@@englishwithahmad9513 if i have the choice i will learn Japanese language or Italian or even Persian but unfortunately i don't have a choice because you know it's one of the requirements to have a job in these days but i don't like it it's sound boring and dry
I have two questions 1. Are the lyrics in Arabic typically in standard Arabic or the local dialect of the singer. 2. If the lyrics are typically in a local dialect, do you know any musicians who sing in the Levant dialect. I've found that musics helps me learn and remember vocabulary faster than anything else.
Hi I am from Syria and i can confirm that most of the songs are typically in local dialects with a very few exceptions. If you want musicians who sings in Levant Arabic, you can search for Fairouz (who is like Adele) , Faya Younan, Nasseif Zaitoun, Adham Alnaboulsi, Wael Kfoury, Nancy Ajram. Fares Karam and George Wassouf. (some of their songs have English subtitles) Hope that helps (:
Loved it, thank you !! My motivation is to learn how to read academic books in Arabic. Through that, I’d like to enhance intellectual exchanges between East and West, to personally get a bit decolonized from my Western education, and to write publications in Arabic to contribute to my cultural heritage and not end up in « Maghreb literature » section of a library if I choose to mainly write in French (my main language) about Arab matters, or not even Arab matters. I love the poet Mahmoud Darwish, he has been a big motivation to me, listening to him is such a delight. Do you have any tips for more advanced speakers who would like to read books in Arabic ? Easy children books through more complicated ones etc... I am thinking every day a bit more about joining your Patreon :P
Awesome video! Been livin n d gulf for 2 decades and travelled much around d region, ur Arabic is amazing, sounds like a native speaker from each dialects u mentioned! Thanks for sharing ur precious knowledge, we appreciate very much Mickeeyyy. Sending love. X
I just came here to see the people who wants learn arabic. And I just want to say you are an amazing person and you will reach to your goal. Keep going bro
Hi there! My father is from Tunisia, unfortunately he couldn't teach me the language, he is such a hardworking man, in order for me to have a great life he spend days and nights running his business. Nevertheless, I made a promise, to him and to my jaddah that someday I'd be able to speak arabic. I'm fluent in 4 other languanges, including english and french, mostly self-taught, with dedication, time and committement anything is possible, as you say. It's been 1 year since I started learning arabic and I truly love it, I can't stop!! My milestone is to master the language, and I know I will :) thank you for the recommendations and the channel suggestions!
Hi Mike, I'm moving to Saudi Arabia with work and will be there for a minimum of 2 years but feel it would be rude if i didn't attempt to learn the language. I'm British with no previous Arabic knowledge. Which is the way you learnt Arabic? Are programmes like Rosetta Stone worth considering? Within Saudi Arabia, I will be living not far from Mecca what is the best dialect for me to initially study. Many thanks and love your work Colin
Believe me no need to learn Arabic language u will find people there rashing to speak with u in English. U have good chance to learn Arabic there if u want explore what is Islam and what is the beauty of Islam ...regards
Hi Mike, i just uploaded my first video today for teaching Egyptian Arabic and all of a sudden a friend sent me your video and on 6:16 woow it seemed that you're talking to me :D Amazing Arabic by the way good job ;)
I've started following Hanan AlFardan on RUclips. Love her channel for Emirati dialect! Also, may I know, in the Egyptian dialect how is ق pronounced when it comes in the beginning of a word?
Hello, I am Egyptian and already speak Arabic. Your video is great especially for beginners who need to understand where to start. Through your videos, you are breaking the stigma about Arabic being ugly an ugly. Much respect to you and your dedication to learn Arabic. BTW your Arabic is great!
In the Army, I was the sponsor of a girl from Jordan. We became really good friends❤️ In order to make her feel more comfortable in our country and make her feel more welcomed, I tried to become very familiar with her culture and language. Because I know Spanish some of the words were easy for me to pronounce. I say some because not all of them. Anyway, every time I have and opportunity, I try to practice so I don’t forget. We have some linguist in my unit, and I practice the few words I know with them. I also listen to music. My goal is to be fluent or at least be able to hold a conversation ✨
I want to learn arbic to know . what quran is and what is it saying . And i now . it will take 100 years for me to learn arbic . But if he can then i can do it too .how lucky are they .they can speak arbic .
Yes this is possible, but quran arabic is different from the arabic language in certain meanings of context, also go to a sheik or imam for lectures. They studied the holy quran.
Yes .I agree with you. Arabic language it hardest language at the world because each one word has six or seven or eight meaning ohh my god. Note I'm Arabian girl I'm from Iraq. If you want to learn Arabic language maybe you need 5 to 10 yrs or more. So it's to very hard for us arab.
Hi I've been learning Arabic online since 2years so learned loads of words and phrases and grammar but I can't speak fluently please recommend a good channel with authentic Mustaf Arabic thank you Much appreciated
Hi Mike, at first I congratulated you for share your knowledge. I from Bolivia and I have several friends from Syria, Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia, so I love arabic language, I've learned a little bit of arabic. They suggested me to learn "Pure Arabic" .... Fusha. That´s thue, there are differences between Fusha and dialects, for example: Yes in fusha is "na'am" , in magreb arabic it sounds like " woa" (like whaT without T), or the way to say numbers.... 50 "hamsuna" or "hamsina" . Ending, I appreciate you for help me to learn more. Grettings.
@@monirayusuf30 u should, I'm currently taking arabic lessons and it's a very good way to learn!! Lessons are kinda cheap, and you can even find some pals for free, you just exchange languages, for example you find an english friend or a french friend, and you exchange knowledge!!
Practice writing the letters while pronouncing them , then do the same for each word. repeat many times . after a few months i started copying and reading at the same time the quran, it helped me a lot in learning arabic
Arabic is my native language. However, your tips can help me in learning English. I'm looking for an English speaking partner who wants to learn Arabic.
قبل اتوقع الاجانب مالهم شغل باللغة العربية وحتى ما يفكرون ان يتعلموها لكن من نزلت برنامج هيلوتاك اكتشفت الاف الاشخاص يردون يتعلمون اللغة العربية بصراحة انصدمت 😂😂💔ما شاء الله هم يتعبون حتى يتعلمون لُـغتنه الجميلة لغة القرآن ♥🤞😍 You're the best bro ♥❄
Hello from Texas! I have two questions for you: 1. When Duo Lingo finally releases their Arabic section of the app/website, would you consider doing a review of it? 2. Do you have a public Snapchat, if so, what is your username? I also felt it was important to express my genuine appreciation and admiration of your channel! Your content is well made, and you are quite exceptional in your linguistic abilities!
Rody Kasem you have to be good at english to teach her arabic, you can't say *learn you* you have to say *teach you*. Plus, you can't say "the arabic" you can say arabic language. Im arabic but better than you at english. Lmao!
I recommend using duolingo alongside a teaching class or RUclips videos, coz duolingo skips important steps in reading and writing. I was fine in learning spanish basics but almost useless in learning Russian from definite scratch.
I can be your Arabic friend😊. I am an Arabic native speaker and i am learning American English , so if your native language is American we can help each other alot
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I am an Arabian and I came to see how other people learn our language
goodluck for everyone by learning Arabic language
May I get your contact?
멸렬해셔츠
@@nicegeo l can help you
Asmaa Dawod How i could use some help too hahaha
Thanks!! I pray I will learn it soon In shaa Allah please if you have anymore tips please give me I wanna learn the Arabic language to understand the Nobel Quran In shaa Allah!!
I want to learn Arabic because a new kid in my school from out the country speaks it and I like him but I want him to feel comfortable talking to some one who knows his first language
SA HOSEOK welll
You will graduate before learning it lol
I can help you
nanni vibez okay this is too cute
If u want we can teach ourselves ...tell me if u want
when I was a student in school. a Palestinian teacher told me if you read the holy Quran you will improve your Arabic language and you will have a strong memory...he was right!!! .greetings from Arabian peninsula
i do agree.
i picked up many vocabs from quran.
Antar Shadad
HAH nice try i'll pass
بطريقتك الذكية هذه ستجعلهم يقرأون القرآن بهدف تقوية لغتهم العربية ..ومن يعلم قد يكون لهم باب مدخل للإسلام العظيم..أحسنت يا عنتر
@@yahyasaady1674 Then don't even try it. 😒
Asalaam aleikum. Became a muslim last year, been really yearning to read the Quran in its language so I can recite and memorize the soul healing words. Thank you for the tips.
@Isaiah Abbiss I do not expect to be saved.
@Isaiah Abbiss just respect our religion friend. I respect you even though I dont believe what you do. do you think someone commenting on your comment would make you xhange your mind?
@@xthukuh mashallah
i also want to convert anytips?
@@justanotherafricanchild go to your local mosque or anyone that can help you convert so that u may say ur shahadah
I don't speak Arabic, but I love how it sounds. You speak so beautifully.
thank you
I'm an arabic girl, and I am from Algeria
@@almichaalmi7669 God bless ya i’m arab as well 💛
@@0cwz819 geographically an arab
@@stabo284 say you're middle eastern ❤️.
Advice from a native Egyptian; download the arabic keyboard on your mobile (i did with Russian when i thought of learning it), then open S.Note (for example); keeping writing and erasing letter to observe how they look alone vs combined in different positions in the word, as well as seeing tge correct spelling suggested by your mobile.
Shadwa Barghash thank you
Shadwa Barghash говоришь щас по русски?
I just started doing this, super cool!!
Вы знаете русский?
@@erturtemirbaev5207
Я могу по русскии говорить и я из Египта
This video has motivated me to learn Arabic a lot more than before 🙂
انت عبيط ولا بتستعبط؟😂😂
بطل استهبال هم عارفين انك عربي
@@problem2781
😁😂😂😂😭😭😭😭
And me😉
@@problem2781 مش كل المسلمين بيعرفو عربي، ممكن يكون من باكستان او من الهند، من فضلك امسح التعليق
Let me know if you need help with the language..iam Egyptian
As a native Arabic speaker, my advice to everyone who's learning the Arabic language is: Learn Fusha or MSA ( it's a must thing ) first before trying to learn any Arabic dialect. Learning Fusha is like building your language fundamentals after that, you can learn any dialect by watching Arabic series, whether it is Egyptian, levant or gulf and if you afford traveling it would be nice to hear and learn the dialect from its native speakers. One thing to add about Arabic dialects is that most of the time they're not 100% going with grammar rules which make them hard to understand for beginners and that's why it's important to learn Fusha first because everyone can understand it.
Thank you ! This really will help me a lot. May God bless you 🙏🏽
Not useful. I want to understand when people speak and be able to communicate with my neighbors. The majority here (Germany) speak Levantine dialects. It is so much easier to learn than fusha. That one comes with the tv shows I watch and bible verses I read.
Fusha is useless for speaking to people
@@baum7des7lebens7 It is useful if you want to speak Arabic. But after what you said, you don't want to learn Arabic but a dialect, an Arabic language !
Confusing for Western people but it really is a language, as French, Spanish, Romanian, Italian are languages. In Italy it is quite similar if you know a bit.
So it is deeply useful if you want to speak, read, and "live" the Arabic world
I am a professer of arabic langauge
hello, you alive? I have a question for you. may I ask you?
@James Harball i am speak arabic
@James Harball give me ur snapchat
@@weallthesame2570 hey! i rly want to learn arabic can u help me?
@@Useracacacac yes..give me ur snapchat
I'm learning this for religious purposes, wish me luck
same
Same
Wish you all luck
انشالله تنجح
Insha allah..
I’m Tunisian and the Tunisian dialect is only 100/95% understood in Algeria, Libya Mauritania and Morocco. The Tunisian and / or the Libyan dialects are the most “clear/understood” dialect of the maghreb but it’s still difficult for people outside of the maghreb region to understand 100% of what we’re saying. If I talk to a Kuwaiti or a Palestinian I have to change my dialect a little and use fus7a or I try and talk using some of their dialect (if I know it). Take this advice from a native Arabic speaker. If you ever meet someone who asks you specifically about which dialect to learn and not about wether to learn fu7a or a dialect, tell them the following. It’s best if they choose Levantine Arabic or Egyptian Arabic. Levantine is the most clear and easy to understand dialect across the entire Arab world (also the prettiest in my opinion especially Syrian). Egyptian is the most famous one and everyone knows it because Egyptian cinema is very popular in all the arab countries. If I wasn’t a native speaker and I had to choose which dialect, I’d pick Levantine because it’s closer to fus7a than Egyptian.
هيفاء جزاك الله. شكرا جزيلا. كان لدي مشكلة حول الهجة. رأيك يكفيني. محمد ساجد
Thank you for the advice!
هيفاء I'm Algerian ,I kinda struggle when trying to understand Tunisian dialect😂 its really cute but you guys speak really quickly it almost sounds like you're singing
Syrian is the easiest to understand 🙌 algerian dialect is also simple but still contains some French terms we tend to switch or mix them up together😂 its impossible to speak Algerian Arabic without adding about 2 French words into the phrase
Cerine na omg no Algerian and Moroccan are way harder even for us Tunisians. All Arabs always say that especially Algerian and also Moroccan are impossible to understand but Tunisian is easier than Algerian and Moroccan. For me I always say that Syrians sound like they’re singing because they always make words longer. Your right the easiest Arabic dialect is definitely Syrian
Quran shereef is in Arabic Language so i love to learn Arabic ...❤️🤩✌️In sha Allah
Same
I can help you
Good luck with that بالتوفيق
Tahera Sultana Tapadar hello tahera i can help you sis , visite my channel
@• Tara • i am from iraq and speak Arabic.. where are you from 🤔
The hardest thing is the accent and the “back of the throat” sound I feel like I sound dumb
Practice every day and if you want to have a simple conversation in Arabic. I would love to help you.
Russia, israeli and greek have that voice too, so i think its normal for another language
Same 😭😭
Lol
carson kerekes I swear it’s always these letters غ ع
*الخط العربي هو من أجمل فنون العالم*
😎😌😏😏
اكيد اللغة العربية هي لغة القرآن الكريم 😚
Why are u watching u already know the language
@@fahima2409 that's non of you business
Fahima 😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹💔💔💔 just for fun
Yeah
Thanks you have made me want to learn arabic.
Arabic is beautiful language. May Allah help me master this language very well
I'm an Arab from Jordan and I'm really shocked of how good u are at Arabic! but that's not strange cuz if someone wants to learn it then they can👌👌❤️ also they say Arabic language is hard but its really easy honestly, and u just need some time to understand it very well.:)
Oh thanks I also think it's easy 😊🇯🇴🇮🇳
I love arabic language so much because the word itself is very meaningful...i learned it for 10 years working in lebanon...
I am Russian and it's the third month I ve been learning arabic now. The language is so complicated, but that's what I like about it the most. It's so beautiful. I have friends from different arabic countries. They help me to boost my fluency. This is the language I want to be fluent in.
Well I'm an Arab, a Moroccan Arab and to be honest I'm really impressed, never saw a youtuber speaking Arabic as good as u so yeah good job brother. I got one more thing to say, one day u'll realize it was a good decision to learn it. Good luck and thanks for the Vid.
Any recommendations on learning Moroccan Arabic in the manner of a RUclips channel?
My father is from morocco, but my mother is from Spain and I haven't learned moroccian because my father always talked to me in spanish, now I can't to my familiy in Morocco and learning moroccian by my own is going to be imposible becuase it can't be written, so I'm learning arabic! Your pronunciation is just soooo good, I know perfectly how it sounds
If you wanna learn moroccan then try to talk it with your father I mean let him talk it and with time you will learn few words my cousin is living with my moroccan uncle and a german mom in germany his parents talk german but with time he had a problem with the other cousins beacause they speak just darija . So try it try to learn it from your dad and for the writing we write in arabic letters or with latin letters but we usually use the latin letters .
I’m a Muslim and My clan is Arab Salah (Mehri people) I recently found out it was a big clan and not a small one but I don’t speak Arabic so it’s going to be awkward at gathering because I don’t speak Arabic and I also want to learn Arabic because I want to have a deeper understanding of the Quran.
Im Muslim too, form Syria 💜
I want to speak Arabic so I can converse with my husband and his family... his family lives in Kuwait
i can help you with speaking Arabic :D
If you Want i'll help u by speaking together on messnger 😊 and you can also help me to speak English language
@@almichaalmi7669 how can you help? using social media apps?
I’m stuck on the alphabet it’s so hard lol
Taleaha Hinkle As an Arab I wanted to tell you that when we started learning at school in our childhood they taught us the Arabic alphabet by teaching only three letters a day and made us write each letter more than once and it worked
Just use the way that your English teacher used with you when you were young to learn the English alphabet 😂
Rola Mohamed bahaha! In America we’re dumb so this will be hard 😫
Grammar is worse .. 😂 . Its my first language and i seriously struggle with that xp
If the Arabic alphabet is hard for you, learning Arabic is going to take you forever. The alphabet is really easy (this is coming from a non Arabic speaking Somali person). Just focus on learning the script with vowels first because reading it without vowels will be unnecessarily hard unless you already speak Arabic.
The alphabet is not hard at all. It's the same few shapes with a change in the number of dots. You're probably just trying to learn it whenever you have five minutes to spear instead of sitting down and trying to understand
Great points. Motivation doesn't just apply to Arabic, it applies to learning anything new...it can be tough to find time for something that takes so long to become adept in. But I will find it. I rarely sleep as it is.
the Egyptian dialect is the one that makes the most sense to learn , because Egyptian TV shows and movies are watched everywhere in the Arab world to a point that everybody would understand the Egyptian accent.
صحيح اني عراقي واحب اللهجة المصرية
ازايك عامل ايه 😂😂😂
So helpfull. I am living now in Qatar for almost 7 years, before that i was living in Oman for 2 years. But really your Arabic is more more better than me
انت رائع و تستطيع نطق الكلمات بشكل رائع و صحيح تماماً❤️
وااو انت متقن للهجات😳😱❤️❤️
شكراً
عفواً
@@nnaa1142 اللهجات سهلة
صحيح لكن ليس تماما :) فالعجمة ظاهرة في نطقه
I’m Arab I just came here to see foreigners learning my language hehe ARABIC Is probably hard ! But it’s also hard for us native speakers so don’t give up keep learning and god will help you 🧡
لا تكذب 😂😂 ليست صعبة علينا😂😉
@@تركي-ي3د عتيبي لايعرف الصعاب
عربك مو صعب والله Arabic not difficult i think it's easiest language i ever try to learn it a
U know what I think about Arabic it's easy haha but I'm Indian I know Urdu 🇮🇳
I am a Mexican as Spanish as my first language and English as my second. But I’m learning Russian and Arabic at the same time for my future Career. Wish me luck guys!
I'm a half Arab and half Filipino, but really, you speak Arabic better than me
Teach me tagalo please and I'll teach you Arabic
Omg sammeeee! Half lebanese and half filo
Well that’s devastating to hear
@@moalz3130 how so?
Half egyptian half Aussie here haha
I agree completely with everything you said. That number one tho, so true that I had to do when I learned Dutch, Portuguese, Hebrew and Korean.
Andrew Horne im dutch and im learning hebrew :)
@@colincools684 You will love it. I learned dutch and was blown away by it. So as a english speaker that can also speak hebrew, you will love it.
Ok. I started Arabic one months ago, starting from zero. Let's see 🙂👍
If any one is learning Arabic
I am fluent in Arabic
But I want to improve my English
I looking for a native speaker
@@helloworld5602 yup im a fluent speaker in English, wanna work together??
@@maria-fe1gx yes i want to
Lorenzo Bruno how is it going?
hello world I’m fluent in English and I want to learn Arabic
wow, your pronunciation in Arabic is so good. Wish you all the best Mike.
I’m from Malaysia and I love the way you gave us your information 👍🏼❤️, pray for me , I hope I can learn Arabic and talking in Arabic fluency insyallah
mashallah, im a pakistani living in KSA my whole life. Thats how i learned full arabic, its like my family speaking arabic around me i got use to it
شكرا لك يا مايك لجعلك من اللغه العبيه لغه سهله و محبوبه thank you so much
you're welcome and thanks for coming to my channel
و انت نفسك لا تستطيع ان تتكلم اللغة العربية بشكل صحيح ...
Aref Thaher العبية😂😂أخ قلبي
لسا اتعلم عربي
علي عبداللطيف .أنت عربي ؟
مجهودٌ مذهل يا مايك! أشعر بالفخر لرؤية لغتي الأولى تُعلّم. وقتك الشخصي الذي قضيته في تعلُّمها مجهودٌ جبّار!
مُوفّق!
Sundus تتوقعي تعمق لدرجة يفهم الحركات؟🤔
Hey. Thanks for your videos. They are very motivational!
Also, as a Japanese who used to live in the UK, it helps me remind myself what British accents sound like. lol
So I guess it's like killing two birds with one stone!
Paprika S hi there. I want to learn Japanese. could you help me please?
I can help you
Samo Samurai where are you from?
I learn Arabic from Duolingo and from same books . Thank you so much for this video.
I like Arabic so much .
أنا أحب لغة العربية جداً. و انا أريد أن اتعلم الادب العربي
Watched this video 2 years ago and still learning arabic. Not for the faint hearted. I study every day and started to study it at university since a semester. I am failing every day 500 times, you really really really gotta have the passion to pull it off. Best language in the world though.
You got this! I am a native Arab speaker and I'm glad you like arabic
Quarantine got me like: IVE QUIT EVERYTHING
I am a saudi teen who's lived in america for most of my life. this year I had to come back to live here and it's been really stressful trying to regain my native tongue and its just so embarrassing trying to talk to other native speakers. thanks for helping
Keep it up bro,any progress?
@@lukabrdar6732 yeah thanks for asking :D im now starting highschool in an all arabic school and I'm not perfect but it'll get better!
@@azurecerulean1279 cool,good job bro!
@@lukabrdar6732 thank you!!
The first recommendation was perfect such simple way of teaching bless her!!
One of the best channels for grammar and foundations which seemed to be MSA was “learn Arabic with abassia” . She is so wonderful, organized and easy to understand !
i just came across this video because i’m lebanese but cant even communicate with my family in arabic but this video has really motivated me to go out of my comfort zone and do something. you have really useful tips that i will definitely remember so thank you!
Thanks for your comment Yazy!
I'm new here in your channel..
I'm trying to improve my arabic memory.. i'm in KSA now... I'm watching more and more video that teaches arabic...thanks for sharing.! Godbless...
Also I wanna give channel name "learn Arabic with maha" for egyptian dialect. She is v good.
Maha is Palestinian
@@esperanzanomuere yes, you are right. I just LOVE her energy 🌈👍
holy Boly love Maha, been following her for 8 years but she’s Palestinian and teaches sham dialect usually
Thank you :)
The traditional Arabic of the quran is the best arabic.
Is the Quran in classical Arabic?
@@cjlogic6908 thanks for asking .I want to tell you that daily we use Ayat / words of Qur'an .. not only in prayer but in many situations .. you will never look strange or outdate if you use Qur'an words as you will be totally understandable and appreciated
Mr. Logic it is
@@cjlogic6908 quran is in the old classical arabic
I am an arab and I can't understand it
Is quran arabic the english equivalent of ye olde thee thou shalt
Hi, man. I think you speak Arabic very well and I've already seen you with Steve Kaufman speaking condefintly and naturally.
I'm also a self learner man of the English language and I love it.
Greeting!.
English is easy but it's the worst language in the world it doesn't have any music in it
@@محمدعليماجدعبدالخالقناصر
Are you sure ? Did you google it or just guessing.
There are millions of songs and some Are well known worldwide like "Go On" from the movie of Titanic.
You may be talking about harmonic sound?
@@englishwithahmad9513 if i have the choice i will learn Japanese language or Italian or even Persian but unfortunately i don't have a choice because you know it's one of the requirements to have a job in these days but i don't like it it's sound boring and dry
@@محمدعليماجدعبدالخالقناصر
You seem to be not fond of it at all, what about Spanish?
This was really insightful! I fell in love with Arabic after talking to my friends on Voicely who are from the Middle East.
اتيت لمعرفة كيف الاجانب مهتمون باللغة العربية وااوو 🙆🙆 تراهم بزاف🚶
جزااااائرية مرت من هنا 🚶 🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿
I have two questions
1. Are the lyrics in Arabic typically in standard Arabic or the local dialect of the singer.
2. If the lyrics are typically in a local dialect, do you know any musicians who sing in the Levant dialect.
I've found that musics helps me learn and remember vocabulary faster than anything else.
Hi I am from Syria and i can confirm that most of the songs are typically in local dialects with a very few exceptions. If you want musicians who sings in Levant Arabic, you can search for Fairouz (who is like Adele) , Faya Younan, Nasseif Zaitoun, Adham Alnaboulsi, Wael Kfoury, Nancy Ajram. Fares Karam and George Wassouf. (some of their songs have English subtitles)
Hope that helps (:
Loved it, thank you !!
My motivation is to learn how to read academic books in Arabic. Through that, I’d like to enhance intellectual exchanges between East and West, to personally get a bit decolonized from my Western education, and to write publications in Arabic to contribute to my cultural heritage and not end up in « Maghreb literature » section of a library if I choose to mainly write in French (my main language) about Arab matters, or not even Arab matters. I love the poet Mahmoud Darwish, he has been a big motivation to me, listening to him is such a delight.
Do you have any tips for more advanced speakers who would like to read books in Arabic ? Easy children books through more complicated ones etc...
I am thinking every day a bit more about joining your Patreon :P
Awesome video! Been livin n d gulf for 2 decades and travelled much around d region, ur Arabic is amazing, sounds like a native speaker from each dialects u mentioned! Thanks for sharing ur precious knowledge, we appreciate very much Mickeeyyy. Sending love. X
1:56 wow when he said ‘qatar’ it amaized me .
You’re a genius!!! I love your channel
Thanks Donna
Yes
highly needed this.... thank you,
mad love from Kenya
v welcome
If you need help with Arabic, I am available in any time
I am Arabic teacher (NSA)
+020106541202
I want to learn more about this language.inshallah!
Great bru all the best
Zakaria Sadrati thanks :) inshallah!
I just came here to see the people who wants learn arabic. And I just want to say you are an amazing person and you will reach to your goal. Keep going bro
Hi there! My father is from Tunisia, unfortunately he couldn't teach me the language, he is such a hardworking man, in order for me to have a great life he spend days and nights running his business. Nevertheless, I made a promise, to him and to my jaddah that someday I'd be able to speak arabic.
I'm fluent in 4 other languanges, including english and french, mostly self-taught, with dedication, time and committement anything is possible, as you say. It's been 1 year since I started learning arabic and I truly love it, I can't stop!! My milestone is to master the language, and I know I will :) thank you for the recommendations and the channel suggestions!
Your accent is so cute lol (im arabic)z
thanks I think lol
it is bro you shouldn't think you should be sure
hi brother i would like to speak arabic for improve my communication...please any one is here to speak with me....
a مرحبا
mr.derpy exposers مرحبا بكم
It's such a beautiful and an amazing language.
thank u
Hi Mike, I'm moving to Saudi Arabia with work and will be there for a minimum of 2 years but feel it would be rude if i didn't attempt to learn the language. I'm British with no previous Arabic knowledge. Which is the way you learnt Arabic? Are programmes like Rosetta Stone worth considering? Within Saudi Arabia, I will be living not far from Mecca what is the best dialect for me to initially study.
Many thanks and love your work
Colin
Colin Martin I can help you
For sure 😍
Living Language Arabic. It has done WONDERS for me. That mixed with Pimsleur
Hi Colin,
I’m Saudi, a native arabic speaker and have lived in the UK most of my life? I wouldn’t mind helping you out (:
Hejazi arabic
Believe me no need to learn Arabic language u will find people there rashing to speak with u in English. U have good chance to learn Arabic there if u want explore what is Islam and what is the beauty of Islam ...regards
Hi Mike, i just uploaded my first video today for teaching Egyptian Arabic and all of a sudden a friend sent me your video and on 6:16 woow it seemed that you're talking to me :D Amazing Arabic by the way good job ;)
I'm from Arabic country I know how to speak Arabic language but I don't how to read & write, thanks for the awesome video. Big like.👍
I can help you
The most perfect Arabic is in the Holy Quran.
Arabic is my mother tongue, but this was so fun to watch 😹
Really yes we really cannot understand hahaha our long
کیا آپ یہ پڑھ سکتے ہو، اور سمجھ میں آتی ہے؟ 😁
@@AnglishThane what ?
@@krimosmail8605 کیا آپ اردو بول یا پڑھ سکتے ہو؟
@@krimosmail8605 That was in Urdu, not Arabic lmao. You can read it right?
I've started following Hanan AlFardan on RUclips. Love her channel for Emirati dialect!
Also, may I know, in the Egyptian dialect how is ق pronounced when it comes in the beginning of a word?
Hello, I am Egyptian and already speak Arabic. Your video is great especially for beginners who need to understand where to start. Through your videos, you are breaking the stigma about Arabic being ugly an ugly. Much respect to you and your dedication to learn Arabic. BTW your Arabic is great!
In the Army, I was the sponsor of a girl from Jordan. We became really good friends❤️ In order to make her feel more comfortable in our country and make her feel more welcomed, I tried to become very familiar with her culture and language. Because I know Spanish some of the words were easy for me to pronounce. I say some because not all of them. Anyway, every time I have and opportunity, I try to practice so I don’t forget. We have some linguist in my unit, and I practice the few words I know with them. I also listen to music. My goal is to be fluent or at least be able to hold a conversation ✨
I want to learn arbic to know . what quran is and what is it saying . And i now . it will take 100 years for me to learn arbic . But if he can then i can do it too .how lucky are they .they can speak arbic .
I hope you laern lt faster
Yes this is possible, but quran arabic is different from the arabic language in certain meanings of context, also go to a sheik or imam for lectures. They studied the holy quran.
DID U LEARN IT OR NOT YET ?
Yes .I agree with you. Arabic language it hardest language at the world because each one word has six or seven or eight meaning ohh my god. Note I'm Arabian girl I'm from Iraq. If you want to learn Arabic language maybe you need 5 to 10 yrs or more. So it's to very hard for us arab.
right
Hi I've been learning Arabic online since 2years so learned loads of words and phrases and grammar but I can't speak fluently please recommend a good channel with authentic Mustaf Arabic thank you
Much appreciated
My name Asmaa and i can help you to learn arabic
i am arabic, from Kuwait but i am in an American school so my dad wants me to improve my arabic :)
I can help you
mustaphas senhadji i am actually starting to talk to more people that are into arabic than english so i improved it
@@sarahalessa3967 Ok Welcome
i really like this bc not only works with arabic but also with any other language u want to know
I'm Arabian (Egyptian),and your tips are really really good
I’m Arab and come here to learn English
Hahahah
😂
SOLID Snake smart
you can go to the channel zamericanenglish on you Tube
@@anwwar. امازيغية
I googled how to say “I’m hungry” and I found you. Yay!
تحيه لكل عربي دخل يتعلم عربي😂✌
🤣🤣🤣
😂 زيي
لا انا داخل اشوف الأجانب مسويين فيديوهات تعليم عربي ولا لا😂🤣
🤡🤡😭😭😂😂😂😂
زيك ملفيتش ايش اعمل 😹😹
Hi Mike, at first I congratulated you for share your knowledge. I from Bolivia and I have several friends from Syria, Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia, so I love arabic language, I've learned a little bit of arabic. They suggested me to learn "Pure Arabic" .... Fusha. That´s thue, there are differences between Fusha and dialects, for example: Yes in fusha is "na'am" , in magreb arabic it sounds like " woa" (like whaT without T), or the way to say numbers.... 50 "hamsuna" or "hamsina" .
Ending, I appreciate you for help me to learn more.
Grettings.
Your Arabic sounds great! I know it's a difficult language to learn but it gets easier over time with constant practice.
Good Luck!
I am Arabian and I'm really shocked that so many foreigners people learning our language. I hope u all enjoying learning our language. Good luck guys!
Fufu noor can u prefer some books about learning arabic..
Becox I really want to learn. 🥺
Mostly Europeans. We have been heavily exposed to Arab speakers since 2015...
Hope you feel better soon Mike 😊
haha reference to my snap and insta story by any chance 😅 I'm fine now ty
Arabic Mike yipp 😅😆
That's wonderful news 😊
You're inspiring me to learn new languages. . I wanna be fluent in English and French. . ☺😊
have u tried italki??
@@laurenceb3515 no..
@@monirayusuf30 u should, I'm currently taking arabic lessons and it's a very good way to learn!! Lessons are kinda cheap, and you can even find some pals for free, you just exchange languages, for example you find an english friend or a french friend, and you exchange knowledge!!
@@laurenceb3515 thanks..
I'll try it. I have been trying to find someone I can practice english with..
@@monirayusuf30 okay :) good luck to you, I'm sure you'll find someone, there's plenty of people!! Where u from?
You've encouraged me to work on improving my arabic, have a go at learning Tigrigna. thanks
I can teach you Arabic if you help me to improve my English
Practice writing the letters while pronouncing them , then do the same for each word. repeat many times . after a few months i started copying and reading at the same time the quran, it helped me a lot in learning arabic
i can speak fluently arabic but ive been studying how to write and read..inshallah i can do it
You need help?
انشالله تتحسن . اجتهد
I take 3 hours a week lessons and I feel like I'll never be as fluent as you😭
@Senkechen لا
OMAN🇴🇲2020 LOVE YOU IM ARAB
Bro, you just motivated me to learn arabic.
Arabic is my native language. However, your tips can help me in learning English. I'm looking for an English speaking partner who wants to learn Arabic.
قبل اتوقع الاجانب مالهم شغل باللغة العربية وحتى ما يفكرون ان يتعلموها لكن من نزلت برنامج هيلوتاك اكتشفت الاف الاشخاص يردون يتعلمون اللغة العربية بصراحة انصدمت 😂😂💔ما شاء الله هم يتعبون حتى يتعلمون لُـغتنه الجميلة لغة القرآن ♥🤞😍
You're the best bro ♥❄
If any one is learning Arabic
I am fluent in Arabic
But I want to improve my English
I looking for a native speaker
I speak english fluently and want to learn arabic
@@maryk4717 Are you a native speaker?
I speak english and wanna learn arabic
Omg help me! I’ll help you out with English ! I’m from 🇺🇸
@@nicegeo If any one is learning Arabic
I am fluent in Arabic
But I want to improve my English
I looking for a native speaker
Hello from Texas! I have two questions for you:
1. When Duo Lingo finally releases their Arabic section of the app/website, would you consider doing a review of it?
2. Do you have a public Snapchat, if so, what is your username?
I also felt it was important to express my genuine appreciation and admiration of your channel! Your content is well made, and you are quite exceptional in your linguistic abilities!
Like you 👆
Rody Kasem you have to be good at english to teach her arabic, you can't say *learn you* you have to say *teach you*. Plus, you can't say "the arabic" you can say arabic language.
Im arabic but better than you at english. Lmao!
loor BTS nice
I recommend using duolingo alongside a teaching class or RUclips videos, coz duolingo skips important steps in reading and writing. I was fine in learning spanish basics but almost useless in learning Russian from definite scratch.
Does duolingo have Arabic section? I just downloaded it, and I couldn't find the Arabic section.
Hey Mike ! Thanks for recommending my channel :) Im trying to add more content related to Egyptian Arabic cause as you said it is rare to find.
Great tips to learn any language, I’m teaching Arabic for ( free) in my free time for the people who trying to speak or write Arabic .
Can u help me to learn arabic please ?
Thank you Mike🙏🏻
I’m from Canada but I want to go to Oman to see my grandparents but I don’t know how I will communicate with them because I don’t know Arabic
كي كي shukran i’ll try my best❤️
Mike: it would help if you had an Arabic freind to motivate you
Me: You are my Arabic freind.
I can be your Arabic friend😊.
I am an Arabic native speaker and i am learning American English , so if your native language is American we can help each other alot
@@learnarabicwithmajd7965 yes that’d be awesome!!
Okay !
Should we contact now?
You just earned another subscriber! Was kinda lost how to start until I saw your video. Keep it up!🙂👌🏻
Welcome and good luck on your journey!
Salam from Pakistan 🇵🇰 good to find you here I’m here to learn with you InshaAllah 💕 😊