Possessive Pronouns in Arabic and Iraqi Dialect - الضمائر الملكية بالعربي و العراقي

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  • Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
  • Enjoy this easy way of understanding the Possessive Pronouns in Arabic and Iraqi Dialect
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Комментарии • 50

  • @antoniomonteiro2856
    @antoniomonteiro2856 9 месяцев назад

    I am learning Egyptian Arabic. Yet, I love your teaching approach.

  • @GalihJatiKusumo
    @GalihJatiKusumo 3 года назад +5

    Kitabak for male and kitabik for female in MSA is valid when you dont pronouce the last harokah, but if you want to say more formal you have to say the last harokah, and it become kitabuka / kitabaka / kitabika for male and kitabuki / kitabaki / kitabiki for female, depend on position of word, if it's subject then use "u", if it's object then use "a", if it's place use "i". but afterall, when we spoke in daily life, that doesn't matter, only speak what you know, people will understand you 😁, akhir kalam.. i love your content akhiy.. keep the good work.. salaam

    • @ramitheiraqi2257
      @ramitheiraqi2257  3 года назад +1

      Yes for sure. If you want to be very formal and follow the rules 100% then it has to be the way you mentioned. But rarely you see people follow the rules 100% even when they speak MSA on the news.

  • @doaadoaa4550
    @doaadoaa4550 3 года назад +3

    احله شي تحجي انكليزي وترجم بالعربي❤ستمر

    • @ramitheiraqi2257
      @ramitheiraqi2257  3 года назад

      اكيد الترجمة ضفتها بالجديد ❤️

  • @الاسلامهوالسلام-ل2ث
    @الاسلامهوالسلام-ل2ث 3 года назад +2

    Thx,bro🥰

  • @PhSadk
    @PhSadk 3 месяца назад

    Long live rami we appreciate for what you`ve done for us. i hope you start for new videous . its been long time no see by the way thanks a lot

  • @za_noob_a
    @za_noob_a 3 года назад +3

    Yeee another video by Rami!!!!
    ✋😌 Where r ur 100k subscribers
    Omg u should collab with Kulana Arab 🌚

    • @ramitheiraqi2257
      @ramitheiraqi2257  3 года назад

      Thank you very much. I’ll reach out to them :)

  • @adamyahya4734
    @adamyahya4734 3 года назад +3

    This was great! Could you make a video about grammar in the future? I found Iraqi grammar different from MSA.

  • @anaao2719
    @anaao2719 2 года назад +1

    👏Thank you again Rami!

  • @MohdDilshad-cg2oe
    @MohdDilshad-cg2oe 2 года назад

    ممكن رامي. تشرح لنا شنو فرق بين تستخدم وتستعمل. 🙄

  • @nakiasimone
    @nakiasimone 3 года назад +2

    Yes, this is great!

  • @romanbouchouiev
    @romanbouchouiev 3 года назад +4

    رامي، ممكن تشرح لنا متى لازم نقول كتابي ومتى نقول كتاب مالي؟

    • @ramitheiraqi2257
      @ramitheiraqi2257  3 года назад +2

      سوال كثير حلو. بالنسبة الى رأيي. تكدر تستخدم الاثنين في في اللهجة العراقية. بس في العربية الفصحى تستعمل كتابي فقط

    • @romanbouchouiev
      @romanbouchouiev 3 года назад +3

      @@ramitheiraqi2257 شكرا!

  • @isancicramon0926
    @isancicramon0926 3 года назад +2

    Thank you again Rami!
    The letter چ is from Persian, then borrowed by Urdu too..
    but most of Iraqi Arabic i’ve read (incl. Rami here) uses ج for چ and ك for گ

    • @za_noob_a
      @za_noob_a 3 года назад +1

      Iraqi arabic just steals everything at this point ✋💀
      Fr half the words r French, Persian, Turkish, and Gibberish 🌚👏

    • @isancicramon0926
      @isancicramon0926 3 года назад +2

      @@za_noob_a Every local Arabic variety has borrowings.. what's your point?

    • @KM-lg9fk
      @KM-lg9fk 3 года назад +2

      @@za_noob_a many kurdish words as well

    • @za_noob_a
      @za_noob_a 3 года назад +2

      @@isancicramon0926 i was just making a joke ✋💀
      Im an Iraqi and my family jokes about this all the time 💀
      No need to get serious 😅😓

    • @ramitheiraqi2257
      @ramitheiraqi2257  3 года назад +2

      Yes because I guess they don’t want to switch their keyboard. Every time I write the letter چ or گ on my computer. I have to change the keyboard to Urdu haha 😭

  • @arifulhaque6559
    @arifulhaque6559 3 года назад +1

    Awesome

  • @Miqimiqdad
    @Miqimiqdad 10 месяцев назад

    ❤❤❤

  • @irshadahmad259
    @irshadahmad259 3 года назад +3

    Sir,can iraqi's understand the msa dialect as they understand the iraqi dialect????

  • @amalsimon7146
    @amalsimon7146 3 года назад +1

    نسيت كتابي بالعراق هههههه

    • @ramitheiraqi2257
      @ramitheiraqi2257  3 года назад

      هههه نفس الشي مو او مو مو؟ ✌🏼😁

  • @htmoh8115
    @htmoh8115 3 года назад +3

    Shaku maku Rami. One of the mosque 🕌 I sometimes go to is owned by an Iraqi and I also have a Iraqi friend at work. Can you do more words, sentences and SLANG words which Iraqis use. Describing your house an furniture etc. One more thing habibi. Can you do a conversation in Iraqi dialect. One of many problems I have. Arab's speak too turbo fast. I can't understand anything. All mumbling. So if I hear more, then i can train my ear, an get use to the speed, tone etc. This is something hardly anyone does. When using words in a sentence sometime i try to listen out for the word used, but sounds like French. 😂

    • @ramitheiraqi2257
      @ramitheiraqi2257  3 года назад +1

      Haha yes I got you. I’ll be working on more skits and hopefully you can start understanding more. I also recommend watching melon city on RUclips

    • @htmoh8115
      @htmoh8115 3 года назад +1

      @@ramitheiraqi2257 shukran. 👍

  • @isancicramon0926
    @isancicramon0926 3 года назад +2

    What's interesting is that even in MSA there are some small variants according to regions. Egyptians would pronounce كتابه kitābo(h).
    And i mean, as long as you do MSA without إعراب , both are *valid*.

  • @coolbluetunes9885
    @coolbluetunes9885 3 года назад +2

    habibak

  • @sush125
    @sush125 3 года назад +2

    Can you do politeness expressions in the Iraqi dialect? Like different ways of saying please, thank you, and how to reply to people

  • @simona2681
    @simona2681 3 года назад +2

    شكرا