Arabic for 🇵🇸 Palestine #1 || Palestinian Arabic Dialect Fundamentals

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[@Lobocito87]

Great presentation and a very "British" English. Even a better pronunciation than some Brits. 😅

[@rashidah9307]

I've been studying Jordanian/Palestinian Arabic for over 3 years, and I've never studied Fusha. So it's very interesting to hear you, Sam, give your observations on Levantine speech patterns and contrast them with standard Arabic. Great video!

[@IbnSaifi]

It would be great if we can see you in conversation with an Arab, an interview of some sorts

[@ArabicwithSam]

I've thought about having my Arabic teacher on the podcast a few times. What would the point actually be though? Other than for me to show off my Arabic? 99.9% of my audience are English speakers. If it can benefit the audience in some way though I'm all for it.

[@a.r.4707]

Well it would benefit those perhaps who actually have some intermediate level already.

[@asbjrndeplace3396]

Second the conversation idea!

[@kawsarmohamed5976]

This is my favorite video so far, i wish every dialect had this so i can understand their simple expressions ❤️ Jazakallah

[@lhuss99]

MashaAllah Ustadh thanks for sharing!

[@ArabicwithSam]

Thanks for listening!

[@Lapausa.]

Much love from Somalia

[@ArabicwithSam]

Allaha ku barakeeyo 🤲🏻

[@Lapausa.]

@@ArabicwithSam ameen wll ❤️🇵🇸

[@itsonlyme6174]

❤

[@antigenocide399]

@2:30 That's how many people pronounce it in the Gulf region (Eastern Arabian peninsula).

[@ArabicwithSam]

My wife grew up in Riyadh so I learned this the hard way 🤣

[@Yourboynunya]

You dont use ب when using رح for using future tense. الله يعطيك العافية

[@Yourboynunya]

حلو

[@Zionist1975]

Noooooo this is a dangerous language!!!!! Learn Hebrew!

[@ArabicwithSam]

How can a language be dangerous?

[@veronicapolanco452]

Zionist... you are in the wrong place. We are good people.

[@clumplover3415]

This is an insane thing to say on a youtube video. No need to be hateful

[@a.r.4707]

Well his name already says it all "zionist"