Iraqi Arabic - Baghdadi Vs. Moslawi Dialect Part 2 | اللهجة البغدادية و المصلاوية
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Love it man! We need more from thet👏 as a iraqi jew, the maslawi dialect is very similar to iraqi jews dialect. thank you so much👌💕
Ur welcome. Thank you for the support ❤️
Maslawi has retained more traditional attributes to it than other Iraqi Dialects. Like the word “عجايا”, that’s used in Chaldean Neo-Aramaic dialect, uses the alif ending for kids, which is how Aramaic pluralizes its nouns.
Yea 100% and I think it’s closer to Msa Arabic in some words
This is so interesting because I see some similarities in Maslawi with Chaldean Neo-Aramaic, but the Chaldeans that I know that speak Arabic use the Baghdadi dialect instead
Oh, wow, ok, so this video confirms that I learned some moslawi dialect growing up. Especially the word 'here', I know the Baghdadi version, but the moslawi version is much more familiar with me. I remember it more as just 'hon' and not so much as 'honi' 🤷🏽♂️ you are blowing my mind, bro! Keep these awesome videos coming, I'm going to buy your book too! 👏🏽 👏🏽 🙌🏽
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Rami bro, I love your channel, go ahead, make more and more productive videos. I love iraq, I read many many stories of Mesopotamia, Sumer, Pezuzu, Karbala etc since my childhood, one day I shall visit your country in sha Allah. Iraq needs to rise from the ashes, like a phoenix and for that more and more people like you is needed.
I have just one request, please brother make a series of systematic videos on how to learn iraqi arabic, just like teachers teach in elementary schools, be it 100 videos 500, 1000...I dont mind. But please do, make a playlist.
After learning iraqi dialect from you, one day I shall meet you, we together shall have great times.
Love you brother, jazakallah khair.
Love from India.❤
Thank you I appreciate your support brother. Thanks for watching my videos. Will definitely have to think how to organize and make into a playlist when I have little more time :)
@@ramitheiraqi2257 😊thank you brother.
I speak moslowi most of the time
Thank you! Do you know any resources to learn the Moslawi dialect? Thank you!😊
Bakhshish, Yawash (hewash in kurdish) (Yavash in Persian) , And hedi (in kurdish) are also used. Keep it up🙏🏻🙏🏻
interesting! Hêdî means slow(ly) in Kurdish as well! Seems like there is some influences from far north.
Yea I agree 100%
And interestingly yaavash is slow in persian
same in assyrian
mira mira! that's a good one jajaja, some people in Mexico say "ira ira"
Oh nice. Next time I’m in Mexico. I’ll say that
@@ramitheiraqi2257 jaja no rami better say "mira" btw will you write other book?
@@tocamelax hopefully soon I’ll start working on part 2
in ahwazi arabic , we say CHE چه for because
رووووعه لكن سؤال
انت عربي ام اجنبي
عربي عراقي
In Moslawi you also add the Q in the beginning of a verb for present tense (or 'qad'), right? Like "Qad'yisma3un" for "they are haring"?
Also do people not say '3anetu' for 'I saw' in Moslawi?
I am not sure about the first part of your questions. The second part no they don’t
A7la zalame
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بغشيش واول مرة اسمع بالمصلاوي
لان انتي ما تنطين بخشيش هههه
Rami many native Arabic speakers sometimes pronounce ک ،ق as گ. Can u teach us when to apply this rule? 😊
Yes will make a video addressing that
We(Bangali) also say "Bakhshish" meaning as a Gift
That’s awesome. Thank you for sharing
We (Bengali) also used a lot of Arabic words in our daily life
@@tahmidmostafa9513
That's from Persian influence, Bakshish is Persian not Arabic.
Yawash yawash also in persian
Also in turkish
بحكم امر الواقع بسنة 2023 المفترض تنتهي اتفاقية لوزان وتعتبر الموصل تابعة لتركيا يا ترى راح تبقى بلعراق لو لا الله اعلم
Hi, Rami, do the people in Baghdad and Mosul even understand each other's dialects ?
Yes they do. There may be some words here and there that could be confusing. For example some of the words I’m teaching in the video I didn’t know and just learned them
@@ramitheiraqi2257 thanks for responding.
Would kindly do a special video on Assyrian/Christian dialect of Arabic there and that of the Baghdadi Jews that once lived there ?
@@abc_cba definitely I’ll dig into that in near future and research to put a video together
@@jmat3694 Wow, are there native Arabs who are Christians in Iraq ? And not actually Assyrians ?
I never in my wildest dreams even could believe this ! Tell me more.
@@jmat3694 what ? This is ridiculous!
Assyrians have such an old history long before even Jews and Arabs even existed. Long before even Judaism, Christianity and Islam.
It would be a shame if they're accepting something that they're not. Maybe, you are but don't assert that everyone is.
It won't make you a French, if you speak it in Algeria or Lebanon, or won't make you a Brit if speak English. Similarly, it won't make you an Arab either.
That whole area was and is inhabited by Assyrians and even Saddam Hussein accepted that fact if you watch his videos over RUclips about Assyrians.
اشونك ههههه
حمد الله. انتي؟
why is Moslawi so different lol
thank u
I think because iraq is surrounded by different countries from all over. There are lots of people that passed by that region For years so it created different dialects
It's because in the middle ages there were many people that came from the south (Saudi) up north and they stopped at Baghdad, but did not reach the northern cities like Mosul. So they brought Bedouin and Saudi/Khaleeji dialects with them which influenced the local dialects but did not influence the northern cities, which kept speaking the medieval dialects. Also since these migrants/soldiers were muslims they influenced the muslim dialects but not as much the christian and jewish dialects of Baghdad, since the communities did not mix.
@@jmat3694 😂
Why you don't wear clothes
I think with t-shirt you will be more cute
Every time I wear a shirt it rips 🥲
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عجي ههههه جاهل
ههههه