@ تعلم اللغة العربية العامية الفلسطينية مع مها 🇵🇸🌹 هاد الفسطان حلو عليكي المزبوط، هو بيهبل Se te ve bien ese vestido, la verdad es hermoso كانت المحادثة بتخوت Fue hermoso la conversacion
I don't know how many "likes" I clicked but I do like all your Arabic teachings, Maha. This video is "bitayer el a il." I did mentally hug my phone -or you-because of your striking points.
thank you so much ❤️❤️❤️this lessons are soo helpful and soo easy to understand ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥 and you are soo positive and beautiful i learn more and more everyday from you ❤️
Depends, like everyone else And the reason why I say this is because they are not all بيجننو byijannu "wonderful" as you mentioned .many if not all are مكروهين makrooheyn "hateful" Most is mainly due to the conflict they have with Jews and their presence in the region that bothers them.I know by experience. For me as an Arab 🇮🇱Israeli 🇸🇨Druze can't speak for all Palestinians on their views whether good or bad
In my mother language Bangla, and 2 other languages Hindi and Urdu... There are a lot of Arabic words. Like SO MANY... It feels so good to know that without knowing, how many Arabic words I've used and now when I see these while learning, it feels weirdly amazing ❤️ thanks a lot maha! For being a great, funny, sweet teacher.
Thanks for your super Arabic lesson! I enjoyed it a lot and subscribed so I can take it further with a bit more day by day! Hope to see you soon again and excited to learn more! GRACIAS 🙏
I have a question, while talking in Arabic, some use n in the end and some don't... Like, merhaba/ merhaban, ahla/ahlan, kathir/kathira,.... So, how do I say it in local language which is probably called shami dialect ? (Not in standers)
hi, I like your easy style of learning 😊 But one comment, in the videos some 90 percent of the talking is in English, and some 10 percent is Arabic, which I try to learn. The suggestion is, cut some English, and increase the Arabic.
ُAgreed. I notice most of these on RUclips are like this since English is the trade language. Maha's selling point is personality, which radiates in every lesson and her classes bring people together. The first Arabic classes I took were like that in college: English instruction. It is very dated and okay once in a while for beginners but gradually needs to be more in the target language. Maximilian's Berlitz method, or direct method is very good. Or a more visual method with pictures. She does do almost pure Arabic lessons with her daughter on Instagram. I think she could replicate it on a video. It would take time but totally worth it. I just received my 2nd certificate for teaching foreign languages. And I just now noticed the differences and my own preferred style. Translation, direct method, and audio-lingual method, are all useful, but one shouldn't limit it to just one style. Also, tests are good for understanding, but they don't reflect the student's ability. Maybe instead of a standardized test, you collab with partners or something.
I disagree. These video are beginner level videos and people will be intimidated and bored if they do not understand what she is saying and explaining. That said, your Arabic speaking level might be higher so you can choose the content which will fit your level and satisfy you.
Maha thank you so much for your lessons. I’m trying to learn Arabic and I understand there are different dialects because my partner always corrects me with the words and pronunciation. Apparently Yemeni Arabic is different but thank you so much tutoring us and can tell her how beautiful she is in Arabic even with a lousy pronunciation 😝
I hate cat calling , flirting and complimenting in the Arabic language when it comes to opposite genders especially for nowadays teenagers : it's so vulgaire erotic and sometimes immoral ! 🤮 I'm too nostalgic to the "nobility" of compliments of the years 1990 (poetic , respectful and descent Arabic) !! No homo , but I think when same genders complimenting eachothers, or when (olders to youngs ) or a conversation between a two- gap generation , they show a lot of respect when they express their admiration to the other part, within eloquence , decency and beautiful poetic Arabic vocabulary . I'm so sick of the urban and street third grade of trashy Arabic used between nowadays teenagers of opposite genders ....so so vulgaire , trashy , sexualised and degenerated by the trashy rap and hip op culture ! I'm so nostalgic, please bring me back to the 90's 😭
لا, هي مش فاهمتو ولا حاكيتو بس التالي : عربي (اللهجة الفلسطينية), عبراني , انجليزي و طلياني. No, she doesn't understand it nor speaks it Just the following : Arabic (Palestinian Arabic), Hebrew, English & Italian
الدرس بجنن و المعلمة بتطير العقل! شكرا !
"بجنن" زي بلعبرني: משגע
Şükran 🤗
Hey maha you are the best Arabic teacher always......
Bijannin!
@ تعلم اللغة العربية العامية الفلسطينية مع مها 🇵🇸🌹
هاد الفسطان حلو عليكي المزبوط، هو بيهبل
Se te ve bien ese vestido, la verdad es hermoso
كانت المحادثة بتخوت
Fue hermoso la conversacion
I don't know how many "likes" I clicked but I do like all your Arabic teachings, Maha. This video is "bitayer el a il." I did mentally hug my phone -or you-because of your striking points.
thank you so much ❤️❤️❤️this lessons are soo helpful and soo easy to understand ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥 and you are soo positive and beautiful i learn more and more everyday from you ❤️
Can you teach Moroccan dialect
The people that I have met from Palestine are the most bijanninun people I have met in my life!
Depends, like everyone else
And the reason why I say this is because they are not all بيجننو byijannu "wonderful" as you mentioned .many if not all are مكروهين makrooheyn "hateful"
Most is mainly due to the conflict they have with Jews and their presence in the region that bothers them.I know by experience. For me as an Arab 🇮🇱Israeli 🇸🇨Druze can't speak for all Palestinians on their views whether good or bad
you know you singing video is njaninn too :)
I have just started trying to learn Arabic from scratch and your channel has helped me so much! ❤❤
I'm Israeli but watching Fauda made me want to learnn
In my mother language Bangla, and 2 other languages Hindi and Urdu... There are a lot of Arabic words. Like SO MANY... It feels so good to know that without knowing, how many Arabic words I've used and now when I see these while learning, it feels weirdly amazing ❤️ thanks a lot maha! For being a great, funny, sweet teacher.
ممنونك كتير يا مها ! الله يعطيكي العافية ياما
Marhahban
Okay, im gonna try;
هذا الدرس بتطير العقل
.جَزَاكَ اللَّهُ (سبحانه وتعالى)
Du bist verrückt 😂
10:10 thru 10:29. biTayyir al-3qd yaa Maha :D
More videos pleaseeee! We miss you 🥰🥰
انتي بتخوثي وهاذا الدرس بخوث
Bijannin kteer. shukran
600th LIKE! That felt so satisfying lol.... it just looks better than 599 lolol
🎼🎵🎹
Not Ten Years Sister Maha, it's been 14 years
Thanks for your super Arabic lesson! I enjoyed it a lot and subscribed so I can take it further with a bit more day by day! Hope to see you soon again and excited to learn more! GRACIAS 🙏
Are you reading harf Qaf as 'Ayn in Levantine/Palestinian Arabic? Because I know that some pronounce يقبرني as "Ya'aburnee".
سحكرانن
I have a question, while talking in Arabic, some use n in the end and some don't... Like, merhaba/ merhaban, ahla/ahlan, kathir/kathira,.... So, how do I say it in local language which is probably called shami dialect ? (Not in standers)
hi, I like your easy style of learning 😊
But one comment, in the videos some 90 percent of the talking is in English, and some 10 percent is Arabic, which I try to learn. The suggestion is, cut some English, and increase the Arabic.
ُAgreed. I notice most of these on RUclips are like this since English is the trade language. Maha's selling point is personality, which radiates in every lesson and her classes bring people together. The first Arabic classes I took were like that in college: English instruction. It is very dated and okay once in a while for beginners but gradually needs to be more in the target language. Maximilian's Berlitz method, or direct method is very good. Or a more visual method with pictures. She does do almost pure Arabic lessons with her daughter on Instagram. I think she could replicate it on a video. It would take time but totally worth it. I just received my 2nd certificate for teaching foreign languages. And I just now noticed the differences and my own preferred style. Translation, direct method, and audio-lingual method, are all useful, but one shouldn't limit it to just one style. Also, tests are good for understanding, but they don't reflect the student's ability. Maybe instead of a standardized test, you collab with partners or something.
I disagree. These video are beginner level videos and people will be intimidated and bored if they do not understand what she is saying and explaining. That said, your Arabic speaking level might be higher so you can choose the content which will fit your level and satisfy you.
That's an easy one. I just have to say Maha.
Maha thank you so much for your lessons. I’m trying to learn Arabic and I understand there are different dialects because my partner always corrects me with the words and pronunciation. Apparently Yemeni Arabic is different but thank you so much tutoring us and can tell her how beautiful she is in Arabic even with a lousy pronunciation 😝
From now on when I say hello in English, I'll be imagining myself saying beautiful in Palestinian Arabic 🥰
مزبوط
Right
Thank u alot Ur the best teacher Irealy like the way u teach .
السلام عليكم اختي الكريمة لماذا تتكلمين بسرعة عالية لا اكاد استوعب ما تقولين بسبب السرعة وشكرا جزيلا لك
سالم
بموووووت عليكي مهااااااا 🌺
You are Helo.
يبدو لي أنك مؤهلة فريدا لتعلمينّا تعبيرات عربية للجمال يا مها!
I hate cat calling , flirting and complimenting in the Arabic language when it comes to opposite genders especially for nowadays teenagers : it's so vulgaire erotic and sometimes immoral ! 🤮
I'm too nostalgic to the "nobility" of compliments of the years 1990 (poetic , respectful and descent Arabic) !!
No homo , but I think when same genders complimenting eachothers, or when (olders to youngs ) or a conversation between a two- gap generation , they show a lot of respect when they express their admiration to the other part, within eloquence , decency and beautiful poetic Arabic vocabulary .
I'm so sick of the urban and street third grade of trashy Arabic used between nowadays teenagers of opposite genders ....so so vulgaire , trashy , sexualised and degenerated by the trashy rap and hip op culture !
I'm so nostalgic, please bring me back to the 90's 😭
helo
Bi'khwit
BiTjannin
BTtayyir el'aql
😊
😂
💌👍💌
Lovely Maha is the book in English ready?
How to say " I love you" in Arebik? And write. Please teach me. 😊
Ahabk احبك
You make learning Arabic very pleasant. As for describing beauty in Arabic I have decided to just say Maha! No problem if they don’t understand.
You are the best... 🌹. God bless you
Hey Maha, do you speak Farsi or understand it?
لا, هي مش فاهمتو ولا حاكيتو
بس التالي : عربي (اللهجة الفلسطينية), عبراني , انجليزي و طلياني.
No, she doesn't understand it nor speaks it
Just the following : Arabic (Palestinian Arabic), Hebrew, English & Italian
مجنون!@@
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