Omg 😮It is the mixture between the Tunisian dialect and the Italian dialect, and although I have never been exposed to the Maltese language in my life, I was able to understand his speech , i like this mixture
It is siculo arabic the arabic dialect spoken in Sicily many centuries ago, now known as Maltese proudly spoken by the Maltese people both in Malta and abroad like me in Australia
@@Il-bebbux full respect that you did not drop it for the colonizer languae the English ..as a Tunisian I see Malteese as our cousins in blood since carthage ...and yes sicilian arabic is only still existing in Malta ..lampedusa pantalleria and sicily once spoke this language
@@tlx-vp1svthere were various Arabic dialects once spoken in mainland Europe such as Sicilian Arabic and Andalusian Arabic. Also there's Punic language in mainland Spain and the islands of Sicily, Sardinia, Malta and Corsica before it was replaced by Latin.
@@magnuscorbin5040 no it is a descendant of Arabic not Phoenician. "La yakun lak zare bayn al hayjin taht ashams" this is ARABIC , but Phoenician and arabic are both semitic languages and thus they are similar to each other, the similarities between Maltese and phoenicians is pretty much explained, since maltese is derived from arabic it would also be similar to phoenician. Stop embarrassing yourself. The only real descendants of phoenicians are modern Lebanese and Syrians. Stop associating yourself with us.
@@foxx2990 Le, ħabib tiegħi, l-ilsien u t-tradizzjonijiet Maltin f’Malta huma Għarbi. Eżattament Tuneżin.... il-benna tal-ħobża Maltija! = البنة متاع الخبزة المالطية. the flavor of Maltese bread! = In Tunisian dialect, we also say: il- banna mta3 il- 5obza elmaltia
Maltese bread has changed. It use to be dense inside. For some reason it is now too light and fluffy. I have tried many and they are all the same. I have now reverted to making my own….and it’s as I remember it to be. The bakers have told me that it’s the flour. My own bread turns out fine, so it’s not the flour.
Omg 😮It is the mixture between the Tunisian dialect and the Italian dialect, and although I have never been exposed to the Maltese language in my life, I was able to understand his speech , i like this mixture
It is siculo arabic the arabic dialect spoken in Sicily many centuries ago, now known as Maltese proudly spoken by the Maltese people both in Malta and abroad like me in Australia
@@Il-bebbux full respect that you did not drop it for the colonizer languae the English ..as a Tunisian I see Malteese as our cousins in blood since carthage ...and yes sicilian arabic is only still existing in Malta ..lampedusa pantalleria and sicily once spoke this language
I love Maltese language, Merhba from Algeria.
Maltese language is the direct descendent of the Siculo Arabic, it's the only one semitic language native from Europe
@@tlx-vp1svthere were various Arabic dialects once spoken in mainland Europe such as Sicilian Arabic and Andalusian Arabic. Also there's Punic language in mainland Spain and the islands of Sicily, Sardinia, Malta and Corsica before it was replaced by Latin.
@@tlx-vp1sv No it's a direct descendant of Phoenician.
@@magnuscorbin5040 no it is a descendant of Arabic not Phoenician.
"La yakun lak zare bayn al hayjin taht ashams" this is ARABIC , but Phoenician and arabic are both semitic languages and thus they are similar to each other, the similarities between Maltese and phoenicians is pretty much explained, since maltese is derived from arabic it would also be similar to phoenician. Stop embarrassing yourself. The only real descendants of phoenicians are modern Lebanese and Syrians. Stop associating yourself with us.
as a Tunisian I enjoy Malteese language and culture .. they are our historical real cousins .. I understand nearly everything
Tankyou ya jpen kobz malta ta👏ep hafna y ana hapeto 💓hafna 👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you, my friend, the matti bread is wonderful and very tasty. I love it so much
I like how the baker sounds very Arabic and not Italian :)
we are neighbours to Libja
Maltese is an ancient Phoenician dialect with Latin words also included. It may have some Arabic sounds, but is not Arabic.
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Le, ħabib tiegħi, l-ilsien u t-tradizzjonijiet Maltin f’Malta huma Għarbi. Eżattament Tuneżin....
il-benna tal-ħobża Maltija! = البنة متاع الخبزة المالطية.
the flavor of Maltese bread! = In Tunisian dialect, we also say: il- banna mta3 il- 5obza elmaltia
@@foxx2990 Maltese is an Arabic offshoot not Phoenician.
@@blueshirt26 No, the Maltese, as a people, way predate the Arabs. They are Phoenician in their roots.
Maltese bread has changed. It use to be dense inside. For some reason it is now too light and fluffy. I have tried many and they are all the same. I have now reverted to making my own….and it’s as I remember it to be. The bakers have told me that it’s the flour. My own bread turns out fine, so it’s not the flour.
I suspect its down to EU regulations. *Arab* bread should be full, wholesome, tasty and thick!
@@sanchoodell6789 Seriously get lost you fascist piece of trash and stop trying to steal Maltese culture.
Nothing beats Maltese bread!
Come to Reghaia, you will descover the best and very nice Bread
Maltese’s bread is amazing
Yummy I love it
i love you . maltese
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Kburin bil furnara Maltin ghal prodott genwin
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subtitles in english please!!!!
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Anke l maltin jipqaw iffitxuh f pajjizi ohra prosett
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😲 la lingua araba
It's Phoenician. Semitic =/= Arabic
Jien kif gejtnoqodil German is and they ate only brown bread its healthier ja but it was too dry for me
Yes they speak a little Arabic greetings to the bakers of Malta
This language is similar to Algerian 🇩🇿 and Tunisian 🇹🇳
Tunisian dailect or siclian Arabic which is a Tunisian diaşect at that time east algeria was ours and there was not country called algeria or libya
Memx bhalu litjeb hobz
Fejnu l forn?
Daily fresh birkirkara fejn santa liena
Dude, you speak Arabic