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Kalaw to Inle Lake in 2 days - Myanmar
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Timmy and Adrian's 2 day trek from Kalaw to Inle Lake. Thanks to Sam's Trekking Guide!
Takeuchi Matsuri -- Setting Up The Most Dangerous Bamboo Battle in Japan
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Takeuchi Matsuri The Most Dangerous Bamboo Battle in Japan takes place every year in February. 2 teams battle it out. The north team and the south team. This video demonstrates... the calm before the storm. To see the actual battle go to this youtube clip: th-cam.com/video/uV_dzbfdZAE/w-d-xo.html
Takeuchi Festival - The MOST Dangerous Festival In The World! (Takeuchi Matsuri)
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The MOST Dangerous Festival In The World: Takeuchi (Bamboo Battle Festival) Location: Misato Town, Akita, Japan Date: 15th February 2014
Taiji - Dolphin Hunt (January 2014)
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Shows: After the dolphins have been corralled under the green tarpaulin they are killed out of sight. But this doesn't stop the blood that is spilled mixing with the sea water. In this video you can see the sea turning crimson with dolphin blood. Background: The biggest dolphin catch of the season. A pod of 250 dolphins were caught on Friday 17th and kept for 4 days. Every morning some were sel...
Taiji - Dolphin Hunt (January 2014)
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Shows: What you can see in this video is the Taiji fishermen driving a group of dolphins with their boat propellors under the tarpaulin in order to tie them up and kill them. Background: The biggest dolphin catch of the season. A pod of 250 dolphins were caught on Friday 17th and kept for 4 days. Every morning some were selected for captive selection whilst others were corralled under tarpaulin...
Taiji - Dolphin Hunt (January 2014)
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Shows: This video shows a few totally exhausted and traumatised dolphins, that were spared death, returning to other members of their pod. Background: The biggest dolphin catch of the season. A pod of 250 dolphins were caught on Friday 17th and kept for 4 days. Every morning some were selected for captive selection whilst others were corralled under tarpaulin tents where they are killed out of ...
The Monkey Man - Kenichi Ito
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The 100meters four-legged World Record Attempt in Tokyo, Japan - November 2013.
Ishigaki, Iriomote - Okinawa
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Ishigaki, Iriomote - Okinawa: My good friend Doug and I travelled to the island of Iriomote, Okinawa to go on 9 hour hike across the island in primordial jungle. No-one told us it would be an amazing adventure which involved a life and death trek that saw us shoeing away poisonous snakes, touching poisonous caterpillars and having over 20 leeches attaches to us... doh!
Mount Tokachi - Surviving The Volcano
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Mount Tokachi (十勝岳), Hokkaido, Japan I recently hitchhiked around Hokkaido, Japan in order to trek along the Tokachi Volcanic Group and climb Mount Tokachi (十勝岳) which is an active volcano located in Daisetsuzan National Park, Hokkaidō, Japan. It is also the tallest volcano of the Tokachi Volcanic Group and is one of the 100 famous mountains in Japan. It was an incredible experience and I'm cur...
First Audition
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So I recently went ahead and signed up with a few modelling agencies in order to be more of a Yes Man. And this is a short video of me going to my first 'audition'... which was a total disaster!
(Unedited Version) Naganuma School - Christmas Play
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(Unedited Version) Naganuma School - Christmas Play
Cat Cafe, Shibuya - Tokyo, Japan (www.SuitQaisDiaries.com)
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Cat Cafe, Shibuya - Tokyo, Japan (www.SuitQaisDiaries.com)
Typhoon Simulator in Tokyo, Japan - Disaster Museum (Honjo Bosai-kan)
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Typhoon Simulator in Tokyo, Japan - Disaster Museum (Honjo Bosai-kan)
Smoke Maze in Tokyo, Japan - Disaster Museum (Honjo Bosai-kan)
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Smoke Maze in Tokyo, Japan - Disaster Museum (Honjo Bosai-kan)
Firefighting Training in Tokyo, Japan - Disaster Museum (Honjo Bosai-kan)
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Firefighting Training in Tokyo, Japan - Disaster Museum (Honjo Bosai-kan)
Earthquake Simulator in Tokyo, Japan - Seismic Intensity Level 7 - Disaster Museum (Honjo Bosai-kan)
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Earthquake Simulator in Tokyo, Japan - Seismic Intensity Level 7 - Disaster Museum (Honjo Bosai-kan)
From London To Tokyo (www.SuitQaisDiaries.com)
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From London To Tokyo (www.SuitQaisDiaries.com)
A short conversation in the Harsuusi language.
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A short conversation in the Harsuusi language.
Interview with Hamad bin Haraiz - Oman Empty Quarters
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Interview with Hamad bin Haraiz - Oman Empty Quarters
Oman 2012 - A trip to the Empty Quarter
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Oman 2012 - A trip to the Empty Quarter
квадроберы
Это и есть КВД
А ведь это был бег на четвереньках...
this are probably the original Yemenis
11年前にこれを経験したのは素晴らしいと思います。現在、日本は外国からの旅行客が多いですが、地震に備えている人は少ないでしょう。大きな地震が有ればしばらく帰国できないというのに…。多くの外国人にこの地震体験をしてほしいし、日本に来る前に少しは学んでほしいです。
It's great how Japan trains their citizens in how to react in all sorts of emergencies, both natural and man-made. They've got great online training courses through NHK that are useful for everyone regardless where you live. Important stuff!
HARSUSI MEHRI SAQATRI SOMAALI SWAHILI AMHARA SAMARI HEBREW AARAMI ASHOORI TIGRY = BRANCHES OF ARABIC LANGUAGE ITS FROM ARABIC LANGUAGE THE OLDEST LANGUAGE OF YEMEN AND OMAN ITS ARABIC FROM TRIBE OF AAD AND PROPHET HUD THE FOURTH OLDEST AFTER ADAM FATHER OF HUMANITY
اووه
Qahtanites are similar in appearance to the Australian Aborigines and Papuans
Hell no they don't, Qahthani would have simply Semitic features and not negro/Australoid ones.
Not at all, Australian aborigines have very broad and thick features like black African. Qahtani have sharp Semitic features.
Lol, not even close, they are Arabs beduin who darkened by the son. They not zinjis
I am a native Arabic speaker and this dialect is quite distant from the spoken Arabic you hear in UAE even in the inland parts. Hard for me to understand everything they said.
Not true, I from uae, I can understand many word he said.
Sounds like Hebrew
Hebrew ? 🤫 its better😂😂
They are tigray,. The original arabs,. Levant are original Greece
No they are their own people
I heard, Tigrayt is from bin amir, which is another Arab tribe.
@@SarahHaddidTigray is in northern Ethiopia Tigre,Tigrinya and tigray all have same origin for example Tigrinya mean the language of Tigre people And Tigre speak Tigrayit
@@kiros3190 They speak language similar to Arabic. I heard Tigre woman speak, and Is understandable to standard arabic speakers.
@@SarahHaddid well Tigrayit has more Arabic influence due to Islam but it is still closer to Tigrinya and geez then Arabic
هادي اللغه المهريه لحبون دا مهره هومهريت وافتخرباللغه المهريه
This is Arabic not another language
What ?
@@teddyissak2720 What do you mean by what? What is your question?
@@fas8437 It's not Arabic. It is a unique language on it's own
@@teddyissak2720 Speaking as an Arabic speaker, I can tell you with 100% assurance that this is not another language. It’s Arabic
@@fas8437 Ok, then tell me what he said ?
Cool many words influenced by Arabic
I guess it is Al-Mahri dialect of Sabaean Arabic language later identified as Amharic (Am-mahri) Since, Yemenite Arabs did used to use Am instead of Al to distinguish proper-noun from common noun.
do you speak Amharigna?
If you do, you would know it doesn’t sound the same.
people talk nonsense go back and read it's better since when are Arabs Amhara? it is the Amharic who are descendants of Arab from ancient ancient Arab tribe it is proven
@@ZeFodao-qv5gy correct
توف عليك هذه اللغه المهريه
These are the Pure Arabs !!!
Harsūsi is a South-semitic language, more related to the Ethiosemitic languages than Arabic which is a central Semitic language, related to Hebrew and Aramaic. As a central semitic language, Arabic is a bit different because it has some south semitic features like broken plurals.
No, it is not related to Ethiosemtic it's as far from it as Arabic. It's grouped with Mahri and sqoutri as its own language family called MSA ( modern south Arabian ) while Arabic group into central semetic with ( north west( Hebrew) and OSA( old south Arabian(Sabian))
@@ovetcola3256 Linguists group these languages along with Ethiosemitic languages in the South Semitic branch. Arabic and Hebrew are in an entirely different branch. So, technically, it's believed to be closer to Ethiosemitic than to Arabic or Hebrew. But, personally, I don't know how accurate this grouping is. I can't speak on Tigrinya or Tigre. But even Somali (a non-Semitic language) has more vocabulary with Mehri, Soqotri, etc than Amharic does in some cases.
Hebrew is not northwest, Hebrew is more related Amharic, it lacks the features of north semitic features like the verb to be KN found in Arabic, Canaanite and Akkadian
@@samernattifi3883 Semetic languages are one language
This language is completely different from any Ethiopian languages. This unique on it's own . They are just what they are >> South Arabian. Respect what they are and leave them be.....
They use a lot of arab words
They are the real Arabs
Because they are Arabs
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1:48 الله يرحمه
So This is how arabic sounds to Non Arabs .... I now get it, I'm an Arab and this sound like totally gibberish to me.
@Asia Jones not really , it's close to arabic you can say a different variety of Arabic, but they use many different words not in official arabic etc ... it sounds like Gibberish to an Arab speaker. I can only recognize few words from here and there .
@@hamza-trabelsi It's dialect not official msa
It's Arabic variety
تحيه لكل مهري هنا منتو سهلين يالمهرة اجانب حصلوكم😂😂
هذوله حراسيس
@@itt9 الحراسيس والمهرة والسقطرى و شحر اهذول كلهم نفس الغة بس الكلمات تختلف من وإلى ونفس القبائل ونفس عادات وتقاليد وارضهم واحد❤
@@user-rg7zc3du8e اي بس مهم مهره
@@itt9 حتى لو مهم مهرة نفس الأصل يعني حتى لو قلت مهري مارح تفرق
@@itt9 بعدين تراني مهري انا وافهم وش يقولون لي في المقطع
it really sounds similar to ethiopic semitic languages but only a bit, kinda marks how semites probably came to the arab peninsula through sea from the south also its worth to note how harsuusi still has that k' sound with a bit of glottal stop, something that is more of a mark of ethiopic languages nowadays...
NO, It doesn't. I am from Ethiopia and it's not similar to any Ethiopian languages I know.
@@teddyissak2720 stop being salty, you're in every comment trying too hard, get a life brother.
@@verysmartultrahuman939 Just like how you're troIIing. You made countless profile just to troII.
@@teddyissak2720 Similar to Addari(Hararli)
These people are probably remnants of the ancient sabeans.
@Баҳор Парсей they don’t look Indian
@Баҳор Парсей they are not veddoids man but extremely tanned skinned semites. They are related to Ethiopians.
@Баҳор Парсей Ethiopians like habesha are partially middle eastern. They aren’t Cushitic. And Yemenis and Omanis have no south Asian admixture so the veddoid theory is clearly wrong.
@Баҳор Парсей bruh they not indians even if they were the dravidians came out of ethiopia and sudan the dravadians are black kushites 😂😂 and theese two are semetic speakers tye semetic people came out of the nile vally sudan south sudan ethiopia djbouti somalia and the modern southern arabians language are apart of the afro asiatic language tree afro asiatic is a languages of african languages please come with facts and the semetic or shemite were described as dark skin in ancient times 😂😂
@Баҳор Парсей please stop spreading miss information the horners somalis ethiopians djboutians are african the african always had that phentotype read al jahiz glory of the black race please lol
Interesting. To a non Arabic speaker, this does mostly sound like a dialect of Arabic. But there are bits of it that sound even persian.. probably a coincidence.
No persian here what ever
As an arabic speaker, its cool to experience what arabic sounds like to people who don't speak the language
@Asia Jones nope, it's harsuusi. At best it's a dialect the is unintelligible to 90% of Arabic speaker s I'd imagine
@@born2love6 it's a Arabic dialect
@@slayedclaw317 the sheer delusion 💀mfw when people consider fully mutually intelligible languages like czech and slovak, norwegian swedish and danish, dutch, german and afrikaans, urdu and hindi, etc to be distinct languages, but then apparently arabic languages that are completely unintelligible to different arabs, and which have 5-40% lexical similarity are actually dialects 💀
@@slayedclaw317no Harsusi is cousin of Tigrinia, language of ethiopia, its not arabic dialect
@@slayedclaw317 According to some definitions, Arabic is closer to Hebrew than to the south Arabian languages.
Oman, Yemen, Eritrea and Semitic Ethiopia are similar in skin tone darker than north Arabia and Levant, similar to Northern India and South India north are lighter and south are darker
No we don't. Not even close. This people are completely different from Ethiopians.
@@teddyissak2720 they are, South Arabian are related to Eritrean and Ethic Semitic Ethiopian. they both have similar skin tone.
@@safuwanfauzi5014 No, you are wrong. First of all "Eritrean" or "Ethiopian" are nation of heterogenous groups. It's to bad idea to label them as single monolothic societies. It have nothing to do with skin tone, as you can find to many type of shades in every nations. You could pin point out a specific groups rather than categorizing them as one single society ? even if so, since when did "skintone" become a determinant of someones relation ?
@@teddyissak2720 Geez scripts from Arabia it called "old south Arabian script", the South Arabian people that settled today Eritrea and Tigrinya Ethiopia, that give Ethiopia civilization while others far like south sudsn, central Africa Republic and others sub-Sahara are not.
@@teddyissak2720 your root from Arabia, same Madagascar Malagasy from Borneo and Sumatra then mixed with black bantus, Ethiopia-Eritrea-Djibouti are Semitic enterprise colonial project same Maltese was brought by Arab from Northern Africa.
This language is one of the South Semitic languages, a branch of a language called the Saba language. As for the name of this branched language, the Mahri language is spoken in the south of the Arabian Peninsula.
Sabians are Arabs, and Meharas are part of Arab tribe. They are not different things
i just see ethiopian foot print over your language
it is rather the opposite it is the Ethiopian language which speaks Arabic and has a strong Arabic imprint in its language its culture
No It's the opposite dear, Arab tribes have influenced Ethiopian langauge, tribes and dynasties. Adals, Wolasma, Makhzumi, showa...etc were all Arabs
@@SarahHaddid its the southern part of ethiopia but the northern ethiopia had concurred the peninsula by abreha even its written in ur quran
@@wossenayele5037 you mean axum, axum people are arabian migrants themselves. They arabian who colonized northern ethiopia. Abreha Afrikin bin Qais was himyarid arab.
@@wossenayele5037 Abraha Afrikin ibn Qais was a himyarite Arab.
The original arab of Southern Arabia the black arabs
The original arab the black Arab 💪🏿🙌🏿
Funny man, no the original Arabs are not black or negro. That man isn't black but dark because of his exposure to the sun. His facial features give that away. We know how much you guys want to be anything but black Africans so you claim other people
We wuz kangz scholarship eh? Clearly that man is not black. His facial features are too sharp to be negroid race.
@JonahofCanaan- I've seen videos of pure bedouin arabs from Petra as dark as this guy and in the comments you have afrocentrist claiming these are the "real" arabs. Assuming that fark equates to being black or of negro race.
He is not black, he is just darkned by the son
A black Arab aka the original Arab we are everywhere 🙌🏿💪🏿
@@hamad-pz3rp the modern southern Arabians aka the veddoids ate the purest Arabs and they are black facts ⬛⚫
@@hamad-pz3rp hey my guy go watch TITIANS TV african Islamic history when Africans ruled Arabs ⬛⚫
That's what I thought lmfaoo the original arabs were black and Muhammad was black and the first caliphate where black ⚫⬛🤣🤣
They are black skinned caucasians.
@@il967 no they are black Africans indigenous to Arabia period
This sounds more like Indian Gudjirati language than arabic
It is a Semitic language, has nothing to do with Indian languges.
As an Arab I understand 60% of this
No you don't, they are incorporating Arabic in their language because they are partly arabized
@@DSweashox that's the most brain dead take I've read in my entire life.
@@DSweashox bruh…. The only reason we don’t understand 80% of this is because we don’t know Oman's dialect in general. Besides, they’re not arabized, they’re literal arabs, talking in a language that descended from the Arabic language, that hasn’t been changed for 14 centuries, except for an extended vocabulary. Really dumb comment, show this video to any arab of the peninsula and they’d say the same.
@@DSweashox They are Arabs Lmao 😂😂😂
@@Baerock Isn't Harsuusi a southern semitic language like Amharic and Tigray while Arabic is a central semitic language?
ليش التسجيل انجليزي
المصوره انقليزيه
@@hhamaaalaa4966 لاكن ليش اناس يكتبون انجليزي
I speak tigre tigrigna and arabic. I heard 1 tigrigna word but mostly it sounds a yemeni arabic. Some sentences are arabic and the numbers are arabic as well.
أيواه انا اريتري
في امريكا .. تسلم ياخي
@@moneyaintathing817 السلام عليكم يا اخوي كفليكم , انا تقري من ارتريا برضو, هل في طريقه اتعلم فيها لغة التقرايت؟
@@verysmartultrahuman939 مرحباً أخي
@@moneyaintathing817 مرحب, وين نقدر نتواصل؟
I am a Arabic from tunisia and I can understand 60% from them
Sound like he spoke some Arabic then switch to harsuusi
@@panarabunity6077 South Arabian more close to Ethiopian and Eritrean, we know that civilization in Eritrea and Ethiopia from Yemen, they have dark and black skin but not Sub-Saharan Black African Negroid Bantu/Niger-Congo. The Geez script of Ethiopia and Eritrea are base on old South Arabian script. Arab have many script like Old North Arabian script, Old South Arabian, Nabatean script, Taymanitic, Hismaic and Safaitic, not included Aramaic and Syriac script which not from Arabia but Aramaic script have be used to write Arabic. Himyarite Kingdom one example of Arab that used Old South Arabian script.
@@moorishsociety7339 i dont think so
@@moorishsociety7339its no Fasle the false history its from moorish poeple originaly from mauritania not from morocco
If you live next to them, you would undertand more than that. It's just a normal variation that appear due to long distance, that's all
Iraqi accent only ❤️ what is dis shite
Sounds Somali
@Баҳор Парсей yoormother
The original language of Somal is Arabic. Samale is an Arab tribe as well.
These Bedouins are the real Arabians.
These are not bedouins
Yep the real Arabs. Melinated people
@Crines Caridies Stop spamming you FkkingTurd. No they are the purest people in Arabian peninsula. It's your type who are mixed asf
@Crines Caridies STFU Bediouns are the pure Arabs that share ~90% Natufian Autosomal DNA and 0% Steppe ancestry unlike those “Arabs” in Levant and Iraq
@Crines Caridies ROFL 1) before Oil 60-70% of us in Saudi Arabia were Badu 2) ALL urban Arabians (tribal Arabs) were Badu at some point in the past for example Al-Ashraf (Banu Hashem) are from Qedar and they were Badu 2500 years ago my clan for example only moved to urban areas of Najd for the last 500 years and some clans only moved to urban areas with the recent Oil era so quit bullshitting we know our history 3) here you go for "Natufian" (southern M.E hunter gatherers) Autosomal DNA study : www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.10.18.342816v1.full.pdf here are the results if you are too lazy to read pbs.twimg.com/media/Ekxa9geWMAA4Rg5?format=jpg&name=small as you can see the Arabians in the Peninsula ESPECIALLY the "Bedouin B" (Peninsula Badu) have VERY Natufian like ancestry 90+% while the "Arabs" of Levant and Iraq are MIXED with Anatolians and Iran and Steppe and what have you so shut your yappers next time facts can not be changed , the Badu are the PURE Arabs whether you liked it or NOT
then she became his third wife 🤣
I am only just leaning Arabic (MSA) and I recognise a lot of words and sometimes understand the odd phrase or sentence
if you're still learning fusha, you shouldnt be watching this, its barely arabic
@@user-kg7zr3yl3nYeah and I'm not watching it to learn Arabic
Definitely don’t learn msa, since no one really uses it in everyday conversation, coming from an Arabic speaking family. Try learning the Levantine dialects like Palestinian Syrian and Lebanese, since that’s what most of the middle easterners (don’t like saying arab) speak. You should also get some knowledge on the Iraqi and the gulf dialects while your at it. And maybe the Egyptian dialect, since it’s used in everyday television in the Middle East.
@@agardevil6611 Maybe they can't decide on a dialect yet?
@@agardevil6611 It depends on why you're learning. I learned fusha to read texts and then I learned a little dialect afterwards to communicate but if you learn fusha, ten dialect words and have a patient interlocutor you can communicate fine.
am from the uae its an arabic dialect its not ancient, something like the Bedouin would speak, so its hard to understand. there is no such thing as an ancient language that is spoken, all languages are progressive meaning they change with time.
This is interesting as I am from Jamaica in the Caribbean. Not Arab but my Grandfather is of East Indian decent. My father and myself always get mixed up to be Yemeni or other Gulf people. Also Eritrean people and some Somalians think I am from there country. Oman think so to but looks like the Red Sea people are close family. Indian Ocean is big people and trade. I understand 0% of what is saying.
Caribbean Arab ??? that a weird one, when did your family stranded up there ?
@@moorishsociety7339 Look up the British Raj very simple history. India and Yemen have long links trade and South Yemen was under the British. From 1860 -1920 East Indian workers sent to the Caribbean. My ggrandfather is Indian/ Yemeni as there is a settlement of South Yemeni in India. Jamaica also has a lot of Syrians and people from Lebanon came in 1900. Some of those Bedu look like me in this video from Oman. One of Jamaica Priminister was a Arab a lot of big business people on the island are Arabs. We not stranded will never be .
@@abdulazizclare9545 How is that even possible ?
@@abdulazizclare9545 bro wow,, it’s so amazing story ,,,I did not know anything about this (dark) history… I only know one thing about the massive migration which happened or started to take place in (Alsham) to South America in 1900 Most of them Arab Cristinas and Moslems Alsham means Jordan Lebanon Syria and Palestine my country People of Beetlehem who lives outside since that time is much more in 3 times to inside people
@@BlueMoon-yg2fc Yes man the Issa family are big hotel owners and business people in Jamaica. We have a lot of big Jewish and Arab al Shams here in Jamaica. You dont find Arab Gulf people here living. Yes we do have some Muslim Arabs from Al Shams. My family is South Yemeni and Indian. Issa are from Palestine they are Christian but helped in 1920-39 fight Jewish takeover so had to run away to Caribbean. Lebanonese and Syrians are the largest Arab group on the island. Palestinian Muslims are normally here in goods business and store owners. Good food man from Palestine i love the oilives.
I am arab and I understand 50%
If you live close to this people, you would understand more than 90%. It's just dialect difference, which appear due to isolation. The beduin tribes have different different dialect and accent due to distance from urban areas.
This is Mahri Language
@Q Q صلاله
هذه مهرية مخلوطة مع عربي ورغم بعدهم عن أرض المهرة لكن لازالوا محافظين على لغتهم لكنهم ينكرون أنهم مهرة عجيب !!!
@Q Q لحد الآن لازلنا محافظين عليها ولكن لا شي يدوم مع الوقت
@@user-xt4ir4uy1z اريد اتعلمها افهم شويه من المهرية لكن ما اتكلمها
@@user-jq9od8fz7p بر مون هيت؟
Ladies and Gentleman, This 2 Men in front of you , are living fossils of what our Arab Ancestors used to 1. Look like 2. Sound like And that's long long time before the prophet walked the earth. Respect them they are represent your ancestors
Very good pipo i.m lack theis videos m.y dezet and m.y pipo layv dezt Mahri lagwj bedwan stay yamn . Oman. Saudi . imrat 😍😍
It sounds like Tigrinya and Siltigna
which part does it look similar to you ?
حي حبون ذحراسيس
حي بوك بر القرا