I actually believe the opposite. At least where I live, Persian and Arab, and sometimes even South Asian countries are lumped into a "brown" category with no distinct differences in these extremely diverse groups. It's like in the case of assuming Chinese people can understand Korean and Japanese because they "must be close enough." I like that these languages are so similar but also that they are different and beautiful in their own rights. They're so diverse and it's important to acknowledge that.
Important! at 4:07 Fehrest is Fahras فهرس in Arabic! I am shocked they didn't guess it!! at 6:18 Bala بلى is a Fus-ha word (standart Arabic) and every Arab knows it! Not only Kuwaitis or Iraqis + the two Persian girls mentioned "catastrophe/trouble/bad thing" which is absolutely right and tricky!! the word Balaa بلاء in Arabic means "trouble/hardship"! Amazing how the girls guessed both words! The only difference between the two words is the long A: Bala & Balaa. at 9:21 the Persian girl also guessed it right as the word الفردية comes from the word فرد which means "individual", also means odd number. Also the pregnant girl made a good point, in Fus-ha Arabic we don't have the letter چ as an individual letter, but we just use two letters to pronounce it ت + ش = تش. Not only in Iraq and Egypt the word چکش is used. We use it in Jordan/Palestine/Lebanon & Syria but we pronounce it a bit different like "Jakoosh or Shakoosh". Also we don't have the letter گ is Fus-ha Arabic, but in many dialects it is used. In Egypt for instance, they replace ج with گ. Interesting video! Thank you for it!
Beautiful channel. Very informative. Persian is one of my favorite languages. Love from Saudi Arabia Btw, for فهرست, we have a similar word which is فهرس that means index. I don't know why the Arab girls didn't realize it.
@@MybeautifulandamazingPrincess of course NOT! I think He means Turkısh/Kurdish include Persian( Kurdish much more) . But also in the Persian language has so many Turkish words too that we cannot deny 🌸. This is kinda beauty of learning easer to that languages.
TheDennys21 the term "Persian" is acceptable because the word "farsi" comes from middle Persian "pārsig" and has changed after the Arab invasion because (as you saw in this video) the Arabs don't have the "p" sound. So "fārsi" is just an Arab influenced word. Real modern Persian would be "pārsi".
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I love Tajikistan and I hope I can visit your country one day. Borders are meaningless. I think I've missed a part of me in that country. I've also lived in Kabul for a while and that was hell of an experience :)
arsalan khan arabic has the biggest influence on urdu followed by persian and turkic sanskrit + arabic + persian + turkic = urdu 😊😊😙😙 hindi is devanangri and urdu is nastaliq urdu is 800 year old language but punjabi sindhi gujrati tamil bhojpuri kashmiri gilgit baltistani pashto baluchi is 5000 years old languages
@SAMii we don’t understand aray aray. Chooni and all of your other stupid slang words. Afghans speak book Farsi meaning proper not some slang chetori Khoobi bs.
I'm hungarian, but I grew up in germany, and I LOVE how they all enjoy their languages and their similarities and make clear that we are all one on this planet. Respect from the bottom of my heart!
I am *loving* this show! Being *Kashmiri* is a blessing! We are privileged to learn *Urdu* and *Arabic* in schools, and about *Persian* I already told you in other video that *kashmiri* language is fully influenced by Persian language. I almost understood all the words except few coz of difference in pronunciation! *Great* brother!
original kashmiri is whole derived from sanskrit with some local words,. farsi words polluted it later after forceful imposition of arabic script and farsi language by invading rulers. Urdu is few hundred year old language with farsi words, its grammar(which is most important) is copied from hindi. This worked because old persian has roots from vedic sanskrit.,
After watching such videos it is not possible not to wonder why do people hate each other, why do we go to wars... Human species is so crazy! We are all the same, basically the only thing that separates us is language and some irrelevant customs. But most people that hate have never been out of their countries and met other people, their hatred is based on nothing but prejudice, if people would travel more and meet other people and cultures they would realize how similar we all are. Love to watch this! :)
The reason behind all this hatred are the greedy politicians and corrupted governments. It's not a coincidence that people hate other people, hate and fear are always used against us, after all an ignorant scared person is easier to manipulate and control than an open-minded knowledgeable person.
Aleksandar Gospić No we're not the same. Cultures vastly influence our behaviours. Your way of thinking is both, dangerous, and naive. You will be eaten alive with your asinine way of perception.
Both are winner in my opinion because i love both languages. Arabic and Persian Rock. As an Urdu speaker i was able to understand most of words Persian and Arabic. EDIT : OMG I never got this much likes. Thanks alot guys.
Witty Witty It's true Urdu was born in India Delhi but it only contain 1 to 2 % sanskrit Wordings . But if u say urdu is incomplete without hindi then it's wrong you can google it. without a doubt it is fact that it is totally different from hindi.
@@k1akhaki711 Who said they are? and Iraq was part of Sumerian(first civilization in the world of all time) akkadian assyrians and these are native to Iraq and they are semetics like arabs. then they were conquered by persians amd greeks then part of it was under romans then arabs then turks.
Dude do your thing, if you wanna call a body of water persian gulf by all means do it. If someone else wants to call it arab gulf they're also free to call it which way they want. *Disclaimer, naming a huge body of water a certain name does not give you ownership over it.* (Arab from UAE)
All I can say is, there is no need to argue over something like this. We have much more important things in the Middle East to focus on. Such pointless trivial "issues" are created to sew division between people and nations. Let's be smart and not fall for it. We should be united! No nation can call itself great if it cannot be friends with its neighbours. Much love to our Arab neighbours!
I am Arabic from Jordan 🇯🇴, greeting to Irani and Persian people 🇮🇷, your culture is beautiful Sadly politics has made Arabs and Persians enemies, but we shouldn't be like this, we are neighbors since time immemorial we should come together we have many similar things, we contributed to each other civilizations, we should forget our differences of the past
We Americans say the World is getting smaller every day. 😁🌍🗺️ Jordan is a fairly small place. I have a question for you? How common is it for a Jordanian to turn on a radio or T.V., or something else that gets its signals transmitted through the air, And pick up a station that is not in Arabic? A station that comes from a different Country in a different language?
Love Jordan 🇯🇴, in Iran we pronounce it "Ordon" اُردُن I am curious to know how the people of Jordan pronounce it, and whether the Persian pronunciation is closer to the original name of the country or English?
Perhaps half of the vocabulary used in daily life in Persian are borrowed from Arabic or have Arabic roots. But as Arabic and Persian belong to two completely different language families, even the borrowed words are modified to fit the Persian language structure. Although there are a lot of similarities in the Vocabulary, Persian is a lot more closely related to English and German than to Arabic. And Arabic also is closer to Hebrew and other Semitic languages. They are both *beautiful languages and worth learning.*
A Persian speaker with no knowledge of English will have an easier time identifying Arabic words and even the overall intention of phrases than if they were to hear an English speaker
Iraq was part of persia before the othmans Our country (mesopotomia) iraq got colonized and invaded by most of middle Eastern empires also rome and mongupia
Bilal Ahmad yeah so I'm sure alot of Arabic speakers don't understand the hard words of Urdu either. Duh! They're different languages at the end of the day.
Both languages have influenced each other in some way, but obviously Arabic had a more profound impact on Farsi...not only on Persian but also on many other languages as well, and the Romance languages are living proof of that. Thanks for taking the time to having people getting in touch together in such a joyful way.
"Arabic had a more profound impact on Farsi": It terms of quantity maybe, but in terms of quality and intellectual level, Persian has more impact. From the word of religion ("Din") to art and architecture. But yea Arabic is indeed a powerful language in terms of vocabulary construction.
Actually, it was the Persians who gave Arabic a modern structure and grammar. That's why multitudes of Arab words actually stem from Persian rather than a Semitic root.
kittens😻 the Persians wrote the Arabic structure and grammar they didn't give us the grammar how were we speak then without grammar ? 😂, Arabic grammar, structure and even the alphabet came from the Aramaic "our ancestors language", btw the Persian words in Arabic are less than 10 words while 12 million words from semitic root.
I've never seen English speakers complain about how French had an impact on English , but I always see Persians nag about the influence of Arabic on their language , the replies on this comment are examples.
@@mohasalim8649 maybe because frenchs never invade England , force them to their own religion , burn their books because they weren't islamic , try to change english gulf to french gulf , frenchs never helped someone to use chemical weapons against english people and .....
You (Uzbeks) .....ARE..... part of the big family, Hopefully these damn politicians leave us(people) alone and don't include us in their stupid territorial and political games.
This was such a cool video! I don't speak Arabic or Persian, but it was very cool to see the similarities of the two languages. I recognized a few words from my time in Lebanon, but interesting nonetheless.
I loved the bit when the Iraqi and Iranian ladies discover the common letter چ in their languages, and the Egyptian lady's face looks like a question mark with the idea of three points beneath the ح (: Brilliant game ...
Interesting video! There are also hundreds of Middle Persian words in modern standard Arabic (ustadh "teacher", mahrajan "festival" from mehregan, barnamaj "program", dastur "constitution", banafsaji "purple", numudhaj "exemplar" from namunag, kahrabaa' "electricity" from kahroba referring to the amber stone's electrical properties, bustan "garden", khiaar "cucumber", firdaws "paradise", and many, many more)
except hard words of arabic you need a dictionary for that some arabic words are not easy to understand arabic is heaviest language in the world because it is language of heaven and the language of quran and the language of sahaba kiram r.a
*Love you all from Pakistan* As an Urdu speaker i could understand 95% of both Arabic and Farsi words as Urdu has words from both Languages... so i guess we have an advantage there... *Do an Urdu Arabic Farsi Turkish combined Video Please!!!*
I am from Pakistan and working here in Basra, Iraq. Iraqis have adopted many persian words too. And as Urdu is combination of arabic/persian/turkish so from my experience I can say that any urdu speaker can survive here without knowing arabic/Iraqi language. That is so similar to urdu that I can order from restaurant by speaking standard urdu(not slang). BTW IRAQI people are very nice.
I just realised that Iraqi dialect is closer to Persian in terms of pronunciation than formal Arabic itself. And we have a lot of Turkish and Persian words such as: چمبر چادر شکر سوگ خانة دوشگ چيس جگمة صوچ بچن طرمبة داية خاولي فرهود صاية اغاتي باچة بلش بلم سختچي جزدان سرسري كلك خاشوگة چطل And a lot more
Hammer is mitraqah "مطرقة" in Saudi Arabia, I think the chakosh word had been adopted in Turkey then used it since Egypt used to be ruled by Ottoman empire for some period of time.
Hellobello Thank you for watching! You're correct, Pashto has a lot of similarities with Persian. We are planning to do a Pashto/Persian video in the future.
The Root of Arabic is Semetic, where as Persian is an indo-aryan language, meaning it actually has a lot in common with both Hindi and European languages. The similarities of the two language came when Muhammad and Islam came to Persia(modern day IRAN). These are call loan words.
The Urdu Farsi one is still on my mind, would love to see a Sanskrit Farsi one, Great Job bro and I love how you keep pushing against the ignorant nationalists.
No one speaks sanskrit at all....I studied urdu from 1st to 5th standard..In 6th I studied oriya, in 7th and 8th I studied sanskrit. Hindi and english were mandatory from 1st to 10th and I chose english in 11th and 12th....Now I am a computer science engineering student and learning c,c++,java,Python as a language
This video was very interesting, how both languages influenced each other, the language of Malta for example where I live is highly influnced by Arabic, its actually the only Semitic language in Europe, and its facinating how people from the middle east understand the language. all of those girls are BEAUTIFUL by the way! peace :)
Thank you so much for good video bro! It was amazing! And congratulation to Shahrzad on the pregnancy!!! I am from Tajikistan but unfortunately i didn’t understand any words here (We don’t use any words which you said bro, beside Ustod! For example, “ROOF” - in our language means “BoloKhona”, “eggplant” - “baqlazhon”....! And all words which you said here , I didn’t understand and we don’t use! Please do video between Tajik vs Arabic & Persian.You have a great channel bro!!!!
Dastan Parviz my friend Tajik is not a language it’s a dialect of Persian I am Tajik from Afghanistan(Tajik is 50% in afg) and we also don’t use those words because they r Arabic We Tajiks speak more pure Farsi
but there are tons of Russian words in Tajiki Persian, I had 3 Tajik friends in university, they literally spoke Russian to each other and since I can speak Russian I could understand them, they said many things that saddened me like in Dushanbe girls tend to speak Russian and it's beneath them to speak Persian
I couldn't agree more. Dari and Tajiki are not separate languages. Imperialist powers have created these terms to alienate Afghans and Tajiks from their Iranian Brethrens in order to make sure that these countries never unite. The Soviets went as far as replacing the alphabet of Tajikistan. As a result, Tajiks now can no longer read their ancients books. We in Iran have many Arabic words as Tajiks have many Russian and Afghans many English words. We need to get together and purify our languages to have a single alphabet and to import pure Persian words from one region to another. "balakhaneh" for instance makes much more sense than the stupid word "Saghf".
Actually, the two Arab girls, especially the Iraqi one missed lots of words in Farsi that are used in Arabic or Iraqi Arabic. In Southern Iraq, we use Haam for also. Baghdadis use Hamain. As for Fahrast, the Arabic equivalent is Fahras فهرس which means table of contents or index. It's a Persian word similar to Roznamah روزنامة which stands for calender. In Baghdad and mid Iraq they use Bali بلي for yes. بلا is formal Arabic. Southern Iraqis use Eyy or نعم Naaem. Great video, keep us the good work. Eat with your khashooga and clean your chaffgear. Haha. Extra Iraqi / Persian words for you. Cheers.
Yesar Mustafa Thank you Yesar. It's interesting how much similarities exists between Iraqi Arabic and Persian. I always found it really cool, and thanks for the additional ones I didn't know about!! Shows how similar we are. Lots of love for the Iraqi nation!! ❤❤
Iraqi Arabic is different than all Arabic dialect I am from medina Saudi arabia . it is hard to understand Iraqi Arabic what the hell is khashogga or chaffgear that isn't even Arabic ? Iraqi speak persianised Arabic
Many words in Iraq are from the ancient Mesopotamia in which the arabs got influenced by, mostly people in Iraq. We still use many words from this era since we got arabized.
Hi guys. I'm from Georgia (Caucasus) and we have some words in common... Badrijani- aubergine 🍆 Ostati- professor. But we use as "an expert ".👨🎓 Chakochi- hammer 🔨.... We always add - i - at the end of the word.
+pappu italvi all words of Hindi are Arabic Turkish Persian! you don't even know the real Sanskrit Hindi! and before Urdu Muslims of Pakistan or northern India speaks farsi! not Hindi!
I am Urdu Speaker from India and I could get most of the words from both Persian and Arabic. but sentences were difficult to catch. . ~ : means same as shown in the video = : with a little change jazeerah ~ ihsas ~ ustad ~ raqs ~ haml = hamal (meaning closer to Arabic) manzil ~ (also means destination) fehrist ~ muheem = (with a Yaa - means Campaign) gharbi = maghribi mamnu' ~ hadaf ~ subah ba khair ~ khanjar ~ al-fardiya = mufarrad/mufarrid Imtihan ~ panke = pankha wujud ~ mu'allim ~ mauz ~ Thanks for the video. Keep up the good work.
In Arabic books, we still have so many publishers who write “Table of Content” in its Persian/Turkish form “Fahr-st” & in the Persian font as well despite “Fahr-s” is an Arabic word. “Fahr-st” is probably a tradition inherited from Persian/Turkish authors (scholars) many centuries ago.
Great video! I wish you would have included whether each word had an origin from Persian or Arabic though, because there’s a lot of overlap of these languages but the transfer of words went both words throughout history.
Ostadh / أستاذ is Persian too, I think. Other words related to it are أسطى which is found also in the channel’s creator’s lastname “alast” maybe? Egyptians say "يا اسطى" a lot too when calling someone they deem professional in their field.
I love to see people coming to find their similarities while the media shows their differences.
Thank you!! :)
I know right
😍
I actually believe the opposite. At least where I live, Persian and Arab, and sometimes even South Asian countries are lumped into a "brown" category with no distinct differences in these extremely diverse groups. It's like in the case of assuming Chinese people can understand Korean and Japanese because they "must be close enough." I like that these languages are so similar but also that they are different and beautiful in their own rights. They're so diverse and it's important to acknowledge that.
Similarities need the world to become one. *Unity*
Important!
at 4:07 Fehrest is Fahras فهرس in Arabic! I am shocked they didn't guess it!!
at 6:18 Bala بلى is a Fus-ha word (standart Arabic) and every Arab knows it! Not only Kuwaitis or Iraqis + the two Persian girls mentioned "catastrophe/trouble/bad thing" which is absolutely right and tricky!! the word Balaa بلاء in Arabic means "trouble/hardship"! Amazing how the girls guessed both words! The only difference between the two words is the long A: Bala & Balaa.
at 9:21 the Persian girl also guessed it right as the word الفردية comes from the word فرد which means "individual", also means odd number.
Also the pregnant girl made a good point, in Fus-ha Arabic we don't have the letter چ as an individual letter, but we just use two letters to pronounce it ت + ش = تش. Not only in Iraq and Egypt the word چکش is used. We use it in Jordan/Palestine/Lebanon & Syria but we pronounce it a bit different like "Jakoosh or Shakoosh". Also we don't have the letter گ is Fus-ha Arabic, but in many dialects it is used. In Egypt for instance, they replace ج with گ.
Interesting video! Thank you for it!
Mohammad Asaad that’s crazy because I’m somali a catastrophe would be called balaayo!
Iman chats Somalia is in Arabian country, so no wonder!:)
Mohammad Asaad you’re smart
And you just spoke my mind
in farsi بلی is pronounced بله so i also guessed بلاء at first because it a lot closer to the farsi pronunciation
Mohammad Asaad In Urdu Balaa means monster or trouble
Beautiful channel. Very informative. Persian is one of my favorite languages. Love from Saudi Arabia
Btw, for فهرست, we have a similar word which is فهرس that means index. I don't know why the Arab girls didn't realize it.
AJ wow welcomeـ!!
Geras. What do you mean not very common? In every single Quran you would find فهرس. lol
its very common almost every book have فهرس
and i guess its not orginally arabic word i think we took it from them but not sure
AJ is not arabic word
Easy, they never opened an Arabic book in their lives 😂
I'm Persian and arab girls look so kind and friendly I love them❤️
As Turkish/Kurdish native speaker, I have always appreciated both the Persian and Arabic languages.
Persian languages are Aryan, not Turkish
@@MybeautifulandamazingPrincess of course NOT! I think He means Turkısh/Kurdish include Persian( Kurdish much more) . But also in the Persian language has so many Turkish words too that we cannot deny 🌸. This is kinda beauty of learning easer to that languages.
@@Laradilrey666 already there is a lot of Arabic words in Turkish
@@MybeautifulandamazingPrincess No one in the new world uses the term "aryan" you can say that it's indo-european, but no one will care really.
@@aryanhussain3193 turks have persian and arabic loan words.
Arabic & Persian are beautiful language.
Muhammed Ibrahim Pakistani and Persians are brothers ethnically
Arabic and Farsi*
Navid Johnson, Yes your right. But am not Pakistani. I am from Mashhad.
TheDennys21 the term "Persian" is acceptable because the word "farsi" comes from middle Persian "pārsig" and has changed after the Arab invasion because (as you saw in this video) the Arabs don't have the "p" sound. So "fārsi" is just an Arab influenced word. Real modern Persian would be "pārsi".
Don Micheal Corleone seriously, parsi? We also say Farsça for Farsi as a Turk
I love Persian language greeting from Palestine.
Hows life in Palestine
Force the world is with you!!!!
I love you, Palestine
Love from Iran
Love Israel
I as uzbek understood 80% of both languages
اوزبکیستاندن سلام
O'zbekistondan salom
Wasalam
Yes, arab language influes to our language greatly.
مالادتس
Ouzbékistan are not arabe. But turkic.
Interesting,that’s nice
Proud to be half iranian persian and half iraqi arabic
🇮🇷🇮🇶🇮🇷🇮🇶🇮🇷🇮🇶
@@ajrhy6243 that is not nice brother, Im Sunni and I love my Shia brothers, don't let hate tear us apart our enemies are laughing behind our back
Ryan Indo there is no sunna and shiaa
Allah make Islam only
Ryan Indo But why don’t Sunnis see the inherent wrong of some who they praise...
Ryan Indo I’ve yet to see a Sunni condemn Hussein being murdered on the orders of Yazid I.. son of muawiya....
@Abu Yazid Abdul Khalid al-Malik he says la ilah ila allah
Love all the Arabic countries from Iran ❤️😘
Thanks ,
We love iran too !
I'm from Tajikistan 🇹🇯 I speak Persian and also Russian :) many Arabic words are same to ours haha
Zara Azorabekova sepos :)
آفرین zara
جیگرت رو بخورم :)
and i have to say i'm not a zombie :))))))))
Zara Azorabekova
Persian in Iran 🇮🇷 ,Azerbaijan 🇦🇿, Afghanistan 🇦🇫, Turkmenistan 🇹🇲, Some Part of Pakistan 🇵🇰
Arabic in 🇦🇪 UAE , Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦, EGYPT 🇪🇬, OMAN 🇴🇲, BAHRAIN 🇧🇭, Kuwait 🇰🇼, IRAQ 🇮🇶, Syria 🇸🇾, Yemen 🇾🇪, Qatar 🇶🇦, Jordan 🇯🇴, Palestine 🇵🇸, Lebanon 🇱🇧, Tunisia 🇹🇳, Algeria 🇩🇿, Sudan 🇸🇩, Libya 🇱🇾 , Mauritania 🇲🇷, Morocco 🇲🇦, Djibouti 🇩🇯, Somalia 🇸🇴, Arab Saharawi 🇪🇭 ,Comoros 🇰🇲, Chad 🇹🇩, Israel 🇮🇱,Tanzania 🇹🇿-Tanziber , Central African Republic 🇨🇫, Some Part of Iran 🇮🇷. In Some part of Turkey 🇹🇷, Part of Uzbekistan 🇺🇿, in som part of Cyprus 🇨🇾 ,
I love Tajikistan and I hope I can visit your country one day. Borders are meaningless. I think I've missed a part of me in that country. I've also lived in Kabul for a while and that was hell of an experience :)
I speak Urdu and understand 90 percent of the words being spoken. Persian has the biggest influence on Urdu followed by Arabic I think.
Arsalan Khan No I think Hindi is
Hindi is an Arabic word
no such thing as hindi, I promise you that.
there is no such thing as hindi and I guarantee you that. It is only Urdu.
arsalan khan
arabic has the biggest influence on urdu followed by persian and turkic
sanskrit + arabic + persian + turkic = urdu
😊😊😙😙
hindi is devanangri and urdu is nastaliq
urdu is 800 year old language but punjabi sindhi gujrati tamil bhojpuri kashmiri gilgit baltistani pashto baluchi is 5000 years old languages
Tbh Persian is a really beautiful language and Iranians are really beautiful people
Greetings from Iraq 🇮🇶
Thank you
I agree from Algeria
thank you ❤️
But the Iranians hate them Iraq
@@theskykingdom7946 people don’t hate each other, its the government’s propaganda that make some people to believe they hate each other.
I am a Pakistani and i knew all the words. Love Arabic and Persian both languages
mujay pata hai yaar. Itna asaan hai. Mai thori si arabi bol sakta hoon.
I am Arabic and love Pakistan
OHIBOKOM / I love you ❤
AR💪❤
@@medcinchirurgical2245
But you've strange name not arabic nam😂🤦♂️
Im an indian even I understand Arabic and persian
@@जोरडन Thats because of the 700 year Muslim rule over India
Zinda bad farsi zabanan jahan Afghanistan 🇦🇫tajikistan🇭🇺iran 🇮🇷Turkey 🇹🇷Uzbakistn 🇺🇿
you too
@Fərhad Təňriberdi fouk turk😍💜
@SAMii we don’t understand aray aray. Chooni and all of your other stupid slang words. Afghans speak book Farsi meaning proper not some slang chetori Khoobi bs.
@SAMii you are fool, they are the same
Iraqi Arabic and Persian have many words in common
Sina Ansar
Yes! A lot. Iraqi Arabic even uses the Persian letters which are not used by other Arabic speakers.
Bahador Alast Indeed
Bahador Alast many letters are actually conversions, such as converting Ká with چ and ق with گ which is the case in the rest of the gulf states
We also kinda similar genetically I mean there is some kinda Iranian baghdadi thing
In Iraq 🇮🇶 we called curtain = parda
And fan= panka
Gift= sogha
Sir=aga
Paper= kaghed
And more They’re all come from Persian language
We have a lot in common with Iraqis, not just language wise, but also culturally!
Much love and respect for the Iraqi nation!
Bahador Alast that’s totally correct it’s more close because of geography and history
Much love and respect for Iranian nation too
We in moroccan dialect use "kaghet" (kaghed) too!
This is so weird we're soooo far apart.
Almost similar with hindi and urdu .. From India
In Bangla,
Curtain = Parda
Fan = Pankha > Pakha
Paper = Kagaj
And I know about Aga from history lesson.
Lordddd, the Iraqi girl is so sweet
Yes i agree with you she is so cute.
😬🙈 she is... Indeed
good initiative to make people close to each other , love to our brother persians from an Arab
Thank you! Much love from us Persians to all Arabs ❤️
I'm hungarian, but I grew up in germany, and I LOVE how they all enjoy their languages and their similarities and make clear that we are all one on this planet.
Respect from the bottom of my heart!
Deutchland magyarorszag
You're Legend
Your language is the most difficult. My nephew studies in Budapest says so .
Kannst du sprichst Ungarnisch(als Amerikaner wie man sagt Hungarian auf Deutsch)
Servus
I am *loving* this show! Being *Kashmiri* is a blessing! We are privileged to learn *Urdu* and *Arabic* in schools, and about *Persian* I already told you in other video that *kashmiri* language is fully influenced by Persian language. I almost understood all the words except few coz of difference in pronunciation!
*Great* brother!
I am also from jammu and kashmir , which part you are from???
Kashmiri and Urdu is more Indo European than Semitic arab. They’ve more persian and Sanskrit elements
original kashmiri is whole derived from sanskrit with some local words,.
farsi words polluted it later after forceful imposition of arabic script and farsi language by invading rulers.
Urdu is few hundred year old language with farsi words, its grammar(which is most important) is copied from hindi.
This worked because old persian has roots from vedic sanskrit.,
@@viciousraccoon7094 Absolutely, but these brainwashed idiots don't realise that
@@viciousraccoon7094 coming from mouth of right wing Hindu.
After watching such videos it is not possible not to wonder why do people hate each other, why do we go to wars... Human species is so crazy! We are all the same, basically the only thing that separates us is language and some irrelevant customs. But most people that hate have never been out of their countries and met other people, their hatred is based on nothing but prejudice, if people would travel more and meet other people and cultures they would realize how similar we all are. Love to watch this! :)
well wars and conquest are one way languages spread...
Religion is the answer.
The reason behind all this hatred are the greedy politicians and corrupted governments.
It's not a coincidence that people hate other people, hate and fear are always used against us, after all an ignorant scared person is easier to manipulate and control than an open-minded knowledgeable person.
Aleksandar Gospić
No we're not the same. Cultures vastly influence our behaviours.
Your way of thinking is both, dangerous, and naive.
You will be eaten alive with your asinine way of perception.
Vote Waldo chill Waldo
Both are winner in my opinion because i love both languages.
Arabic and Persian Rock.
As an Urdu speaker i was able to understand most of words Persian and Arabic.
EDIT : OMG I never got this much likes. Thanks alot guys.
miss55apple
Skip Hindi
Urdu is made of Farsi and Arabic not hindi lol
Urdu and Hindi stem from the same language called Hindustani. So yes they share many similarities. 90% mutually intelligible
no such thing as hindi, it is Urdu.. if you minus Persian from Urdu you have few sanskrit origin words that you can count on your fingers.
Witty Witty
It's true Urdu was born in India Delhi but it only contain 1 to 2 % sanskrit Wordings . But if u say urdu is incomplete without hindi then it's wrong you can google it. without a doubt it is fact that it is totally different from hindi.
Yousaf Awan
Only 1 to 2 % sanakrit
as a Farsi speaker who came to Canada as a child, these videos help me remember a lot of long-forgotten words
Love to them all 🇮🇷🇮🇶🇪🇬 from Greece 🇬🇷
The Iraqi girl and the Persian with curly hair are stunning 💕
Kai ِ Lesbo 😉
@Gilson Marcondes Ladeira
You're gay
Iraq was part of the Iran that's why there very similar
@@k1akhaki711 Iraq predates Iran.
IRAQ IS MESOPOTAMIAN. The cradle of civilization for crying out lound 😂
@@k1akhaki711 Who said they are?
and Iraq was part of Sumerian(first civilization in the world of all time) akkadian assyrians and these are native to Iraq and they are semetics like arabs.
then they were conquered by persians amd greeks then part of it was under romans then arabs then turks.
My language Urdu is heavily influenced by both Persian and Arabic!!
Much love from Pakistan❣️
Love from Egypt 💛
You are panjabi my friend.
Firstly, he is a Pakistani punjabi so he is mixed and secondly they are also our brothers in Pakistan.
Farid Saleh
I’m not Punjabi. I’m Sindhi.
We persians can uderstand your national athem bro:
Pak sarzameen shad bad
Keshwar e hussein shad bad
....
nice video I enjoyed it greeting from Saudi Arabia
سلوم بلوم
Thank you for watching! Much love ❤
you're welcome bahdor keep up the good work
I was born in Saudi Arabia and I miss it 😢❤
I am from Bengal 🇧🇩 Persian language have many similarities with our language too .
Because u also speak Urdu that's why
I'm an Algerian Arab and I'm currently learning Persian :D
Lots of love to Iran 🇮🇷 from Algeria 🇩🇿
That's awesome! I hope our videos can help in the process!
Lots of love for Algeria and our Arab neighbours! :)
Yekhi 9aoued yekhi
Friendly Creature ohhh I'm from Iran and I'm learning Arabic on Iraqi and Algerian dialect. :D
Salam aleikoum akhi, i am arab algerian from kabila ouled abdnour ;)
@@danteslemagnifique1901 9lil terbya
Being a Pakistani i was able to understand almost all words. I am really surprised. Jazak-Allah Bahador Ali for this video
sajid amazai
Thank you so much! :) I am really glad you enjoyed it!
You are welcome dear
im kurdish from kurdistan from iraq i understand urdu and iranien and tukish
sajid amazai I keep seeing you everywhere
Pakistani are Indian, Indians are also ralated
I just wanna say as an arab from the gulf, I love our persian neighbors.
J walking Thank you! We love our Arab neighbours as well :)
J walking same nothing wrong with them ( I’m Saudi halla to the gulf)
miss bruk he said as “an Arab from the Gulf”, learn how to read.
Dude do your thing, if you wanna call a body of water persian gulf by all means do it. If someone else wants to call it arab gulf they're also free to call it which way they want.
*Disclaimer, naming a huge body of water a certain name does not give you ownership over it.*
(Arab from UAE)
All I can say is, there is no need to argue over something like this. We have much more important things in the Middle East to focus on. Such pointless trivial "issues" are created to sew division between people and nations. Let's be smart and not fall for it. We should be united! No nation can call itself great if it cannot be friends with its neighbours. Much love to our Arab neighbours!
congratulatio to Shahrzad on the pregnancy :)
and that was a cool video , tnx
I am Arabic from Jordan 🇯🇴, greeting to Irani and Persian people 🇮🇷, your culture is beautiful
Sadly politics has made Arabs and Persians enemies, but we shouldn't be like this, we are neighbors since time immemorial we should come together we have many similar things, we contributed to each other civilizations, we should forget our differences of the past
We Americans say the World is getting smaller every day. 😁🌍🗺️
Jordan is a fairly small place. I have a question for you?
How common is it for a Jordanian to turn on a radio or T.V., or something else that gets its signals transmitted through the air,
And pick up a station that is not in Arabic? A station that comes from a different Country in a different language?
love from Iran 💛
Love Jordan 🇯🇴, in Iran we pronounce it "Ordon" اُردُن
I am curious to know how the people of Jordan pronounce it, and whether the Persian pronunciation is closer to the original name of the country or English?
The persian girl with the curly hair is hella cute 😍
Nah
yeah def
Tajikistan ❤ afghanistan ❤ iran ❤ persian/farsi 👌👌 به عشقه فارسی زبان های عزیز.
سلام به شما.كابل شهر دلنيشين است.Салом Кобулчон
Squad against NATO terrorism.
@TURKUN GUCUNU GORECEKSINIZ. cry and continue to suck ass of usa
Nice
@@МагомедФестула Ты говоришь на русском языке ??
Proud to be half Russian & tunisian
Perhaps half of the vocabulary used in daily life in Persian are borrowed from Arabic or have Arabic roots. But as Arabic and Persian belong to two completely different language families, even the borrowed words are modified to fit the Persian language structure. Although there are a lot of similarities in the Vocabulary, Persian is a lot more closely related to English and German than to Arabic. And Arabic also is closer to Hebrew and other Semitic languages. They are both *beautiful languages and worth learning.*
A Persian speaker with no knowledge of English will have an easier time identifying Arabic words and even the overall intention of phrases than if they were to hear an English speaker
Certainly, as well as your religion, culture and inclinations ...loser
The Persian girl on the left is super cute 😍
Rain Maker she is gorgeous omg ❤️
@@abdulrahmanalsalamah They're all cute
Allô français canadien just stop
the other persian is the host's girlfriend/wife/mistress
Rain Maker what about the Iraqi on the right, she's nice
Farsi is so beautiful. One of the best languages I've learned. Greetings from Portugal 🇵🇹🇮🇷
agree from. turkey
@@faruka91 60% of farsi is Arabic lol
@Md no modern Turkish language with 6% Arabic root .. while modren farsi include 60% to 70% Arabic root ... deal with it .. you are arab 😂😂😂
This is my favourite episode so far !
A second part would be awesome !
Well we look similar why all that hate !!!
There is no hate here :)
نو وان there is no hate, Iranian and Iraqi people go to each other countries every day for vacations , u guys are just blinded by social media
Ryu Gaming well about iranians and the rest of arabia? ( Arabian Peninsula ) there is defintley hate against them but iraq is loved by both..
Iraq was part of persia before the othmans
Our country (mesopotomia) iraq got colonized and invaded by most of middle Eastern empires also rome and mongupia
Which is probably why our dialect is full of Turkish and Persian loan words lol
The best part is that being urdu speaker I understand all those words... all these words are used in urdu too
you cant understand the hard words of arabic language
you need a dictionary for that
arabic is hard and very big language of the world
Bilal Ahmad yeah so I'm sure alot of Arabic speakers don't understand the hard words of Urdu either. Duh! They're different languages at the end of the day.
169 comments in only 4 hours 😂
Please chill out people
Persians and Arabs are both awesome people
Both languages have influenced each other in some way, but obviously Arabic had a more profound impact on Farsi...not only on Persian but also on many other languages as well, and the Romance languages are living proof of that. Thanks for taking the time to having people getting in touch together in such a joyful way.
"Arabic had a more profound impact on Farsi": It terms of quantity maybe, but in terms of quality and intellectual level, Persian has more impact. From the word of religion ("Din") to art and architecture. But yea Arabic is indeed a powerful language in terms of vocabulary construction.
Actually, it was the Persians who gave Arabic a modern structure and grammar. That's why multitudes of Arab words actually stem from Persian rather than a Semitic root.
kittens😻 the Persians wrote the Arabic structure and grammar they didn't give us the grammar how were we speak then without grammar ? 😂, Arabic grammar, structure and even the alphabet came from the Aramaic "our ancestors language", btw the Persian words in Arabic are less than 10 words while 12 million words from semitic root.
I've never seen English speakers complain about how French had an impact on English , but I always see Persians nag about the influence of Arabic on their language , the replies on this comment are examples.
@@mohasalim8649 maybe because frenchs never invade England , force them to their own religion , burn their books because they weren't islamic , try to change english gulf to french gulf , frenchs never helped someone to use chemical weapons against english people and .....
جميل جدا 🌹
Persian Language Is So Beautiful Besides It's Kinda Similar To Our Language!! Greets From Algeria. THANK YOU FOR THIS AWESOME CHANNEL ❤
Jameel jada meaning ???
@@babergill2890 it means very beautiful
Thank you for showing the similarities between languages and nations specially these days that every race and nation is claiming to be the best
I really like this video because I’m half Iraqi and Iranian.
Sara is georgeous to me. She seems so gentle :)
Iraqis where you at? 🇮🇶
Kuwaiti 🇰🇼 ❤️ 🇮🇶
...BTW! The Iraqi woman is cute!
🇮🇶🙈❤❤❤
Greetings from Azerbaijan! I enjoyed the video! Very many words are similar in Azerbainani.
He. Raziyam
I watch all your videos till the end and it resurrect me with happiness i found out that i love persian iranian people greeting from syria🇸🇾🇮🇷❤❤❤😀
From Palestine, much love to our sisters and brothers in Iran or as I like to say it Persia ❤
I'm persian and I prefer Iran rather than persia caz here we have many other people who are not persian
Turk, Kurd, Arab, Baluch, Lor and so on
Keep it coming. Enjoying these videos. That Sora gal is stunning though.
I’m from Kazakhstan, and we also use 80% of these words in our language
So many uzbek words i heard today. We have a lot of persian arabian words in our dictionary. Cool:)♡♡♡
You (Uzbeks) .....ARE..... part of the big family, Hopefully these damn politicians leave us(people) alone and don't include us in their stupid territorial and political games.
Да, я думаю это тоже.
Узбек Йигитиман arab language influes to us greatly.
Although I am not arab I love arabic.its the most beautiful language in the world.btw persian sounds good as well.
are you pakistani or afghan
and yes arabic is most beautiful language of the world
Bilal Ahmad
I am an Indian
@@mohammadsabah8619 can you speak with a Pakistani without a problem
Arabic isn't beautiful at all. French is
Sajad Abdolahi as a person who takes French! Not really!
Who’s that Egyptian girl ? She is so cute I really like her !!!
The egyptian lady is so sweet and adorable
yes, She really is. Nice smiley face and she is also smart.
I guess you yourself are Egyptian
This was such a cool video! I don't speak Arabic or Persian, but it was very cool to see the similarities of the two languages. I recognized a few words from my time in Lebanon, but interesting nonetheless.
I loved the bit when the Iraqi and Iranian ladies discover the common letter چ in their languages, and the Egyptian lady's face looks like a question mark with the idea of three points beneath the ح (:
Brilliant game ...
nice video guys greets from Egypt
Interesting video! There are also hundreds of Middle Persian words in modern standard Arabic (ustadh "teacher", mahrajan "festival" from mehregan, barnamaj "program", dastur "constitution", banafsaji "purple", numudhaj "exemplar" from namunag, kahrabaa' "electricity" from kahroba referring to the amber stone's electrical properties, bustan "garden", khiaar "cucumber", firdaws "paradise", and many, many more)
Feels like a boss when you're an Urdu speaker and know all such words, both in Persian and Arabic. 😎
except hard words of arabic
you need a dictionary for that
some arabic words are not easy to understand
arabic is heaviest language in the world
because it is language of heaven and the language of quran and the language of sahaba kiram r.a
Lol, stop feeling like a boss and start feeling like a slave. You the language of others but not your own punjabi.
1. he is not Punjabi, he is Urdu speaker. And 2. Pakistani Punjabis are mixed and our brothers. They even have part Persian blood.
Much respect from Syrian Arab Republic💜
@@realcyberpirate please dot make this place dirty with your dirty mind and soul
I really love this series, it's really interesting to see the linguistic similarities and roots of languages.
*Love you all from Pakistan*
As an Urdu speaker i could understand 95% of both Arabic and Farsi words as Urdu has words from both Languages... so i guess we have an advantage there...
*Do an Urdu Arabic Farsi Turkish combined Video Please!!!*
I am from Pakistan and working here in Basra, Iraq. Iraqis have adopted many persian words too. And as Urdu is combination of arabic/persian/turkish so from my experience I can say that any urdu speaker can survive here without knowing arabic/Iraqi language. That is so similar to urdu that I can order from restaurant by speaking standard urdu(not slang). BTW IRAQI people are very nice.
Undefined Definition whats it like living in basra iraq? Is it safe?
Hassan Droubi no its not safe gangs and drugs especially in basra
@@M9999-h4c what are saying Im Turkish and working in Basra it is very safe and good place there are many people from the world working here
Zaid Noori can tourists go there?
Wow ! Interesting I'm learning Urdu because my husband is Pakistani and I'm.from Mexico ☝️🇲🇽🇵🇰💖 regards
I just realised that Iraqi dialect is closer to Persian in terms of pronunciation than formal Arabic itself.
And we have a lot of Turkish and Persian words such as:
چمبر
چادر
شکر
سوگ
خانة
دوشگ
چيس
جگمة
صوچ
بچن
طرمبة
داية
خاولي
فرهود
صاية
اغاتي
باچة
بلش
بلم
سختچي
جزدان
سرسري
كلك
خاشوگة
چطل
And a lot more
greattttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt!
Mad Mood please, can you these words in latin abc?
سوگ = سوق كلمة عربية
چيس = كيس كلمة عربية
و أيضا فرهود و بلم كلمتين عربيتين
We use those words in the Arab gulf countries too, like in Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar, United Arab Emirates, and Oman.
@@hassanalfreji2534 كوه يريدون يلزكون نفسهم بالعجم😂
Love from Pakistan both are lovely language and I love Farsi
Hammer is mitraqah "مطرقة" in Saudi Arabia, I think the chakosh word had been adopted in Turkey then used it since Egypt used to be ruled by Ottoman empire for some period of time.
The iraqi girl(on the right) is pretty and stylish.. iraqi girls are always stunning😍
Nataly Mech are you Iraqi?
@@danteslemagnifique1901
No
Because Iraqi are product of Arab + Persia
Taufeeq Khan I don't think they are product of Persia at all.
Achaemenid Parthian Sassanid Safavid Empires 😂
I'm Afghan and I speak Pashto and I understood almost everything 😎
Hellobello
Thank you for watching! You're correct, Pashto has a lot of similarities with Persian. We are planning to do a Pashto/Persian video in the future.
Bahador Alast that would be awesome! I subscribed your channel. 😊
Kuni werka
Pashto is a Persian language.
I'm from ahwaz I understand both
Because Ahwaz is a land belong to Arabs, and people of that region of land are mostly Arabs.
@@farismag
Ahwaz is land of Iran for ever.
Ahvaz is in land of Persians. The old name of region was Hormozan for many years and Arabs live along with Persians and Lurs in Ahvaz.
@@farismag what a no none scene claim! Ahwaz belongs to Iran .
Ali Najafi Stolen land from Iraq!
Thank you!!! This video is so beautiful and heartwarming. As an Arab, I just want to say I love you all my Persian brothers and sisters. ❤❤❤
Very nice program being a Bahraini Persian and speak both languages very perfect and fluently found other words used in Arabic of Persian origin.
The Root of Arabic is Semetic, where as Persian is an indo-aryan language, meaning it actually has a lot in common with both Hindi and European languages. The similarities of the two language came when Muhammad and Islam came to Persia(modern day IRAN). These are call loan words.
my favorite language challenge from this channel
Sun Babe I agree!! This challenge was amazing and the girls are all very nice and kind!
Hindi vs spanish karo....Do. That
Marina and the diamondss
The Urdu Farsi one is still on my mind, would love to see a Sanskrit Farsi one, Great Job bro and I love how you keep pushing against the ignorant nationalists.
Hamza Abbasi
Me too.that was the best vedio cuz i know urdu.it was really interesting.
No one speaks sanskrit at all....I studied urdu from 1st to 5th standard..In 6th I studied oriya, in 7th and 8th I studied sanskrit.
Hindi and english were mandatory from 1st to 10th and I chose english in 11th and 12th....Now I am a computer science engineering student and learning c,c++,java,Python as a language
This video was very interesting, how both languages influenced each other, the language of Malta for example where I live is highly influnced by Arabic, its actually the only Semitic language in Europe, and its facinating how people from the middle east understand the language. all of those girls are BEAUTIFUL by the way!
peace :)
a meeting of educated and respectful people is always wonderful!
cool video and cool concept , I love it . Greeting to Persia from Marrakech
I am iraqi Turkmen and we are used Beli for Yes too. :D
Gökbörü Is it related with Turkish "belli" ?
ANTI -ISLAMIST No. I dont think so.
Turkmens are assimilated anyway
هاا
Bale bale song
th-cam.com/video/dpyy334rrqw/w-d-xo.html
Best video for unity of hearts
Thank you so much for good video bro! It was amazing! And congratulation to Shahrzad on the pregnancy!!! I am from Tajikistan but unfortunately i didn’t understand any words here (We don’t use any words which you said bro, beside Ustod! For example, “ROOF” - in our language means “BoloKhona”, “eggplant” - “baqlazhon”....! And all words which you said here , I didn’t understand and we don’t use! Please do video between Tajik vs Arabic & Persian.You have a great channel bro!!!!
Dastan Parviz my friend Tajik is not a language it’s a dialect of Persian
I am Tajik from Afghanistan(Tajik is 50% in afg) and we also don’t use those words because they r Arabic
We Tajiks speak more pure Farsi
but there are tons of Russian words in Tajiki Persian, I had 3 Tajik friends in university, they literally spoke Russian to each other and since I can speak Russian I could understand them, they said many things that saddened me like in Dushanbe girls tend to speak Russian and it's beneath them to speak Persian
Balakhon, baklazhan that's Russian loan words
Hey, do Pashto vs Persian please!!
I couldn't agree more. Dari and Tajiki are not separate languages. Imperialist powers have created these terms to alienate Afghans and Tajiks from their Iranian Brethrens in order to make sure that these countries never unite. The Soviets went as far as replacing the alphabet of Tajikistan. As a result, Tajiks now can no longer read their ancients books.
We in Iran have many Arabic words as Tajiks have many Russian and Afghans many English words. We need to get together and purify our languages to have a single alphabet and to import pure Persian words from one region to another. "balakhaneh" for instance makes much more sense than the stupid word "Saghf".
I am a Talysh/Azerbaijani and I understood almost all the words :D Nice
Very nice video :) I am Turkish and I understood most of the words
Iraqi girl and The Iranian girl on the left are baes😍
Awesome videos Bahador jan! So happy to see your channel grow and educate so many people including myself, keep up the great work 😊👍
Amir Tavassoly Thank you so much Amir jan. Means a lot! Really appreciate it 😊
love you both janeman, from Pak sar zameen (Pakistan)
Anon Anon
Thank you:)
My pleasure!! 😊
Thank you, very humbled :)
Actually, the two Arab girls, especially the Iraqi one missed lots of words in Farsi that are used in Arabic or Iraqi Arabic. In Southern Iraq, we use Haam for also. Baghdadis use Hamain. As for Fahrast, the Arabic equivalent is Fahras فهرس which means table of contents or index. It's a Persian word similar to Roznamah روزنامة which stands for calender. In Baghdad and mid Iraq they use Bali بلي for yes. بلا is formal Arabic. Southern Iraqis use Eyy or نعم Naaem. Great video, keep us the good work. Eat with your khashooga and clean your chaffgear. Haha. Extra Iraqi / Persian words for you. Cheers.
Yesar Mustafa
Thank you Yesar. It's interesting how much similarities exists between Iraqi Arabic and Persian. I always found it really cool, and thanks for the additional ones I didn't know about!! Shows how similar we are. Lots of love for the Iraqi nation!! ❤❤
Iraqi Arabic is different than all Arabic dialect
I am from medina Saudi arabia . it is hard to understand Iraqi Arabic
what the hell is khashogga or chaffgear that isn't even Arabic ?
Iraqi speak persianised Arabic
Many words in Iraq are from the ancient Mesopotamia in which the arabs got influenced by, mostly people in Iraq. We still use many words from this era since we got arabized.
@@MesopotamianKnight Enough of these bs lies. You're probably an Arab yourself.
@@sunnahdefender2623 how is that you don't know the meaning of khashogh? you don't know Jamal Khashoggi?! that last name has a meaning for sure!
I love Iran from Libya
Do you love Israel?
נדב חומסקי 🖕🏻
@@נדב_חומסקי No one loves terrorist israel
@@נדב_חומסקי i am libyan
Sorry but i hate the Terrorists and the killer of childrian
@@الصبر....ا باهي شن دخل لأطفال في موضوع
Hi guys. I'm from Georgia (Caucasus)
and we have some words in common...
Badrijani- aubergine 🍆
Ostati- professor. But we use as "an expert ".👨🎓
Chakochi- hammer 🔨....
We always add - i - at the end of the word.
Wow !!! Same here in iraq and middle east
Please do Urdu vs Arabic that will be fun
Bahador Alast yes please do
Adeel Khan Arabic is way better than Urdu
+pappu italvi all words of Hindi are Arabic Turkish Persian! you don't even know the real Sanskrit Hindi! and before Urdu Muslims of Pakistan or northern India speaks farsi! not Hindi!
Anas Mueen it is Indian Muslims who speak Urdu not Pakistani muslims
I am Urdu Speaker from India and I could get most of the words from both Persian and Arabic.
but sentences were difficult to catch.
.
~ : means same as shown in the video
= : with a little change
jazeerah ~
ihsas ~
ustad ~
raqs ~
haml = hamal (meaning closer to Arabic)
manzil ~ (also means destination)
fehrist ~
muheem = (with a Yaa - means Campaign)
gharbi = maghribi
mamnu' ~
hadaf ~
subah ba khair ~
khanjar ~
al-fardiya = mufarrad/mufarrid
Imtihan ~
panke = pankha
wujud ~
mu'allim ~
mauz ~
Thanks for the video. Keep up the good work.
Being half Arab and half Persian this was really amazing to watch
Thank you for watching ❤
In Arabic books, we still have so many publishers who write “Table of Content” in its Persian/Turkish form “Fahr-st” & in the Persian font as well despite “Fahr-s” is an Arabic word. “Fahr-st” is probably a tradition inherited from Persian/Turkish authors (scholars) many centuries ago.
Beautiful channel. Very informative. Persian is one of my favorite languages for we Marathi people. Love from Pune, India..
As a Pakistani I could understand most of your words...
me too 😊
I understood more Persian than Arabic in this video, expected.. but interesting.
thats good
me too
چی حال داری ؟
کیسے ہو آپ ؟
😜😜
,بہت اچھا ,خیلی خوب
Arabic, Persian... amazing worlds, and these girls are all beautiful.
Great video! I wish you would have included whether each word had an origin from Persian or Arabic though, because there’s a lot of overlap of these languages but the transfer of words went both words throughout history.
Thank you! In this video, I made it, so it's about half- half, but I agree, would've been good to have indicated it in the video!
Ostadh / أستاذ is Persian too, I think. Other words related to it are أسطى which is found also in the channel’s creator’s lastname “alast” maybe? Egyptians say "يا اسطى" a lot too when calling someone they deem professional in their field.