NEW Video Lesson! Arabic Alphabet Made Easy - Review, and the 3 Basic Voweling Signs In this lesson, we'll review the Arabic characters we've learned so far. Are you ready? Subscribe to our TH-cam channel for more videos!
interesting points ,if anyone else is searching for how to learn arabic fast and easy try Wondsting Arabic Online Wiki (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now ) ? Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my buddy got cool results with it.
I have learned so much over a few hours this weekend. Goodness know how much I will know after a few months. Thank you so much, Carol! Keep smiling! Your smiles make learning easy! :)
There is also one other word in Japanese coming from Arabic: "Arbaito" which means "Part-time job" and in Arabic it means "Home". So i think it makes sense !
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7:36 She's talking about the shadda (شدة) this (ّ ) and sokoon (سكون) this (ْ ), the sokoon usually has no effect on the word, but the shadda can do change a word's meaning sometimes (with the other vowels) like the word (ْحَمْام) meaning pigeon just change the vowel on the first meem (م) to a shadda and you'll get (حَمّامْ) meaning... bathroom.
May Almighty Allah bless you. We are very effected with your teaching attitudes. You are most welcome in my country India. May you live long. Amen Amen Amen.
Annalia Sammour if you want to practice Arabic with me and i practice English with you, this is my skype: e.abdulmajeed111 or e.abdulmajeed111@gmail.com
Well Iam from India and I know Hindi and I would like to advise everyone who knows Hindi to learn Arabic with reference to Hindi because in Hindi there is a counterpart for every Arabic alphabet.
Note: I don't have the vowling signs in my keyboard but I'll try T_T There are 2 signs left (away from the tanween), Shaddah شده is like doubling the letter's sound, and focus on it a bit longer. It looks like a small w (no sharp edges lol, kill me), on top of the letter. شده from the verb تشديد / the noun شده shiddah means to extreme/extreme. And s(u)koon سكون (on top of the letter), the name tells its meaning! سكون means to stay still/freeze and also silence. It means pronounce the letter as it's original sound, it looks like a ه , a small circle on the top. It's not a very necessary sign. Signs are meant to differ between words, you can write without them, but they are often used in the end of a word or in the beginning of it to make sure that it's the right meaning for the reader. In my school, we are forced to write the signs on nearly every end of a word in every essay.
For everybody watching this, This here is the Arabic nightmare and it is very hard for Arabic native speakers as well. So don't feel frustrated at all if you don't quite get it right away.
it's better if you were raised in a foreign country with similar words and pronounced letters. arabic alphabet has so many cognates to my language, so for me it's much easier. it depends I guess.
congratulations for such a nice effort.. it is much easier if you name your video i.e. lesson # 1-introduction, lesson # 2 - Numbers, Lesson #3 - alphabets etc. because i learn basic videos and now i feel difficulty in reaching and searching next one. thank you
Sorry to confuse you all but أ )alif) has way more forms :") ا أ آ إ ؤ ئ ء 😂 But once u get the rules to use them it will het clear in your minds so lo worries 💕 good luck 💖
It would be great if you could add Arabic word with english alphabets also bcoz most of the time in listening word is not clear. For example if you r writing - I as ANTA
Just like with Hebrew, they teach with vowels and then you take away the vowels once you've learned all the words. It makes it a little easier for me as I'm used to it, and it makes sense too
Battled with Duolingo but they try to avoid the absolute necessity of learning the alphabet and the font size is so tiny that vowel sounds are hard to distinguish. Carole is more logical and systematic. Also learning normal everyday expressions and a bit of the cultural expectations gives meaning and purpose. I feel I have got somewhere in 10 minutes with Carole, rather than 45 lessons of 25 minutes with Duolingo and am fired up to learn more. Look and say works for western languages but not so sure it works in Arabic.
Thanks for your great teaching. I'm proudly saying I can recite the quran as well. But I don't know the meaning of arabic. and also there are some issues when I read the Arabic words without the marks like fatha. I think if I know the meaning of arabic words I can read that all the words correctly. Anyway I think it's your lesson will help me to learn arabic properly inshallah. If it is possible give us some tips to learn easily. Thank you شكر
Well , fortunately in quran there are the voweling signs so you can read .. and you'll get used to it once you practice well and know more words .. when you learn a word by heart .. you'll be able to read it with or without voweling sounds .. it's a matter of knowledge and practice .. ^-^
When looking at a book in Arabic, I noticed a symbol that looks like double parentheses (( and/or )) but much smaller. They can't be quotation marks because they're too low on the page. What do they mean? (SERIOUSLY, I'VE BEEN TRYING TO FIGURE IT OUT FOR ALMOST AN HOUR)
that's called Tanwean and you find it generaly in the ending letter of the word and it means that this word is indefinet (the indefinite article of the Arabic language)
wait theres a katha vowel sound on top of alef when she says "brother", why is that needed when alef already sounds like an A? is there a slight change in pronunciation im not hearing?😭
Hey! Thanks a lot for this useful video. By the way, I hear a lot of people keep on talking about Rocelangue Method (search on google), but I'm not sure if it is good. Have you considered this how to speak & learn language tutorial known as Rocelangue Method? I've heard many extraordinary things about it.
Conway79 shorte vowel (a) , (i)and (o) are a signs above or beneath ; for anta it's a t witten with a dash above to become ta and it's callef t with a (fatha) usually we don't write short vowel because we already know how the word is pronounced.
Yh u would. This is the standard arabic which is unchanged from when Al quran was put together. Modern day arabic would be regional ie Syrian, Jordanian, Moroccan or whatever. They can all communicate with each other in standard (also know as classical) arabic which Is in the quran.
Written Arabic is either Modern Standard or Classical, and they're virtually identical. You are learning the _written_ form, as Arabic spoken dialects are a totally different animal.
For the most part yes u will be able to read it despite the calligraphy might be different a bit, however Quran follows a slightly different way of reading which is called tajweed. So bottom line , u will be able to read it without the tajweed rules of Quran , which you need a special coarse for it .
Usually it is not difficult. We just change the letters and weights, so we have a new word with a different meaning. Well the dictionary for the Arabic language. I expect that we have more than a thousand pages and it varies according to age. In the fourth grade we take a small one And in the seventh or eighth grade, we take the eldest, It is so big that it does not fit in the bag, so we take it to the school while we carry this in our hands, my opinion, because in the eighth grade there are three books of the Arabic language.But he who loves it will learn it with great ease.
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i already know how to write Arabic I'm just here cuz i literally love how she teaches.
@@EtemKaya not really 😅
but she doesn't have much videos
Me too 😂
Jbhb
@@wasiasgar3302 yes she does he just don't check
NEW Video Lesson!
Arabic Alphabet Made Easy - Review, and the 3 Basic Voweling Signs
In this lesson, we'll review the Arabic characters we've learned so far. Are you ready? Subscribe to our TH-cam channel for more videos!
interesting points ,if anyone else is searching for how to learn arabic fast and easy try Wondsting Arabic Online Wiki (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now ) ? Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my buddy got cool results with it.
You vowel in Hebrew as a non-native, as well, but it is way more complicated in Hebrew.
She is a great teacher,Thanks 4 sharing.
Till now, This is the Best Channel I have ever come across for learning Arabic. Thanks a ton. :)
after 6 years I must know, DID YOU LEARN IT?
You made learning Arabic easier and fun, thanks Carol!!!
You’re videos give me so much hope for myself thank you!!!
I have learned so much over a few hours this weekend. Goodness know how much I will know after a few months. Thank you so much, Carol! Keep smiling! Your smiles make learning easy! :)
Yes, Carole keeps smiling
The Japanese word 'Anata' means 'you'. Interesting that the Arabic word for 'you' is so similar.
you can actually also say anta in japanese, but it's not so formal, and kinda rude
Just a coincidence in this case. There's no philogenetic similarity.
There is also one other word in Japanese coming from Arabic: "Arbaito" which means "Part-time job" and in Arabic it means "Home". So i think it makes sense !
"Arubaito" actually comes from German "Arbeit".
Ah okay !
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Hello, why ت pronounced different in sister (اُخت) and you (اِنت) thank you
Hello, why ت pronounced different in sister (اُخت) and you (اَنت) thank you
God bless u guys
7:36 She's talking about the shadda (شدة) this (ّ ) and sokoon (سكون) this (ْ ), the sokoon usually has no effect on the word, but the shadda can do change a word's meaning sometimes (with the other vowels) like the word (ْحَمْام) meaning pigeon just change the vowel on the first meem (م) to a shadda and you'll get (حَمّامْ) meaning... bathroom.
By God I love her!
Thanks for the lessons!!!
Aleykum assalam!
Y aprendiste Arabic language ??
I know Arabic but my problem is idk how to write and I love the way this girl teaches it all makes sense
I love so much these lessons!
You are an amazing teacher :)
Perfect timing for a review, thanks again!
I studied my 4 the and 5th in Dubai I had forgotten Arabic reading and writing after coming to India now I find it easy to revive it
Totally enjoying learning this great language, and as a added bonus, the host is very very lovely 🙂
Carole... Your lessons are easy n simple....
I use these lessons to teach Arabic. Thanks for ur afford ...
I need more from u....
جزاك الله
May Almighty Allah bless you. We are very effected with your teaching attitudes. You are most welcome in my country India. May you live long. Amen Amen Amen.
Carol is such a cool and wonderful teacher ❤
thank you very much for teaching me arabic
Love your lessons!
افضل مدرس ويوتيوبر باللغه العربيه ... استمري👍
Shite the fuck up
My word now why mst u be this beautiful subhanallah... Im nt gna watch ill find another video ... insha'Allah ☪️
great job thank u soooooooooo much ?
Make more videos I'm Muslim and the is helping me
Annalia Sammour if you want to practice Arabic with me and i practice English with you,
this is my skype: e.abdulmajeed111
or
e.abdulmajeed111@gmail.com
you are an amazing girl and a teacher , thanks a lot
Well Iam from India and I know Hindi and I would like to advise everyone who knows Hindi to learn Arabic with reference to Hindi because in Hindi there is a counterpart for every Arabic alphabet.
Me and my friend from RIYADH
(The capital of Saudi Arabia)
are learning English well🇸🇦😎
Lovely lessons and teacher 👩🏫
أيتها الفتاة الجميلة، ياصاحبة الوجه الوسيم، إستمري فإللغة العربية لغة الجمال وكل شيء جميل من دون تحيز :)
يعني تبي تغازلها بس مو عارف ؟
^^ اللهجه السعودية :)
Did you just call her handsome XD but anyways yeah, are you a native or a learner?
Can you please hurry with the next few videos. I desperate to learn more.
Thankyou
Awesome pronunciation dear!!
I like you mam Karol I think you are good teacher
Shukran jazeelan mudarisa
cool your Egyptian I am too and your so good at teach Arabic thanks
thanks for your Arabic
Note: I don't have the vowling signs in my keyboard but I'll try T_T
There are 2 signs left (away from the tanween),
Shaddah شده is like doubling the letter's sound, and focus on it a bit longer. It looks like a small w (no sharp edges lol, kill me), on top of the letter. شده from the verb تشديد / the noun شده shiddah means to extreme/extreme.
And s(u)koon سكون (on top of the letter), the name tells its meaning! سكون means to stay still/freeze and also silence. It means pronounce the letter as it's original sound, it looks like a ه , a small circle on the top. It's not a very necessary sign.
Signs are meant to differ between words, you can write without them, but they are often used in the end of a word or in the beginning of it to make sure that it's the right meaning for the reader. In my school, we are forced to write the signs on nearly every end of a word in every essay.
For everybody watching this, This here is the Arabic nightmare and it is very hard for Arabic native speakers as well. So don't feel frustrated at all if you don't quite get it right away.
it's better if you were raised in a foreign country with similar words and pronounced letters. arabic alphabet has so many cognates to my language, so for me it's much easier. it depends I guess.
wow i remember my saudi days
congratulations for such a nice effort.. it is much easier if you name your video i.e. lesson # 1-introduction, lesson # 2 - Numbers, Lesson #3 - alphabets etc. because i learn basic videos and now i feel difficulty in reaching and searching next one. thank you
Looking good as usual :)
Why do you think these comments are in any way appropriate?
@@robinnelsen7869 looking good, not in a sexual but friendly way. Is an appropriate complement.
Min faddlik make videos of conversation and question that will help to me and other's
Assalum allikum
you are nice teachers
she has good punctuation skill
Sorry to confuse you all but أ )alif) has way more forms :")
ا أ آ إ ؤ ئ ء 😂
But once u get the rules to use them it will het clear in your minds so lo worries 💕 good luck 💖
miami,downtown.
It would be great if you could add Arabic word with english alphabets also bcoz most of the time in listening word is not clear. For example if you r writing - I as ANTA
Hi Carole
As i can understand, you are a lebanese (beautiful girl...)
can you teach us the difference between Lebanese and standard arabic?
thank you!
Thank you Carole
very awsome and a fast way to learn but i wished she would slow down a bit but not to much
very good video
Watching and fullsupport host
Just like with Hebrew, they teach with vowels and then you take away the vowels once you've learned all the words. It makes it a little easier for me as I'm used to it, and it makes sense too
thanks alot
Min ayna anti?
I kinda noticed that the letters sort of resemble the mouth shape when pronouncing the sound i dunno if that’s right but it makes sense.
i am having trouble pronouncing the word sister, if i try to focus for kha i mess up the alef and ta part, any advice or tip
I really learned more video's
Battled with Duolingo but they try to avoid the absolute necessity of learning the alphabet and the font size is so tiny that vowel sounds are hard to distinguish. Carole is more logical and systematic. Also learning normal everyday expressions and a bit of the cultural expectations gives meaning and purpose. I feel I have got somewhere in 10 minutes with Carole, rather than 45 lessons of 25 minutes with Duolingo and am fired up to learn more. Look and say works for western languages but not so sure it works in Arabic.
please, teach ض ص ظ ط letters :)
Kenan Bashirov , I’m really sorry , I’m Arab and I can’t even explain it to people because it’s so hard 💔🙂
ع
They teach the remaining letters on this channel’s website, arabicpod101.com
Love u mam thanks
i really wish you did this on lined paper... so i can see if you're dipping below it or not -_-
Why is it that when I try to type in أَنا it tries to correct to أَنَا ?
That's no big deal .. it's just a voweling sign .. both are correct anyway
Thanks for your great teaching. I'm proudly saying I can recite the quran as well. But I don't know the meaning of arabic. and also there are some issues when I read the Arabic words without the marks like fatha. I think if I know the meaning of arabic words I can read that all the words correctly. Anyway I think it's your lesson will help me to learn arabic properly inshallah. If it is possible give us some tips to learn easily. Thank you شكر
Well , fortunately in quran there are the voweling signs so you can read .. and you'll get used to it once you practice well and know more words .. when you learn a word by heart .. you'll be able to read it with or without voweling sounds .. it's a matter of knowledge and practice .. ^-^
Cool
I see that i am no the only one who comes here not just to learn arabic :D
The voweling system reminds me a bit of Tolkien elvish :)
awesome
When looking at a book in Arabic, I noticed a symbol that looks like double parentheses (( and/or )) but much smaller. They can't be quotation marks because they're too low on the page. What do they mean? (SERIOUSLY, I'VE BEEN TRYING TO FIGURE IT OUT FOR ALMOST AN HOUR)
Apocalyptic Acorn its called tanween ave a look at harakat lessons. or search in Wikipedia
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that's called Tanwean and you find it generaly in the ending letter of the word and it means that this word is indefinet (the indefinite article of the Arabic language)
why some forms you thought in individual classes are written differently here.
Aren't there any more tutorials? We haven't learn the other letters.
Carole is so gorgeous
I wish you happiness for ever xiexie means thanks
wait theres a katha vowel sound on top of alef when she says "brother", why is that needed when alef already sounds like an A? is there a slight change in pronunciation im not hearing?😭
this is called hamza used usually at the beginning of the word starts by aleph like
أحمد، أسد ، أحمر ، أول
Hey! Thanks a lot for this useful video. By the way, I hear a lot of people keep on talking about Rocelangue Method (search on google), but I'm not sure if it is good. Have you considered this how to speak & learn language tutorial known as Rocelangue Method? I've heard many extraordinary things about it.
Good ilike u
Fun fact : you 80% of you are admiring how she is damn beautiful
I cant find lesson 7
Wa alif itna wow ?
Where does she teach the rest of the alphabet that is not complete in the 8 videos of the playlist?
alif ba ta
Rad(grandfather)you write it with jim?? Then u it sounds r?? Should be jah,isn't it?
Sunave Ferdous
which minute ?
i can help u to practice Arabic
no she said jad
So why is 'anta/you' written as أَنت and not أَنتا or أَنتَ? Where does the final 'a' come from?
Conway79 shorte vowel (a) , (i)and (o) are a signs above or beneath ; for anta it's a t witten with a dash above to become ta and it's callef t with a (fatha) usually we don't write short vowel because we already know how the word is pronounced.
It's written as أَنْتَ or أنت
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Is Arabic your native language?
hi,look.
What are those Arabic words?
I know arabic well ...I need to learn English....please..I wanna vedio....
T-T..
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simple question if i grabbed the holy quran, would i be able to read it? is this original or modern day Arabic.
Yh u would. This is the standard arabic which is unchanged from when Al quran was put together. Modern day arabic would be regional ie Syrian, Jordanian, Moroccan or whatever. They can all communicate with each other in standard (also know as classical) arabic which Is in the quran.
I can say that the font grammar and vocabulary maybe hard but have a shot
Written Arabic is either Modern Standard or Classical, and they're virtually identical. You are learning the _written_ form, as Arabic spoken dialects are a totally different animal.
For the most part yes u will be able to read it despite the calligraphy might be different a bit, however Quran follows a slightly different way of reading which is called tajweed. So bottom line , u will be able to read it without the tajweed rules of Quran , which you need a special coarse for it .
I have an Arabic keyboard, but I cannot do the vowelling marks?
Yup, not all keyboards have them, lol.
it's with shift click 😉
I am Indian
i want to buy bible in arabic langaue.can u please suggest me any site .where i can buy
Rahul Masih you can download the bible app it comes with many languages. arabic included.
The letter after raa is not zyne it is zaa
I was with you till this lesson then my brain exploded :(
I can help u if u want.
I learned through this fluent speaker which is more easier th-cam.com/video/2RcgfyuBlz8/w-d-xo.html
your videos are great butcan you make it a bit more fun for children
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This teacher was helpful 😄
I hurt my throat trying to pronounce the word for sister
Lol, try never give up, as I did got crazy till I could saying literally. 😁
This is Arabic alphabet :
أبجد هوز حطي كلمن سعفص قرشت ثخذ ضظغ 😎😎😎😎
How do you say "mom" in Arabic?
أمي ommi
Aren't there more letters?
There are. It's a review for what she did until now.
Arabic 12 million words, where do I start?🤔
Usually it is not difficult. We just change the letters and weights, so we have a new word with a different meaning. Well the dictionary for the Arabic language. I expect that we have more than a thousand pages and it varies according to age. In the fourth grade we take a small one And in the seventh or eighth grade, we take the eldest, It is so big that it does not fit in the bag, so we take it to the school while we carry this in our hands, my opinion, because in the eighth grade there are three books of the Arabic language.But he who loves it will learn it with great ease.
@@mayasabban8002 Are u Arabic?
@@yahyatowaqeen6769 Yes, I am an Arab
@@mayasabban8002
وليش اسمك بالياباني 🤔
@@yahyatowaqeen6769 ما بعرف بس لاني بدرس ياباني و صيني و كوري و تايلندي و انجليزي