@domalaonric yashbah jedoo = 2enahu yashbah jadahu (Arabic literature) anyhow inchallah i will post it in a video it would be easier but I thought to give you the answer asap , hope it was useful so i will post it in a video soon , if you have other question send me and I will include the answer in the vid peace
wait a minute in Arabic can be expressed in various of ways : you can say : la7tha = 2estana shwaya = 2entather la7tha= 2entather daqeqa = daqeqa this what comes to my mind right now ; use what's seems comfortable to you
hey domalaonric wait a minute in Arabic can be expressed in various of ways : you can say : la7tha = 2estana shwaya = 2entather la7tha= 2entather daqeqa = daqeqa this what comes to my mind right now ; use what's seems comfortable to you
mmmmm it took me time to figure this out :p , it the wife of your uncle from your mother side you can call her (my uncle wife) / (mart 5ali/ khali) , and the husband of aunt from your mother side , you can call him ( jooz 5alti/khalti - my aunt husband) or (3ami- out of respect) both of them work. :)
Wow, they don't make it easy, do they?! haha Now, what if you want to say, "I have 30 first cousins"? Since there is no one word for cousin, is this even possible?
No no big families , and everyone has a title hahah , cousins in Arabic is (2awlad 3am/3amah) Which means the sons of uncle/aunt from father's side , (banat 3am/3amah) daughters of uncle/aunt from mothers side , (2awlad 5al/5alah) means sons of uncle from mothers side , (banat 5al/5alah) daughters of uncle/aunt from mother's side. I hope it made sense lol , good luck
The numeral 3 is used to denote the Arabic letter "ein" (pron eye-n), but it is a sound made deep in the throat, kinda like as if someone's strangling you :) It does not exist in the English language. Usually when you see it, it will have a vowel sound much like the "A" in "Father" (a dark kind of "A"). One very common phrase in Arabic is "M3a Salama" (meaning "Goodbye", but more literally "with peace"/go in peace). The English numeral 2 is written to denote a glottal stop. We make this sound at the very, very beginning of the name "Andy", or the word "At". Just say the word "At" 10 times in a row & pay attention to how you begin the letter "A". Then, don't even pronounce the "t" in "At". Just say "A" "A" "A". It's also in our "Uh-oh!". The very beginning of "Uh" & the very beginning of "Oh". This sound is called a glottal stop (in English), but in Arabic it is written with a little symbol called "Hamza". Hamza looks like a mirror image of our number 2. (Hamza is not actually a letter in the Arabic alphabet, but a very commonly used symbol which is written whenever a "glottal stop" is needed).
@domalaonric yashbah jedoo = 2enahu yashbah jadahu (Arabic literature) anyhow inchallah i will post it in a video it would be easier but I thought to give you the answer asap , hope it was useful so i will post it in a video soon , if you have other question send me and I will include the answer in the vid peace
El salamu 3alaikoum , thank you for the feedback , sorry for the late response , I solved the problem in the other videos , al the best.
i need a teacher like you,speaking slowly and repeating and clear voice.thanks
You're so great for making these! Your videos are the most helpful I've found so far. They're well paced and your voice is so clear.
@domalaonric
yashbah jedoo = 2enahu yashbah jadahu (Arabic literature)
anyhow inchallah i will post it in a video it would be easier
but I thought to give you the answer asap , hope it was useful
so i will post it in a video soon , if you have other question send me and I will include the answer in the vid
peace
Your selection of background music is impressive.
Thank you ! Eventhough many have requested to keep the music off ! Maybe it is a distraction for some ! Which is totally understandable.✌🏼
wait a minute in Arabic can be expressed in various of ways :
you can say :
la7tha = 2estana shwaya = 2entather la7tha= 2entather daqeqa = daqeqa
this what comes to my mind right now ; use what's seems comfortable to you
Very nice , I realy like Arabic ,and I wish I write to you in Arabic soon , Inshah Allah ,
Shokran :) I also watch yours :) let us spread our beautiful language :)
could u help me to learn arabic sorry where are you from? it saoudi arabia Arabic or lybia or what
nice lesson sister. very beneficial
good ..... but please avoid back round music.....
hey domalaonric
wait a minute in Arabic can be expressed in various of ways :
you can say :
la7tha = 2estana shwaya = 2entather la7tha= 2entather daqeqa = daqeqa
this what comes to my mind right now ; use what's seems comfortable to you
Great work . Congratulations. Also thanks a lot.
I am Happy To Learn Here
it is very nice masha allah
aday ne besti krai aa
mmmmm it took me time to figure this out :p , it the wife of your uncle from your mother side you can call her (my uncle wife) / (mart 5ali/ khali) , and the husband of aunt from your mother side , you can call him ( jooz 5alti/khalti - my aunt husband) or (3ami- out of respect) both of them work. :)
Wow, they don't make it easy, do they?! haha Now, what if you want to say, "I have 30 first cousins"? Since there is no one word for cousin, is this even possible?
No no big families , and everyone has a title hahah , cousins in Arabic is (2awlad 3am/3amah) Which means the sons of uncle/aunt from father's side , (banat 3am/3amah) daughters of uncle/aunt from mothers side , (2awlad 5al/5alah) means sons of uncle from mothers side , (banat 5al/5alah) daughters of uncle/aunt from mother's side.
I hope it made sense lol , good luck
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What dialect is this? Lebanese? Egyptian? From Golf?
Thank you for share.
where are you from?
Thank you sis..... tell me background music please
wounderful and really useful for me
GooD
mee too
yooo you have issues ! hope you will deal with them
Jazaaqullah Khair
Is there a difference between this kind of arabic and emirati dialect?
Thanks a alot ^_^
jajakallah khaiyer
What do you call the wife of your mother's brother, and what do you call the husband of your mother's sister? Thank you so much!
Quranic vocabulary
how do you pronounce numerals in the texts such as 3a2ela?
The numeral 3 is used to denote the Arabic letter "ein" (pron eye-n), but it is a sound made deep in the throat, kinda like as if someone's strangling you :) It does not exist in the English language. Usually when you see it, it will have a vowel sound much like the "A" in "Father" (a dark kind of "A"). One very common phrase in Arabic is "M3a Salama" (meaning "Goodbye", but more literally "with peace"/go in peace). The English numeral 2 is written to denote a glottal stop. We make this sound at the very, very beginning of the name "Andy", or the word "At". Just say the word "At" 10 times in a row & pay attention to how you begin the letter "A". Then, don't even pronounce the "t" in "At". Just say "A" "A" "A". It's also in our "Uh-oh!". The very beginning of "Uh" & the very beginning of "Oh". This sound is called a glottal stop (in English), but in Arabic it is written with a little symbol called "Hamza". Hamza looks like a mirror image of our number 2. (Hamza is not actually a letter in the Arabic alphabet, but a very commonly used symbol which is written whenever a "glottal stop" is needed).
(my uncle's wife)* (my aunt's husband)*
mashallah
nice lessons
thanks for learn us arabic lesson
nice
jazakumullahu khyra!! i love to learn arabic.....have a question.......why arabic women do not marry with non-arabic.......like pakistani?
because the people of Arab has prestige and the awareness about there girls of to much.
شكرا :)
Shukran yazilan
How to say WAIT A MINUTE in arabic?
dhigiga
sister nice method
also how to say HE LOOKS LIKE GRANDFATHER?
Jedda sawa sawa.
thank u i think u from morocco
please upload arabic grammar.
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علاقه مع وليد الحربي في فايزة عتيقكسي بلدي
الجزائر
wat do you call Paternal uncle's wife?
khhala
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What's this dialect?
Its standard arabic
why u using numbers?
naushad mohamed please check the first lesson. She explained it
ok
@domalaonric
yashbah jedoo = 2enahu yashbah jadahu (Arabic literature)
anyhow inchallah i will post it in a video it would be easier
but I thought to give you the answer asap , hope it was useful
so i will post it in a video soon , if you have other question send me and I will include the answer in the vid
peace
nice
nice