0:54 Tlift not klift 1:53 erbgħin ċenteżmu 3:30 not all schools teach using only English and also not all of the subjects. It really depends on the school you go to and the syllabus of the class. Everyone starts learning English when they're 6 years old. English is the second national language after Maltese. 4:23 A lot of people know Italian from cable television. Italian was nearly considered our second language before WWII, but back then we were under the British rule so English won. It is also one of the several choices of third languages in the Maltese curriculum. (when students turn 11, they have to choose a third language to study, some choose a fourth later on.) 5:19 ċentru, bonġu (good morning not good day like French), ċaw (only bye not hello too like Italian) Sorry I had too... Have a good day, I really enjoyed your video :)
@@Yasmine-dj8ks hhhhhh billehi?? hhhhhhh dialect algerien?? Les algériens men wa9tech y9oulou kif enta?? A3tini café?? Ftita?? 9allou rien a voir hhhhh Sa77a lik ma3andich l5ol9 bch ne7ki ha essba7 donc get lost
@Ladies and Gentlemen we are floating in sp[]ce probably egyptian as it’s the easiest and the most understood dialect among other arabs, but you will not understand much of the other dialects like the khaleeji (gulf) dialects and the magharebi (north african) dialects
I am native Egyptian and suidi araibia accent and i would say to u that Arabic is so easy but start with letter then verbes and live in arab county and u will be legand .
Ok my bro in first there's an important thing u have to know Arab countries 22 county , and u can say two types 1.khaleeg countries and those people are soo religious , but in the last year thay made alot of things u can visit and thay be sooooooo happy (specialty : suidi araibia ) . 2. North Africa countries and those people not religious at all and some places good and some poor and that's because president's u know what i mean but girls here can hang out with out specific clothes . so i don't know why i written all of that but u had to know
Socend You are very welcome in all our countris To learn Arabic u can do some thing Different live in Egypt and learn first letter and then words and try to enjoy your time while u learn and practice i will do a search for u but u know i am like u i learn German and thay speak tooooooooooo fast 😂
I'm half English and half Maltese, and when I speak with my moroccoan friend he understand the Maltese words. The Maltese Language is 80% to 90% Arabic Language. It is written in Latin alphabet. The Maltese Language sounds very Arabic with a few Italian words. It's a sermetic Language. Malta is the only European country that speak Arabic dialect influence by a it of Italian mainly Arabic language speaking though. Love Natasha. Xxxxxx.
I am also half English and half Maltese! I wasn't raised with the language, but I was raised with elements of the culture and grew up proud of being Maltese. I'm trying to learn the language now that I'm a language student at university!
I’m part Maltese, part English and part Welsh. Don’t know any Maltese cause I was adopted into an English speaking family, but trying to find good free apps to be able to learn
Native North Africans are not Arabs and Arabs can’t understand North Africans language!!! Plz plz educate yourself and stop saying Arabic while you don’t know Arabs actually speaking Bedouin language and Arabic that written in Quran its words actually Syriac and Hebrew and Persian but not Arabic
We have a lot Maltese migrants here in Australia. I've found a Maltese / English channel on a community television here in Melbourne, Australia. Talking to Maltese people here they tell me that all the young people in Mallta learn to speak Italian by listening to Italian TV from Sicily etc.
Historically speaking Malta were under Tunisian (arabic ) rule during almost 200 years also from the 19th and 20th centuries a large Maltese and Sicilian communities used to live in Tunisia especially Tunis almost 30000 Maltese in 1930 so there is strong connection between both cultures ! nevertheless Maltese language derive from the Sicilian Arabic (a dead dialect) .
You are a compulsive Tunisian Arab liar Malta was under the islamic Arabic dynasties who conquered and spread islam in north Africa, Sicily, Malta and Spain.
Tu es un menteur tunisien compulsif et un trompeur. Ce n'est pas ton histoire, c'est l'histoire des dynasties arabes islamiques originaires de la péninsule saoudienne pour conquérir et propager l'islam en Afrique du Nord, en Sicile, à Malte et en Espagne.✅ Vous les Mythos voleurs tunisiens ne pouvez pas changer l’histoire du monde .
You are a compulsive Tunisian Arab liar a deceiver. It is not your history It is the history of the islamic arabic dynasties who originally came from the Saudia Arabian peninsula to conquer and spread islam in north Africa, Sicily, Malta and Spain .✅ You Tunisian thieves can not change the history of the world
They guy in the book shop said that tunisien never visit well I guess I’m going to visit Malta soon coz this intrigued me of how similar our language to Maltese and people are as polite as tunisiens too
god !!!this is very similar to Arabic language we say (kifik enti) which means how r u and (kam) to say (how much) and so many similar words , that's amazing
My Wife is Maltese. She came to live with me in England so we don't speak it as much these days but, this was a beautiful watch. Thank you. Tini means "you give me" so, when you say tini kafé you're actually saying "You give me a coffeé", which as a Britishmen comes off incredibly rude to me but, is very normal for Maltese people as a tid bit for you. :) Tt at the beginning generally equals you. Ii at the end generally equals me.
Actually in sicilian dialect "tini" it means "do you have?" Not Give me. I'm pretty much sure the essence of that phrase is taken from sicilian dialect but i don't know how much it may differ from an arabic language.
@@insanepathology this is likely just a coincidence. “Tiniri” in Sicilian, like “tenere” in Italian, is of Latin origin and means “to have”. While “Tini” is of Arabic origin, meaning “give,” and has no etymological relationship to the Sicilian “tiniri.”
The Maltese Language sounds very much like Algerian, morrocan and Tunisia and Sudan. Sermetic Language influences by the Arabic language French language abit Italian and English. Love Natasha. Xxxxxx.
I don't know why you mentioned Sudan. The other three yes, but not Sudan. And Maltese has a lot of Italian, not just a bit. Far more Italian than French
I am Maltese cool video, it's very good you know English is also our language by law .. Even the University of Malta my bachelor's degree was done in English . I speak Maltese and English native and Also Italian as we studied in school
Maltese can be easily classified as an arabic dialect considering that Moroccan is :) I understood her as much as I would understand a Moroccan lady talking (keep in mind that Moroccan dialect is also influenced highly by Amazigh and French)
0:50 Hmm, in Bulgarian we have "karoutza" (probably from Latin) which sounds almost the same as "karozza" here, and means "cart" that is pulled by donkey or horse... Interesting that in English the word "coach" could be a bus, as well as a carriage, so it's essentially the same thing - a means of transportation...
يحاول اللصوص والمخادعون الطونسيون الجهلة المتغطرسون خداع الناس وإرباكهم في هذه القناة بتاريخهم الكاذب وقصصهم التي لا أساس لها من الصحة. النقاش لا علاقة له باللهجة الطونسية., يجب أن يكون النقاش حول تشابه اللغة المالطية واللهجة الصقلية واللغة العربية المستخدمة في جميع البلاد. العربية واللهجة المستخدمة في الجزائر وليبيا والمغرب بما في ذلك اللغات الأمازيغية في شمال أفريقيا. عاشت. الشاوية والجزائر العظيمة 🇩🇿💓 💓 عاش كل الجزائريين والليبيين والمغاربة في شمال أفريقيا والعالم .💓 🇩🇿 🇱🇾 🇲🇦 🇩🇿
Hey, Valletta! That's where my dad's from :) I was born in Mosta. I've lived in Australia since I was a toddler though and haven't gone back to Malta yet. This was really interesting to watch. Thanks for posting!
I'm guessing that Maltese is the result of children who learned the language of their Arab fathers and a few words from their Italian mothers many years ago.
Swahili is the product of East African and Souther Arab merchants mixing their languages to form a common trade language for economic reasons. It shares a large vocabulary with Arabic.
A lot of words look like Hebrew. It's interesting to watch language transition is real life here and now. I've read all of Sicily spoke Arabic the same Malta, but Sicily switched to Italian dialect.
The moderne hebrew is a revived language the person who revived it and which I forgot his name btw.get inspired by the arabic language to create the new hebrew so the it's not like hebew but Maltese is more like arabic
Wow, this is beautiful! If I have the brain power, I would love to learn this language. Learning Hebrew, I managed to catch some similar words like "Kemm" - "kama" and "halib" - "halav".
@@aliabassi8045 There is no such thing as "semitic" languages. The group is called Mesopotamian-Peninsular, the term "semitic" is unhistoric and unscientific, and had long been removed from the academic circles. Maltese is a daughter language of Arabic, Arabic is a sister language of Canaanite, old Hebrew is a dialect of Canaanite, Neo (modern) Hebrew is an admixture of Syriac, old Hebrew, German, Yiddish and Arabic, with English influence.
Its not an arab country tho? Maltese is a semitic language. about 50-60% of words come from arab words. The rest is italian english and a bit of french. In general its very different from arab countries
No dear Malta is not an arab country neither Tunisia Speaking a language doesn't make ethnically one of the natives We are Tunisian as they are Maltease full stop
La grande majorité des Tunisiens appartiennent à des tribus arabes dont les origines proviennent de la péninsule arabique, dont la plus grande est la tribu des Bani Hudhail (affiliée aux Bani Salim). Les Arabes sont ce qui caractérise le plus l'identité tunisienne : 98,8% des Tunisiens sont arabes. IL existe une petite population juive sur l’île méridionale de Djerba. Vive la Chaouia 🇩🇿💓 Longue vie à tous les Amazighens d’Algérie, de Libye et du Maroc 💓 🇩🇿 🇱🇾 🇲🇦 🇩🇿 💓💓💓
Im ftom morocco ,livvr in austria,i met today 3 women from malta near the bus station i understand all what they were saying,i thought they are from lebanon,then i ask them if they speak arabic and they say no,haha its arabic they just call it maltese
وينتمي الغالبية العظمى من الطونسيين إلى قبائل عربية تنحدر أصولها من شبه الجزيرة العربية، وأكبرها قبيلة بني هذيل (التابعة لبني سليم). بنو هذيل (عربى: بنو هذيل) قبيلة عربية أصلها من الحجاز. تعيش القبيلة بشكل رئيسي في المملكة العربية السعودية وطونس والأردن ومصر. . العرب هوم السمة المميزة للهوية الطونسية: 98.8% من الطونسيين عرب. هناك أقلية صغيرة من السكان اليهود في جزيرة جربة الجنوبية. 🇩🇿💓. عاشت الشاوية والجزائر العظيمة العمر المديد لكل الأمازيغ في الجزائر وليبيا والمغرب 💓 🇩🇿 🇱🇾 🇲🇦 🇩🇿
You are a compulsive Tunisian arab liar . The vast majority of Tunisians belong to Arab tribes whose origins are from the Arabian Peninsula, the largest of which is the Bani Hudhail tribe (affiliated with Bani Salim). Banu Hudhayl (Arabic: Banu Hudhayl) is an Arab tribe originally from the Hijaz. The tribe lives mainly in Saudi Arabia, Tunisia, Jordan and Egypt. . Arabs are the most distinctive character of Tunisian identity: 98.8% of Tunisians are Arabs. There is a small minority of Jewish population on the southern island of Djerba. Long live all Algerians, Libyans and Moroccans in North Africa and the world .💓 🇩🇿 🇱🇾 🇲🇦 🇩🇿
Dutch and German are 2 completely different languages, not dialects. Maltese is also not a dialect of Arabic; it's its own unique language dating back thousands of years. It has nearly 50% of its words coming from Italian, English and other languages as well, not just Arabic.
Julia Saliba Imissek tistudja (u sew) l-Gharbi qabel tiftah halqek fuq din il-kustjoni, int u hafna Maltin bhalek. L-Gharab jafu x'inhuma jghidu meta jghidu li l-Malti hu bazikament Gharbi. Int ma tistax targumenta kontrihom, allura ahjar ma tghid xejn.
We're not ashamed at all. Arabic is a beautiful language. But that doesn't make us Arabs anymore than Jamaicans speaking English makes them Anglo-Saxon
Why would you call them Arabs? They are European, they are mainly Christian and have been since the 3. century, their language came from Sicily and later only survived in Malta ...
@@Octopussyist Being Arab doesn't mean being Muslim. There are lots of Christian Arabs. I am not Arab but I know Arabic and can clearly see that it is Arabic but simply not called Arabic. If Arabs wouldn't learn Classical Arabic (which nobody speaks) in school they would understand each other less as well. Maltese is classified like this: Afro-Asiatic -> Semitic -> West Semitic -> Central Semitic -> Classical Arabic -> Maghrebi Arabic -> Siculo-Arabic -> Maltese
@@dksncztbsdjds2175 Still Islamic influence on the culture in the Arabic world is way stronger than anything else, be it Christianity or ancient local religions. There is not much Arabic about Maltese culture except the roots of the language. Calling them Arabs would be just as intelligent as calling the Irish Germans only because most of them speak a Germanic language.
@@Octopussyist You are again confusing religious traditions with ethnic culture. Do you want to tell a Palestinian Christian who defines himself as Arab that he is not Arab because he is Christian? Or if an Arab does not belong to any religion at all? I am not saying that Maltese should call themselves Arab. But saying that there is nothing Arabic about them although they clearly speak a language which is a direct descendant of Classical Arabic is very very odd. Your comparison with the Irish is out of place for two reasons. 1) English is not a direct descendant of High German. It is in the subgroup of the Germanic branch. Like Maltese is in the sub group of the Semitic branch. Languages which are descendants of High German are for example Modern Standard German, Pennsylvanian German, etc. but not English. Likewise Maltese is a direct descendant of Classical Arabic like Tunisian, Syrian, etc. 2) The Irish have another native language, which most of them just don't speak anymore, but it still exists. The Maltese have no other native language.
0:54 Tlift not klift
1:53 erbgħin ċenteżmu
3:30 not all schools teach using only English and also not all of the subjects. It really depends on the school you go to and the syllabus of the class. Everyone starts learning English when they're 6 years old. English is the second national language after Maltese.
4:23 A lot of people know Italian from cable television. Italian was nearly considered our second language before WWII, but back then we were under the British rule so English won. It is also one of the several choices of third languages in the Maltese curriculum. (when students turn 11, they have to choose a third language to study, some choose a fourth later on.)
5:19 ċentru, bonġu (good morning not good day like French), ċaw (only bye not hello too like Italian)
Sorry I had too... Have a good day, I really enjoyed your video :)
It's more like the language of an Arabic person that spend his childhood in Itali!!Much more Arabic than Italian influence!!
Correct
Am algerian and i understood every word she said.. i never ever have heard maltese before. I speak arabic algerian arabic.
It's the Tunisian dialect honey with some sicilian Italian
@@mini_jkooki_minkookieeeee rien à voir c’est du dialecte algérien
@@Yasmine-dj8ks hhhhhh billehi?? hhhhhhh dialect algerien?? Les algériens men wa9tech y9oulou kif enta?? A3tini café?? Ftita?? 9allou rien a voir hhhhh
Sa77a lik ma3andich l5ol9 bch ne7ki ha essba7 donc get lost
I’ve never known I could speak maltese!! I’m a native arabian and I understood 70% of what the woman was saying. I’m shocked!!
@Ladies and Gentlemen we are floating in sp[]ce probably egyptian as it’s the easiest and the most understood dialect among other arabs, but you will not understand much of the other dialects like the khaleeji (gulf) dialects and the magharebi (north african) dialects
I am native Egyptian and suidi araibia accent and i would say to u that Arabic is so easy but start with letter then verbes and live in arab county and u will be legand .
Ok my bro in first there's an important thing u have to know Arab countries 22 county , and u can say two types
1.khaleeg countries and those people are soo religious , but in the last year thay made alot of things u can visit and thay be sooooooo happy (specialty : suidi araibia ) .
2. North Africa countries and those people not religious at all and some places good and some poor and that's because president's u know what i mean but girls here can hang out with out specific clothes
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so i don't know why i written all of that but u had to know
Socend You are very welcome in all our countris
To learn Arabic u can do some thing Different live in Egypt and learn first letter and then words and try to enjoy your time while u learn and practice i will do a search for u but u know i am like u i learn German and thay speak tooooooooooo fast 😂
@@makkah3558 where will Lebanon be ? 😂
I'm half English and half Maltese, and when I speak with my moroccoan friend he understand the Maltese words. The Maltese Language is 80% to 90% Arabic Language. It is written in Latin alphabet. The Maltese Language sounds very Arabic with a few Italian words. It's a sermetic Language. Malta is the only European country that speak Arabic dialect influence by a it of Italian mainly Arabic language speaking though. Love Natasha. Xxxxxx.
Thanks for sharing, Natasha!
I am also half English and half Maltese! I wasn't raised with the language, but I was raised with elements of the culture and grew up proud of being Maltese. I'm trying to learn the language now that I'm a language student at university!
I’m part Maltese, part English and part Welsh. Don’t know any Maltese cause I was adopted into an English speaking family, but trying to find good free apps to be able to learn
kidayr labas aalik kolchi bikhir
Native North Africans are not Arabs and Arabs can’t understand North Africans language!!! Plz plz educate yourself and stop saying Arabic while you don’t know Arabs actually speaking Bedouin language and Arabic that written in Quran its words actually Syriac and Hebrew and Persian but not Arabic
Aħna bħalla Maltin ma tanx nidru bħalla pajjiż kbir imma xorta għana qalb
(We as Maltese people may not have a big country but we still have heart)
I've been watching some vlogs from Malta and I'm an Egyptian and I can comfortably understand alot of the Maltese language.
hi
We have a lot Maltese migrants here in Australia. I've found a Maltese / English channel on a community television here in Melbourne, Australia. Talking to Maltese people here they tell me that all the young people in Mallta learn to speak Italian by listening to Italian TV from Sicily etc.
This is so amazing and quite surprising! I'm from the Arabic gulf region and I understood almost everything!
Historically speaking Malta were under Tunisian (arabic ) rule during almost 200 years also from the 19th and 20th centuries a large Maltese and Sicilian communities used to live in Tunisia especially Tunis almost 30000 Maltese in 1930 so there is strong connection between both cultures ! nevertheless Maltese language derive from the Sicilian Arabic (a dead dialect) .
ey bethabt 5atr zzouze la7jet twenaa
You are a compulsive Tunisian Arab liar
Malta was under the islamic Arabic dynasties who conquered and spread islam in north Africa, Sicily, Malta and Spain.
Tu es un menteur tunisien compulsif et un trompeur.
Ce n'est pas ton histoire, c'est l'histoire des dynasties arabes islamiques originaires de la péninsule saoudienne pour conquérir et propager l'islam en Afrique du Nord, en Sicile, à Malte et en Espagne.✅
Vous les Mythos voleurs tunisiens ne pouvez pas changer l’histoire du monde .
You are a compulsive Tunisian Arab liar a deceiver.
It is not your history
It is the history of the islamic arabic dynasties who originally came from the Saudia Arabian peninsula to conquer and spread islam in north Africa, Sicily, Malta and Spain .✅
You Tunisian thieves can not change the history of the world
They guy in the book shop said that tunisien never visit well I guess I’m going to visit Malta soon coz this intrigued me of how similar our language to Maltese and people are as polite as tunisiens too
god !!!this is very similar to Arabic language we say (kifik enti) which means how r u and (kam) to say (how much) and so many similar words , that's amazing
2023 I'm learning Malties from Bangladesh.
Keep it up!
My Wife is Maltese. She came to live with me in England so we don't speak it as much these days but, this was a beautiful watch. Thank you.
Tini means "you give me" so, when you say tini kafé you're actually saying "You give me a coffeé", which as a Britishmen comes off incredibly rude to me but, is very normal for Maltese people as a tid bit for you. :)
Tt at the beginning generally equals you.
Ii at the end generally equals me.
Tini aatini اعطيني arabic ( give me)
Actually in sicilian dialect "tini" it means "do you have?" Not Give me. I'm pretty much sure the essence of that phrase is taken from sicilian dialect but i don't know how much it may differ from an arabic language.
@@insanepathology this is likely just a coincidence. “Tiniri” in Sicilian, like “tenere” in Italian, is of Latin origin and means “to have”. While “Tini” is of Arabic origin, meaning “give,” and has no etymological relationship to the Sicilian “tiniri.”
The Maltese Language sounds very much like Algerian, morrocan and Tunisia and Sudan. Sermetic Language influences by the Arabic language French language abit Italian and English. Love Natasha. Xxxxxx.
arabic 95%
arabic 95%
Sudan!? Haha
I don't know why you mentioned Sudan. The other three yes, but not Sudan. And Maltese has a lot of Italian, not just a bit. Far more Italian than French
Sounds nothing like it at all.
Greetings from Algeria ,we understand u very well guys ❤️🙏🏼
I am Maltese cool video, it's very good you know English is also our language by law ..
Even the University of Malta my bachelor's degree was done in English .
I speak Maltese and English native and Also Italian as we studied in school
Maltese can be easily classified as an arabic dialect considering that Moroccan is :) I understood her as much as I would understand a Moroccan lady talking (keep in mind that Moroccan dialect is also influenced highly by Amazigh and French)
I’m from Saudi Arabia and I understand everything she says 100%
No you don't. 🤣🤣🤣
You comment that a lot don't you. Don't need to be insecure. @@magnuscorbin5040
@@zelmanito You sure I'm the one who's insecure? 😂
0:50 Hmm, in Bulgarian we have "karoutza" (probably from Latin) which sounds almost the same as "karozza" here, and means "cart" that is pulled by donkey or horse... Interesting that in English the word "coach" could be a bus, as well as a carriage, so it's essentially the same thing - a means of transportation...
I'm Tunisian and I understood 99℅ what the woman has said at the beginning
No shit...
@@lorsobruno7883 no one asked u to respond me u know ...
Try understanding without subtitles 🤣🤣🤣
يحاول اللصوص والمخادعون الطونسيون الجهلة المتغطرسون خداع الناس وإرباكهم في هذه القناة بتاريخهم الكاذب وقصصهم التي لا أساس لها من الصحة.
النقاش لا علاقة له باللهجة الطونسية., يجب أن يكون النقاش حول تشابه اللغة المالطية واللهجة الصقلية واللغة العربية المستخدمة في جميع البلاد. العربية واللهجة المستخدمة في الجزائر وليبيا والمغرب بما في ذلك اللغات الأمازيغية في شمال أفريقيا.
عاشت. الشاوية والجزائر العظيمة 🇩🇿💓
💓 عاش كل الجزائريين والليبيين والمغاربة في شمال أفريقيا والعالم .💓
🇩🇿 🇱🇾 🇲🇦 🇩🇿
Saluti da Malta! Most people in Malta can speak Italian and of course English and Maltese
Hey, Valletta! That's where my dad's from :) I was born in Mosta. I've lived in Australia since I was a toddler though and haven't gone back to Malta yet. This was really interesting to watch. Thanks for posting!
Thanks for sharing your story, Jim! I hope you get back to Malta one day!
OMG - you should go there - it is so nice.
Im from United Arab Emirates.. when I listen to Maltese, I realize that its a distorted Arabic with Italian influence.
well because Malta used a part of Tunisia before and they speak much like Tunisian
Name the best book for maltise language learning from Mumbai.
Bonju..jen naaf nitkelm ftit bil Malti perché Mio amico e Malti
Thats it im going to malta after the pandemic
Daaaamn i speak arabic algerian & french & english & new one maltese 😂😂😂 ida wahad malti fahem wach nahder ...
Jalil Marcko if only it were that easy to learn every language 😂
Yeah I'm sure you understand 🤣🤣🤣
I'm guessing that Maltese is the result of children who learned the language of their Arab fathers and a few words from their Italian mothers many years ago.
No it's a descendant of Phoenician. Has nothing to do with Arabic.
@@magnuscorbin5040 Try to sleep early today .
@@mujemoabraham6522 Don't touch your goat.
@@magnuscorbin5040 Touch your balls while you are sleeping.
and how do you say hello in maltese?
Bongu- like bonjour in French
@@stevenalanjacobs thanks I"m going to Malta in june.
@@Pedro60037 I’m jealous! Have fun and try and speak some Maltese 😊airmalta.com/en/blog/travel/speak-like-a-local-some-handy-maltese-phrases
@dan ko in potuguese we just say "Olá"
@@stevenalanjacobs Bongu is good morning not hello.
Ergbin and harubaini means 40 in swahili
In moroccp we say erbain like the lady said in the video to 40
Swahili is the product of East African and Souther Arab merchants mixing their languages to form a common trade language for economic reasons.
It shares a large vocabulary with Arabic.
A lot of words look like Hebrew.
It's interesting to watch language transition is real life here and now. I've read all of Sicily spoke Arabic the same Malta, but Sicily switched to Italian dialect.
The moderne hebrew is a revived language the person who revived it and which I forgot his name btw.get inspired by the arabic language to create the new hebrew so the it's not like hebew but Maltese is more like arabic
I writ naw in arabic haw any malte understand me or not ok
ana bent min elsaudia arabia w atklmu elarabia w elinglezia omri 23 sana
girl from saudi arabia speak arabic english Im 23 years old
@@atteindresiempredad omg thats rightt😳
Are you maltian?
Wow, this is beautiful! If I have the brain power, I would love to learn this language. Learning Hebrew, I managed to catch some similar words like "Kemm" - "kama" and "halib" - "halav".
The Maltese language has nothing to do with Hebrew

@@ma8723 it does, as both are semitic languages
@@aliabassi8045
There is no such thing as "semitic" languages.
The group is called Mesopotamian-Peninsular, the term "semitic" is unhistoric and unscientific, and had long been removed from the academic circles.
Maltese is a daughter language of Arabic, Arabic is a sister language of Canaanite, old Hebrew is a dialect of Canaanite, Neo (modern) Hebrew is an admixture of Syriac, old Hebrew, German, Yiddish and Arabic, with English influence.
@@morceen please elaborate. I haven't heard of that claim, so could you reference me some materials or websites to research up on?
I'm Maltese, from Valletta.
Jien Malti, mill-Belt (Valletta).
If you have Facebook, I could speak to you.
Jekk ghandek Facebook, nista' nkellmek.
hello I'm Moroccan i can understand little bit
Hello! I'm Brazilian, and I love your language.
@@samicruz8289 Hello! From Malta, how are you?
@@art.achqir Hello
Nice! I'm doing great, thanks! I'm learning Maltese 'cos it's a very interesting language. 🇲🇹👍
This is Arabic, as an arabic speaker i understand almost every word
So nice
Now i realize that i speak this language 💯
Why?
You don't. 😂
Maltes is Arabic !!
I'm from morocco and I can unterstad all !!
No it's not and no you don't. 😂
I’m Arab and I understood 75/100
Gets her to perform for the camera the coffee's only 40 cents he gives her like a dollar coin or something and keeps the change
I am a Tunisian Arab and I understood everything the Maltese woman said, Malta is an Arab country, this cannot be denied
Its not an arab country tho? Maltese is a semitic language. about 50-60% of words come from arab words. The rest is italian english and a bit of french. In general its very different from arab countries
No dear Malta is not an arab country neither Tunisia
Speaking a language doesn't make ethnically one of the natives
We are Tunisian as they are Maltease full stop
It can easily be denied because its not true. Jamaica speaks English, does that make them an Anglo-Saxon country? Of course not!
Tunisians are 99% arabs
and 1% Jews ✅
is like arabic morrocan this is crasy
Closer to Tunisian arabic you'll find
La grande majorité des Tunisiens appartiennent à des tribus arabes dont les origines proviennent de la péninsule arabique, dont la plus grande est la tribu des Bani Hudhail (affiliée aux Bani Salim).
Les Arabes sont ce qui caractérise le plus l'identité tunisienne : 98,8% des Tunisiens sont arabes.
IL existe une petite population juive sur l’île méridionale de Djerba.
Vive la Chaouia 🇩🇿💓
Longue vie à tous les Amazighens d’Algérie, de Libye et du Maroc 💓
🇩🇿 🇱🇾 🇲🇦 🇩🇿 💓💓💓
Im ftom morocco ,livvr in austria,i met today 3 women from malta near the bus station i understand all what they were saying,i thought they are from lebanon,then i ask them if they speak arabic and they say no,haha its arabic they just call it maltese
No you didn't because it's a separate language. You guys are so full of shit. 🤣🤣🤣
HER MALTESE ON FLEAK-
I am Algerian and I feel like they speak like us I understood 95% of what they say
I am a Moroccan and I can understand what she is saying 😂
Who asked?
This is 90% Arabic! Wow
It’s like the moroccan language 😮😮
Nice
It's like Arabic!
No shit
@@lorsobruno7883 This language is similar to Arabic because I understand all of its speech
Do they also speak Italian?
Around 2/3 of the population of Malta are estimated to speak Italian
Maltese is regarded as one of the dialects of Arabic language.....
Why is Maltese the only Arab based language of Europe, if ones like Hebrew, Turkish and Armenian are also similar?
Hebrew and Arabic are Semitic languages , they have nothing to do with Turkish and Armenian languages.
@mujemoabraham6522 I always thought otherwise though.
Hi frinds
As an Arab, I don't think I have to speak English or learn a new language if I go to Malta 👽
Che bello! Parli Italiano!!
Ora mi tocca il maltese!!
Daaaaam, I'm moroccan i understand almost everything hhhhhhh crazy stuff
I kamig malta u help
that moment when Algeria speak a closer dialect and you don't mention it
i'm an Arab and i almost understood everything, honestly it sounds like a North African Arabian dialect
The guy with you sounds like Lichtenstein 🤔
it's more like Tunisian arabic mix with Hebrew and italian
كثير كثير كثير حلو
I can't understand arabic Moroccan but I can understand the Malta language very weird
What ever we r Maltese not Arabic , and all speak English, hi 👋 Mary from 🇦🇺
وينتمي الغالبية العظمى من الطونسيين إلى قبائل عربية تنحدر أصولها من شبه الجزيرة العربية، وأكبرها قبيلة بني هذيل (التابعة لبني سليم).
بنو هذيل (عربى: بنو هذيل) قبيلة عربية أصلها من الحجاز. تعيش القبيلة بشكل رئيسي في المملكة العربية السعودية وطونس والأردن ومصر. .
العرب هوم السمة المميزة للهوية الطونسية: 98.8% من الطونسيين عرب.
هناك أقلية صغيرة من السكان اليهود في جزيرة جربة الجنوبية.
🇩🇿💓. عاشت الشاوية والجزائر العظيمة
العمر المديد لكل الأمازيغ في الجزائر وليبيا والمغرب
💓 🇩🇿 🇱🇾 🇲🇦 🇩🇿
My boyfriends mothers language ❤
They are speaking Arabic with different slang
Mix of tunisian and italian language
You are a compulsive Tunisian arab liar .
The vast majority of Tunisians belong to Arab tribes whose origins are from the Arabian Peninsula, the largest of which is the Bani Hudhail tribe (affiliated with Bani Salim). Banu Hudhayl (Arabic: Banu Hudhayl) is an Arab tribe originally from the Hijaz.
The tribe lives mainly in Saudi Arabia, Tunisia, Jordan and Egypt. .
Arabs are the most distinctive character of Tunisian identity: 98.8% of Tunisians are Arabs.
There is a small minority of Jewish population on the southern island of Djerba.
Long live all Algerians, Libyans and Moroccans in North Africa and the world .💓
🇩🇿 🇱🇾 🇲🇦 🇩🇿
تروح عندهم تقول مزال راك فل حومة 😅
Its just like Moroccan dialect 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦
هذه لغة عربيه
My dreem malta take me yur shop for wark
Maltese is basically one of north african arabic accents
It is literally arabic (especially north african) 😮
This is literally arabic !
This is purely an arabic dialect
Like Dutch and german
Dutch and German are 2 completely different languages, not dialects.
Maltese is also not a dialect of Arabic; it's its own unique language dating back thousands of years. It has nearly 50% of its words coming from Italian, English and other languages as well, not just Arabic.
I've just found out that i understand maltese and i have two language in spite of i am an arab 😂😂
just human That’s awesome!! Which dialect do you speak?
@@stevenalanjacobs
I am iraqi , so it's iraqi
@@wisam.bashar Hahaha you're beyond delusional if you think you understand Maltese. 😂
تشبه العربية😭
Grazzi Hofna,,,
so close to arabic all words are arabic
It’s a Tunisian island 🏝 💯
صراحة غيرانة ما ابغى احد يتكلم عربي مثلنا
This is similar to Arabic language
Malta returns to Tunisia and the Bey gave it to Italy in exchange for a maid
Are you crazy? Malta was conquered by the Normans from the Arabs nearly 1000 years ago. They didn't hand over anything.
Mix italy arab
algerian language
Tunesiche sprache
Loool not language it is acsient
Arabic language
So close to arabic
She speak like marrocain
It's like Arabic language
Car: Maltese = Karozza, Algerian = Karrossa
like arabic language
The malteese language its arabic but they have sham to confess that its very arabic !!
You know nothing about Malta and neither the language 🙄😑😑
Julia Saliba Imissek tistudja (u sew) l-Gharbi qabel tiftah halqek fuq din il-kustjoni, int u hafna Maltin bhalek. L-Gharab jafu x'inhuma jghidu meta jghidu li l-Malti hu bazikament Gharbi. Int ma tistax targumenta kontrihom, allura ahjar ma tghid xejn.
@@mattiamele3015 sei sardo?
We're not ashamed at all. Arabic is a beautiful language. But that doesn't make us Arabs anymore than Jamaicans speaking English makes them Anglo-Saxon
Milk is the same as Arabic
Arabic
Sounds like algerian
I went to malta and it sounded Arabic but bloody hell they couldn’t stand being called Arabs😂
Why would you call them Arabs? They are European, they are mainly Christian and have been since the 3. century, their language came from Sicily and later only survived in Malta ...
@@Octopussyist Being Arab doesn't mean being Muslim. There are lots of Christian Arabs. I am not Arab but I know Arabic and can clearly see that it is Arabic but simply not called Arabic. If Arabs wouldn't learn Classical Arabic (which nobody speaks) in school they would understand each other less as well. Maltese is classified like this: Afro-Asiatic -> Semitic -> West Semitic -> Central Semitic -> Classical Arabic -> Maghrebi Arabic -> Siculo-Arabic -> Maltese
@@dksncztbsdjds2175 Still Islamic influence on the culture in the Arabic world is way stronger than anything else, be it Christianity or ancient local religions. There is not much Arabic about Maltese culture except the roots of the language. Calling them Arabs would be just as intelligent as calling the Irish Germans only because most of them speak a Germanic language.
@@Octopussyist You are again confusing religious traditions with ethnic culture. Do you want to tell a Palestinian Christian who defines himself as Arab that he is not Arab because he is Christian? Or if an Arab does not belong to any religion at all? I am not saying that Maltese should call themselves Arab. But saying that there is nothing Arabic about them although they clearly speak a language which is a direct descendant of Classical Arabic is very very odd. Your comparison with the Irish is out of place for two reasons. 1) English is not a direct descendant of High German. It is in the subgroup of the Germanic branch. Like Maltese is in the sub group of the Semitic branch. Languages which are descendants of High German are for example Modern Standard German, Pennsylvanian German, etc. but not English. Likewise Maltese is a direct descendant of Classical Arabic like Tunisian, Syrian, etc. 2) The Irish have another native language, which most of them just don't speak anymore, but it still exists. The Maltese have no other native language.
@@dksncztbsdjds2175 stop this nonsense. We're proud of our language which is related to Arabic, but the Maltese are a Latin people, not Arabs
Hhhhh this north Africa Arabic
بلا كذب
تتكلم عربية هه