هٰذا الِّسان هو الأصل علَّمه اللَّه سبحانه وتعالى للَّنبي آدم عليه السلام ، أب البشرية وهو ما يجمعها وهٰذا يتجلى في النَّص القرآني الكريم الموجه للبشرية كافة ، كل الإحترام وبالتوفيق ❤️❤️
@@MemeAlhusaini Yes, I can speak Arabic fluently. I am originally an Arab, and I write novels in Arabic. Any service related to this subject, please & Thanks
As an Amazigh from Morocco, thank you for your video on the Arabic language and the different dialects we speak in the "Arab world'. We don't really think about how hard a language we learn (in schools), but when we try to explain it to new learners, we find it quite complex. Thanks again
لايوجد شيء أسمه أمازيغي فهذه أكذوبة من أكاذيب المحتل الأفرنجي أي فرانسا فأنتم بربر أي عرب أقحاح ساميين شاميين ومن كلمة بربر أخذ كلمة بلابرة في الأكذوبة التي تسمى إسباني وهي كلها عربية محرفة ونفس الشيء من الباقين
أولا الأمازيغ هم السكان الأصليين لدول المغرب العربي عامة و من الأفضل لك قراءة بعض كتب التاريخ ،لا أعرف لماذا أنت لئيم للغاية لدرجة أن تود طمس هوية هذا المغربي الأصلية @@ALP_is_the_throne_of_history
I never considered learning Arabic, but your deep appreciation towards Arabic has inspired me to learn the language of my religion. Thank you for the video and keep up inspiring others.
ما اجمل مُحتوى هذا الڨيديو عن اللّغة العربيٌة لغة القرآن الكريم ! .. لستُ بعربيٌة الأصل لكنّي أقرا وَ اكتب هذه اللّغة المُذهِلَة بإتقان لأنٌي مُسْلِمَة .. الحمد لله .
I'm a native Arabic speaker from Syria. I wanna tell you that I've never seen anyone interested in Arabic and its history like you.I mean, because there are so many differences between Arabic and Chinese. I hope you achieve all your goals because you are such an inspiring person.
@@DrOx79835 (I am writing this comment to your comment, where you said that you are trying to convince your governmemt to send refugees away, where you said that the crime rates are increasing because they are refugees there, in which I have a lot of doubts) Having refugees also increases many other good things or do you like to only mention the bad things?? Any government including yours, consider these migration movements as investments. That means they compare the pros and cons of having refugees in the country, if the pros win, then they keep them. I am not fooling myself to believe your claim that the crime rates are increasing, did you analysis that? Did you follow the precedents and the reasons? but even "IF", it doesn't matter as a lot of refugees are contributing to the success of the society where they live. And trying to cover your hidden hate to refugees in praying that the war would end is a bad way to show the humanity side because if it would really exists, you should show it differently. Do you know anything about the Syrian war? It is not just running away from explosions. It is much more that that, If the refugees will come back under current circumstances they would get imprisoned, tortured or even killed in the prisons, due to the fact that the most of them were against the regim. Other groups are included too, like the extremests that other neighbor and far countries were financing the whole time. It is not just guns and explosions, it much more the that.
@@radiba9419 yes, we could make good use of refugees, but this was a work that should have been done years ago. If the government had made a more rational planning for refugees and integrated education levels and living conditions, we would not be dealing with such problems right now. Of course, I do not want Syrians to be tortured because of their ideology (I had Syrian friends whom I played with and loved before, and I would never want them to suffer). Turkey's problem is not only Syrian refugees, but also people from the lower strata of countries such as Afghanistan and Pakistan flock to Turkey. because the borders of the Turkey are not protected (you may have heard of some dangerous customs of these people, such as gang rapes, their attitude towards women). If you're going to say that these people are good, I suggest you only watch the posts they make on tiktok and instagram. Videos of them harassing women and children are everywhere. And if we look at the developments in the world, Europe will deport asylum seekers and their future place will be Türkiye again. My friend, do not forget that our ancestors defended this homeland with their blood and lives. Thanks to the courage and determination of our ancestors in the Kurtuluş Savaşı, we live freely in this country. Protecting this country is our duty to them
صادفت قناتك منذ حوالي اسبوع و يوميا منذ أن عرفتها استمع إلى حوالى اربع فيديوهات يوميا من مقاطعك انت حقا هديه من الله لي لأني اتعلم أيضا ٦ لغات وانت الشخص الوحيد في تلك الفتره الذي اجد فيه الحافز لإستمراري إن شاء الله وبصفتي شخص عربي وسماعي لهذا الفيديو لشخص صيني يتحدث بذلك الجمال عن لغتي الأم اللغه العربية لا أستطيع وصف مدى سعادتي الآن❤ أنا حقا ممتنه لوجودك في حياتي الآن🤲💕
As a Muslim, Arab, Saudi 🇸🇦, descendant of a Bedouin tribe. These videos on our culture lately, really show you how the internet (as you said by the end) opened our minds/hearts to learn from each other up to the smallest details. Emphasis on lately tho😂. This is top tier content on the internet in my opinion. Regardless of the topic, knowledge makes you view the world with an open mind. I would like to add a little fun fact: Quraish (the tribe of Mohammed peace be upon him) was known for its high status/business among all Arabs and more, and naturally they had the best poets within. The Quran came challenging these Arabs linguistically "their field of expertise". It came packed with so much linguistic density, from talking about the creation of Adam to the end of time here and after, so dense yet so smooth you'd want to read it in one breath. Some of Quraish didn't want to believe what was coming out of Mohammed's mouth peace be upon him, because he was illiterate. They accused him of sorcery and called him insane, they were terrified of how this man might change the ways of Mecca where a clash of cultures and people come every year for business. Other few believed and spread the words of Allah to people in the deserts like me and around the world.
Even though I'm not Arab, But as a Muslim I'm filled with proud when someone praises Arabic. I'm from Pakistan and I plan to learn Arabic. Our language Urdu has many Arabic words in it.
I'm a native Arabic speaker from Palestine and Jordan. I'm so into languages in general. I love learning it and speaking it, but I've always thought that Arabic has its own unique special magic, which makes it the most beautiful language ever. For me, Arabic is the most poetic language. To be honest, I don't think I could find more poetic language than it, but I will know this when I complete my sweet journey with other languages. I thank you for this amazing video. It was so real and great
@@Mimi-v9z8l نعم لولا الاسلام ما عرفتونا و لكن كمسلم افكرك ان الله خص النبي الكريم و خاتم الانبياء محمد بن عبدالله العربي القرشي و ليس الامزيغي او الكردي او التركي او الفارسي او الهندي او الآسيوي و هذا لمًا يختص به عرب ذاك الزمان من النبل و الشهامة و الاخلاق التي جاء الاسلام ليكملها. و من الواجب عليك كمسلم الافتخار بالعربية لغةٍ القرآن و جزء من كيان الرسول الكريم.
@@mapleleaf81 حيا الله اهل الجزيرة العربية وأدامها دار العز للاسلام والمسلمين اخوك من مصر 🤍🤍أسأل الله ان يجمع المسلمون تحت راية الاسلام مرة اخرى عاجلا غير اجل حياك الله
I majored in Arabic in college. I've studied Moroccan Arabic, Tunisian Arabic, Egyptian Arabic, Spanish, and German. Arabic and its dialects is by far the best language I've ever studied. Arabic is the most beautiful language in the world.
Arabic has old dialects also such as Phynician, Asyrian, Thamudi, Hebrew, Aramaic etc most of this old dialects of Arabs disappeared and Today they have new one.
I have no knowledge of Arabic language so thanks for the detailed presentation. Your talent is so impressive, it actually makes people forget your absolute beauty.
الفيديو غنيي بالمعلومات ما شاء الله ،اشعر بان مشاهدته مرة واحدة لا تكفي ،كل دقيقة في الفيديو كانت مثيرة للاهمام ومسلية 👏🏻👏🏻 احسنت صنعاً زوي سأكون دائما متطلعة لفيديوهاتكي القادمة 🩵
I was amazed by the video that I watched today. It was a short but fabulous introduction to the Arabic language, one of the oldest and most diverse languages in the world. The video showed how Arabic has influenced many other languages, cultures and civilizations, and how it has preserved its beauty and richness over time. I think anyone who watches this video, whether they are Arab or not, will appreciate the value and heritage of Arabic, and will want to learn more about it. I know I do! Thank you for sharing this wonderful video with us.
This was soooo interesting. I'm German and currently learning Arabic. I'm focusing on Fusha for now until I hopefully reach A2 level in August and then I might start with Egyptian dialect next to Fusha from there on. :)
The Musnad script she briefly glosses over is actually the oldest alphabet in the world and the direct ancestor of this script this message is written in
Correction: Libyan dialect is not affecting by french. Libya was occupied by the Italians. However, the dialect is affected to a much lesser extent to what you see in the french affected dialects. Edit: I am not criticizing the video. Quite the contrast, thank you for doing it. It is beautiful.
I don't think she knows North African dialects at all or at least to the extent she knows Egyptian/Levantine Arabic. Moroccan Arabic is far less influenced by the French language than Algerian, for obvious reasons, yet she thinks it's the Moroccan one that's heavily influenced by French, she also thinks that Berber is heavily influencing Moroccan Arabic grammar or sentences, which she picked up I guess from false ideas propagated on the net by the hordes of berberists. but all in all, she's done a nice job.
@@elnicedude559 Ok maybe she do not right, but it s easy to critics then to do something like her !!!! do not critics just do !!! hwo is say right things if you do not a research !!!
@@elnicedude559 Berber has significantly shaped numerous North African dialects, particularly in terms of sentence structure and pronunciation. There are numerous instances where sentences, although composed of Arabic words, exhibit combinations and placements that might seem illogical to speakers from the Middle East.
As an Egyptian, An Arabic speaker and someone who loves Fusha. I am really impressed. and I consider this as one of the best videos that presents Arabic, its dialects and history in a balanced, objective way. خالص تحياتي
this is my first time for me i see someone who is not a native arabic speaker but she talked about the hole arabic from start to finish with a fully understanding of the history and the other information about witch dialect should the foreigners learn at the beginning ...a huge love from syria 💓
كتونسي و متحدث باللغة العربية اريد ان اقول انني فخور باهتمامك بلغتنا و ثقافتنا خاصة انني قد استفدت كثيرا من فيديواتك عل اليوتيوب خاصة فيديوات تعلم الالمانية
@@bookswmadi hhhhhhh xD I can totally imagine the struggle girl !!! Hmmm , I think there are some kind of online tricks that may help you 🙌🏼" I mean with the pronunciation of some arabic letters" *Ps: if u need help xD or advices , it would be my pleasure to do that 🤘🏼🤘🏼 *
@@Soybeans_1929 if you want to share advice I am totally down for that! I saw on Reddit people saying you just have to get used to the sounds, but they did not share any tips on how to do that 🥲
The only holy book of the words of God, the Creator, Glory be to Him, remaining to this day without distortion or loss, is the Holy Qur’an in its original mother tongue, Arabic. While the rest of all the ancient major religions lost their original books in their original languages, just as their mother languages were lost and became extinct with them. This is why the strongest motive for learning the Arabic language for any sane person is to know the words of his Creator, Lord of the Worlds. There is no God but Allah, Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah, God is the truth, and the true religion is Islam.
شاهدت كل ما تفضلتي بشرحه وفي الحقيقة باعتباري معلما لهذه اللغة فقد درستها في الجامعة وهي لغتي الأم فإنني أود أن أشكرك على هذا الجهد الضخم في معرفة اللغة ولكن يجب أن أذكر بأن هناك بعض الأخطاء البسيطة التي قد وقعتي فيها لا يدركها إلا دارس حقيقي على كل أشكر القائمين على هذا الموضوع شكرا جزيلا
As a Muslim Somali who is Arabic native speaker due to living with Arabs I will say you have done fabulous research about Arabic language mashallah well done ❤️❤️
@Bishar Gellow Mahad walaal you can learn it fast because af Somali iyo carabi letters are same so you will not have problem in pronunciation also we have included some Arabic loans in our language so what you need is watching Arabic series or even cartoons if you want to learn Arabic fus'ha and find someone you would practice with..
It’s not due to living with Arabs. Somalia is a part the Arab League and Arabic is one of two official first languages in Somalia. So idk why you’re claiming it’s merely due to living with Arabs. For the record, I am aware that Somalians are not ethnically Arabs just like Egyptians aren’t ethnically Arabs either.
@@anubis8586 in Somalia we don't speak Arabic and only few specifically those who lived in Arab countries knows Arabic that's why I wrote this comment plus every Arab country has its own Arabic dialect but in Somalia and Djibouti you will never see that even the national anthem is in Somali lool however nowadays there's a large number of Somalis who learn Arabic fus'ha in the schools with other languages like turkish so inshallah that's will make us in progress and restore our country again..
@@anubis8586 it’s quite the minority of Somalis who actually are fluent in Arabic. I am Somali and I only know a few phrases in Arabic but I’m not fluent
I am an Arab from Syria who really admires everything you have presented. In snapshot 4:50, a picture of the Holy Qur’an caught my attention (they are verses from Surat al-Anbiya) How beautiful this is. You can say that the Qur’an is the embodiment of the strongest, most eloquent, and most eloquent level in the Arabic language.
@@delhiacer988 Yes, if we go back to the very ancient origins, the population of Syria is considered to have Syriac-Aramaic origins, but now we are considered Arabs
I'm a native Arab, and you have done a very good explaining and too much effort into it. This video, all Arabic universities should teach students from it.
Poets of the prophet (pbuh) era were the best poets of all time, and yet they were shocked when they heard Quran, they never heard someone speak like that.
@@souhailfellaki9289100% true, even Abu Jahl the biggest enemy of Islam of all time admitted that the Qur'an cannot be from a human and that it's the truth, but his pride caused him to stay a disbeliever cuz of the rivalry his pride had against the tribe of Muhammad (SAW), and when he heard that their tribe got a prophet, he knew they couldn't keep up in the rivalry and it was the end of all for him.
Same i was so mad when she said poetry if she said she have learned and studied she should know its not a poetry but i feel she meant it because she don’t believe in islam so she don’t want to use God words
What a woman ! Looking into the scripts you have made in English , such a complicated topic you've just talked about and omg with a very perfect translation into Arabic ( as a native speaker says ) and then realising the YOU ARE CHINESE. I personally found this very inspiring and also very BIZARRE interesting .
شكرا جزيلا لك على هذه المعلومات الجميله عن اللغه العربيه تعلمت كثيرا حقا انها معلومات قيمه وجميله لطالما احببت لغتي كثيرا منذ ان كنت صغيره وانا افتخر بها و الحمدلله انها لغه القران الكريم ❤
Indeed, we Arabs have strong memory, I (and so many people I know)memorise most of the Holy Quran Thousands of poetic verses of the pre-Islamic period, and Islamic Period, so proud of my heritage , thank you for this great video ❤❤
That "assalamu alaikom" at the beginning was indistinguishable from that of a native Arabic speaker. Your pronunciation was top-notch. As an Egyptian, it warms my heart whenever I see people learning the beautiful language of Arabic. Thanks for making this interesting video. Immediately subscribed and would love to see more of your language content!
القرآن هو مرجع اللغة العربية ، عندما نزل القرآن باللغة العربية كانت اللغة العربية في أوجّها لذا كان القرآن تحديا للناس هناك الذين كانو ناطقين بالعربية والشعر ان يأتو بمثل هذا الكلام ، لذا يعد القرآن المرجع الاول للغة العربية + كان الفيديو لطيفا جدا سلمتِ 🌼
@@yr.. شنو كلامات شنو لبعد درجه انت يول متعرف تكتب ثم اشلون تريد تقوم باحجيه على الخصم وانت كتابتك خطا مفضوح ثم من قال لك ان اللغه العربيه قبل القران وشنو الدليل ثم اين ذهبت اية انا انزلناه فاذن القران خلقه الله قبل كل شيء ونزله بالترتيب وليس مرة واحده وكان هذا ماحصل فتنه في زمن الخليفه العباسي الي كان يقتل الناس بحجة ان القران مخلوق وللعلم ليس القران جاء للغه والبلاغه فقط بل فيه علم رياضيات لايعرفه الا من يبحث بحث عميق وتستطيع انت تبحث في جفر الامام علي عليه السلام وتتعلم حتى تحرير فلسطين باليوم والساعه والدقيقه وموجود في سورة الاسراء بل ستجد ان الdifferential equations second order في اية والقمر قدرناه منازلا واما في سورة الروم الايه الم غلبت الروم في ادنى الارض مجموع حروفها الجفريه ٥٨٣ وهي السنه الهجريه الي انكسر الروم في فلسطين الساعه السادسه و٢٣ دقيقه ولوتعلمت جفر الامام ستكتشف كيف تجد الحوادث التاريخيه بل وفيه من علوم الطب مايعجز عنه علماء الطب فقوله وكل شيء احصيناه في امام مبين فقد احصاه الله وجمعه عند رسول الله وهو نبي وامام وال بيته الطاهرين وكل من يدعي غير ذلك فهو كذاب مفتري وبدليل القران نفسه
@@abuahmadalrafidi فعلا القران نزل ب افصح الكلام لان قبل قريش كانوا افصح العرب و يتفاخرون انهم افصح شي وبوقتهم كل الشعراء الفصيحين من قريش ويوم نزل القران استغربوا ان فيه شي نزل افصح من نطقهم وكبار قريش و سادتها ما اسلمو كبر و شوفة نفس
@@mariyam2328 صح كلامك الله انزل القران باللغه عربية عشان يتحدى العرب الفصحاء و انه يقدر يخلي لغتهم الي هم يتفاخرون انهم افصح فيها اكثر من العجميين او اكثر من الي مب شعراء فجاة تصير ولا شي قدام القران لانه مافي افصح منه بالمعاني والمفردات حتى لو نلاحظ انه حاليا محد يقدر يفهم معانيها الا من مفسرين والي يعرفون اللغه زين حتى مرات يمكن تفسير حقهم مب صحيح اميه بالامية
@@abuahmadalrafidi اخوي انت الي راجع نفسك بالاول لانه القران من اقدم اللغات اي العالم و الى الان محد يعرف كم عمرها و فكر شوي كيف كانوا يتكلم الرسول العربية هو و قومه قبل نزول القران و ليه الله بذات نزل القران باللغه العربية دام انه يقدر ينزلها باللغة مختلفه مثل اللغات الي انزلها بكتب السماوية القديمة الي اقدم من القران ايش معنى قران هو بالعربي يعني شوي فكر بالمنطق شلون كانوا يتكلمون اهل قريش و النبي لغه القران قبل لا تنزل عليهم ! و في اية قال فيها الله تعالى انه انزل القران باللغه العربية ﴿إِنَّا أَنْزَلْنَاهُ قُرْآناً عَرَبِياً لَعَلَّكُمْ تَعْقِلُونَ﴾
Hervorragend recherchiert und es steckt sicherlich unglaublich viel Arbeit dahinter. Das ist wirklich sehr hilfreich! Du hast das Video versprochen und dein Versprechen gehalten ;-) شكرا جزيلا !!
Thank you very much, Zoe. very very interesting. i am from Russia, dagestanian, and as muslim i am very very glad to see this video. Thank you very much.
seeing a foreign person so immersed in our language is always fascinating, because even for us native speakers it feels like we only know so little about it, besides that, zoe's personality and character is so fun and inspiring, i might even end up adding chinese to the list of languages i want to learn~ لغتك العربية في تطور مستمر و سماع شخص صيني يحاول تكلم العربية أمر رائع.
@@zoe.languages من خلال ما قاله العلماء..ان أصل اللغة العربية هي النبي آدم وحواء عليهما السلام .. لأن الله أنزله من الجنة بعد أن أخطأ بوسوسة الشيطان وأكل من التفاح الذي أمره الله تعالى أن لا يقربه ...اصل اللغة العربية هي ابو البشرية آدم عليه الصلاة والسلام....و الدليل أن لغة الجنة هي العربية كما جاء في القرآن والدين الإسلامي...هذا هو أصل اللغة العربية والتي منها تفرعت اللغات الأخرى وغيرت لشكل آخر بمرور الزمن وكمثال عن ذلك لغة الأتراك التي كانت العربية في عهد العثمانيين وغيرها أتاتورك للتركية لحقده عن العربية والإسلام.....هذا هو ما كان ينقص معلوماتك و هذا من بحوث العلماء ولست أنا من قالها ولكن هي معلومة منطقية و العقل يتقبلها لمن درس الإسلام وعرف كيف ظهر الإنسان وتطور الزمني لخلق الأرض مما ذكره القرآن.
@@zoe.languages the Arabic language is born with the human father prophet adam...because god tell the paradise language is Arabic....where adam lives before allah or god told him to leave it to go in earth because he eat the apple who Allah doesn't agree him to eat it ...but 😈👿 tell him don't worry you be oky if you eat.... this why he leave paradise to earth....after this big fault....
MashAllah Sister. Very nice presentation. My first seen video of yours. I connect to the Brother earlier commented. Very very nice and not to long presentend .. as a muslim but non Arab. Your arabic spelling flashes me! Take care and Asselamu Alejkum
I am a Saudi Bedouin, a high school Arabic language teacher. I currently live in London. I studying English for five years This video is a miracle and a summary of a long Arab history I am very proud of this video. Thank you ♡
11:6 احسنتي👏 انا كشخص عربي انصح بشدة تعلم اللغة العربية الفصحى لانها البوابة لتعلم اللهجات في مختلف الدول العربية لذلك لكل شخص يريد تعلمها ابدأ بالفصحى👍 كراً لكِ على هذا الفيديو الجميل مثلك❤
feels nice when i see people from different sides of the world speaking my language, although our saudi accent is a bit different but still good stuff. and also you’re very beautiful and u have a nice voice, keep shining Zoe!
arabic is really a masterclass language when it comes to eloquence , i speak four languages (Japanese Arabic French English ) but to tell you the truth the arabic is top notch when it comes to proverbs and rhymes and rhetoric devices and mysterious words
As an Arab and a language lover, I highly enjoyed this video and learned alot about my own language. I also find myself very fascinated with the idea of the evolution of languages and dialects and their histories, so I was wondering if you know resources I can learn more about that? Maybe books, or online courses or even youtube playlists?
Thank you so much Zoe!! Thanks for making such a clear and logical video about Arabic. It's my first time learning a lot in English, from you. Hope you could share more with us about Arabic in the coming days. : )
this is an excellent video😍 and me as a Moroccan, half arab, half amazigh, i can say that yes we speak arabic but with amazigh language structure and i like this difference between all countries that speak arabic, cuz each influence make the language more and more beautiful.
As a Tunisian, Moroccan dialect is Arabic with Amazigh pronunciation, you just don't use vowels which makes it hard for someone who's not familiar with your dialect to understand you
اغداً القاك ياخوف فؤادي من غدي يالشوقي واحتراقي في انتظار الموعدي . هل هناك كلمات لاي اغنيه اعجميه ممكن ترتقى الى هذا المستوى من الابداع وزن ونظم ومعنى ؟ للعربيه جمال متفرد وليس لغيرها .
@Sahil Md What's a lindu ! Give me the Logic analysis you did to reach such conclusion ! Casual Way of Writing (BRO, Bro !!!!!) Say ''Sir'', I am a Sir or Mister not Bro (Stupid American English) I hate Stupid american English & I love High class BRITISH ENGLISH , SIR
@@hoodedcrow603 Hebrew is just an old Arabic dialect same as Aramaic, Asyrian, Phinician, Babylonian, etc they are all old Arabic Dialects most of them dead
what an amazing video, thank you for the information! much love from the United Arab Emirates ! , by the way , I'm Arab and i speak english that we usually learn since grade 1, but I'm studying Chinese mandarin recently, since i live in Beijing now, and its such an interesting and beautiful language !
Hello and Salam Alaikum Congratulations and hats 📴 for this concise yet comprehensive overview of my beloved language. I am from Algeria and I do like the content. I just want to tell everyone who want to learn Arabic that we as Arabic native speakers from different countries when meeting each other especially one from north west Africa and one from the middle east we use an altered form of Modern Standard Arabic. It's using standard terms but with the pronunciation and grammatical structure of each one's colloquial form of the language. It is similar to Spanish speakers once meeting each other they keep the accent but use neutral and standardized vocabulary. By the way the diversity of accents in Arabic is quite similar to that of Spanish. I speak Spanish and Arabic and as a comparison I can compare my Algerian Arabic dialect to Argentinian Spanish and Egyptian Arabic to Mexican Spanish Syrian and Lebanese to Colombian and Venezuelan Spanish and so on.
- there were some written pre-Islamic arabic poems, usually they were hanged on the Ka'aba in Mecca, they were called Al Mu'alaqat (المعلقات) meaning (the things that are hanged), and they go back to about 200 years before Islam. - Abu al Aswad al Do'aly did add the diacretics, but his more important role was adding dots to make it easy to tell the difference between letters, before him, many letters shared the same symbol, like (د) can be spelled as (Th) or as a (D), the symbol (ٮ) was used for (th - B - T), etc.... so al Do'aly added dots, nw we have (د) for D and (ذ) for Th, we have (ب) for B, (ت) for T, and (ث) for Th etc... the story is that he had to read a translated letter full of foreign words, and he couldn't read it with the current Arabic writing system, so he made these changes. - most Arabs consider pre-Islamic, Quranic, Classical, and Modern Standard Arabic, to be all the same thing, we call it (Fus-ha), but I agree with the foreigner view on the dialect as many old words fell out of use while many new words were adopted for new advancements in science and social studies, even some old words were given new meanings, like (Sayyara) just meant someone who walked in classical or Quranic Arabic, now it means (Car) in modern Arabic.
أصبت، معظم الناس يضعون العربية "الفصحى" الحالية والعربية القديمة في نفس السلة.. إلا أني أرفض ذلك منذ مدة، فليس من الصعب ملاحظة الفرق الشاسع، لطالما وصفت العربية "الفصحى" الحالية بالإنجليزية المترجمة.
pre-islamic arab world was the best. religion destroyed everything, imo. I wish more arab people being atheist, they will be way more welcomed to other countries for sure. I met several arab people from different countries, all of them nice people, is just a shame what religion does to them in terms of social and women rights
Ma sha Allah. For a non Arab, you have a very good understanding of Arabic. I am subscriber for quite some time now, as I love to learn languages too. And more important, you gave objective about its history. My advice for a non native speaker who wants to learn Arabic is to learn classical Arabic or MSA as they call it (Modern Standard Arabic). There is almost no difference. Then you can read beautiful poetry, history, literature, biograhies, religion... and of course the Quran. Then any dialect is easy. Dialects are originaly from the classical language. You can communicate in MSA or classical Arabic with the majority if you don't use sophisticated vocabulary and keep it simple. If you just want to communicate with friends, with no interest in reading books or papers, then learn a dialect: Egyptian or Syrian or Lebanese. (I am neither Egyptian nor Syrian nor Lebanese!). As these dialects are understood almost everywhere. Thanks, Zoe for sharing interesting information in this video. Just two small points: 1. Libyan dialect is not influenced by the French language. Moroccan, Algerian and Tunisian are. 2. In the diagram of language origins, I suggest Arabic be put at the sam level as Hebrew and Aramaic (the language of Jesus peace be upon him). These languages can be understood fairly easily (somewhat) by an Arabic speaking individual. ما شاء الله. الله يبارك. اللهم اهدنا إلى الطريق المستقيم
As a Palestinian , an Arabian person, and a Muslim , this is the BEST video about Arabic language I've ever seen 👏🏼💗. feel proud of my Arabic the language of Qur'an 💗
@@Hello-ig1px because if it wasn't for the quran , fusha won't resist changing, arabic is surprisingly the same 1400 years without a single change or even disappearance.
@@Hello-ig1px there's nothing cringe except you. The video is also talked about The Quran because it came in Arabic, and i bring the relijoun in my comment cause I'm proud of it .
10:29 Exactly If you decide to learn Arabic language and you don’t know which dialect you should learn? START with Al-Fusha. Then you can communicate easily with anyone speak Arabic in any region.❤
انا عربية من العراق اقول ان اللغة العربية صعبة جدا خصوصا الرغبون بتعلم اللغة العربية ولكن هي سهلة على مستخدميها لان نشأنا عليها تحياتيلكم من العراق❤🇮🇶 am an Arab from Iraq. I say that the Arabic language is very difficult, especially for those who want to learn the Arabic language, but it is easy if we grow up learning it. Greetings to you from Iraq. 🇮🇶❤
I'm happily Surprised about your passion about Arabic that as an Arab person we don't really had this appreciation would you please do another video explaining to us your reasons that make Arabic is special to you
zoe thanks so much i wish i meet you when day and have discussion about languages with you. your channel and language focus are my favorite language Channels, you are doing a great job
I grew up learning how to read arabic in madrasah (school for islamic teaching in Indonesia) but NONE, I understand nothing 😅 but I can read them perfectly if it’s contain diacritics. And now I wanna learn more about arabic or at least I can speak it for everyday situation. This video contains evidence that I have to conquer this language ❤️
@@4ph_e hahaha I bet it is. 😂 I also learned tashrif, and as far as I remembered, “madrasah” derived from: darasa > yadrusu > darsan > madrasah. But I have no idea how to speak arabic casually 😭
You taught me a lot, I'm Jordanian but was born in Canada and I'm Canadian. I know how to speak Arabic (Read/Write/Speak), but understanding is another issue, and I know nothing about the history of my language and the rules or grammar. So it's nice learning about it since I didn't have any formal instruction on the language other than when I was a little child learning only the basics (harakat, and rules to writing, and such).
You are amazing! This video is most useful and interesting. I am Korean. I speak Korean, Spanish and English. And became interested in learning Arabic when I traveled through the middleeastern and african arabic countries : Morrocco, tunisia, Egypt, qatar, lebonan, kuwait and behrain. I want to learn enough before visiting the rest of the arabic countries.
Thank you so much for this video. It really helps to understand the evolution of the language but also includes cultural elements such as the love for poetry that Arabs hold in their hearts. I really appreciate it, Zoe, seeing that I love this beautiful language.
I was amazed by the race of the language, its history, and the civilizations that it dealt with. I really want to learn it more to increase my knowledge and my linguistic balance, and since it is a vacation, I will try to invest my time in learning this language, which really amazed me.
@@khaledramadan7922 Thats a common thing in native arabic speakers they find the most difficult languages easy to learn, whereas a native English speaker etc might find them much harder to learn.
@@Sara-ky4vd u right , I think it's easy for arabic speakers to learn the difficult and most complicated languages better than English speaker coz Arabic is considered the most difficult language in all languages beside chinese
@@khaledramadan7922 yes exactly! As a native arabic speaker all the languages I have learned which are considered "difficult" I've found pretty easy maybe especially because they had arabic words like Spanish and Turkish. Even Hebrew I've never learnt it/can't speak it but I understand it.
@@Sara-ky4vd wow I am amazed that your native is arabic may be cuz your name " sara " is common in arabic and English , where are you from sara ? Iam from Egypt secondly how could you learn all these amazing languages especially spanish , I embarked on studying German language these days and I am planning to learn a new language every 3 years I wanna learn Spanish also , hebrew and chinese I am obsessed with languages lol Eid Adha Mubarak عيد اضحى سعيد
Many may not know that the rules of grammar in classical Arabic are to preserve the beauty of the sentence when pronouncing it. Whoever speaks fusha adheres to the musical rhythm of the language,,,,,, I think that the owner of the video fully understands what I mean.
تعلمت اللغة العربية منذ سنتين واشعر بفخر كوني استطيع تحدث بالفحصى وباحدى اصعب اللهجة
أنا فخورة بك عزيزتي ❤
شكرا جزيلا لك 🤗
أحسنت حقا لتعلمك هاذه اللغة إنها لغة ليست عادية و صعبة و مذهلة جدا و لها قوة في البلاغة
التحدث - وباللهجة الصعبة او وبأصعب لهجة أو بإحدى أصعب اللهجات
هٰذا الِّسان هو الأصل علَّمه اللَّه سبحانه وتعالى للَّنبي آدم عليه السلام ، أب البشرية وهو ما يجمعها وهٰذا يتجلى في النَّص القرآني الكريم الموجه للبشرية كافة ، كل الإحترام وبالتوفيق ❤️❤️
الحمدالله أتقن اللغة العربية الفصحى والعامية أكثر من لغتي الأم..
هذا من فضل ربي...
تحياتي للجميع من ميانمار لا تنسونا من دعواتكم...
@Zoelanguages Is this the giftDo you mean to speak together in Arabic?
ميانمار حبيبة قلوبنا .
دائم ندعي لكم الله ينصركم على عدوكم.
أسأل الله أن ينير دربك و أن يرزقك و إيانا جنة الفردوس الاعلى بجوار الانبياء و الصدقين و الشهداء اللهم آمين
@@マンガの世界 amin ...Can you speak Arabic? Good.....
@@MemeAlhusaini Yes, I can speak Arabic fluently. I am originally an Arab, and I write novels in Arabic. Any service related to this subject, please & Thanks
As an Amazigh from Morocco, thank you for your video on the Arabic language and the different dialects we speak in the "Arab world'. We don't really think about how hard a language we learn (in schools), but when we try to explain it to new learners, we find it quite complex.
Thanks again
لايوجد شيء أسمه أمازيغي فهذه أكذوبة من أكاذيب المحتل الأفرنجي أي فرانسا
فأنتم بربر أي عرب أقحاح ساميين شاميين
ومن كلمة بربر أخذ كلمة بلابرة في الأكذوبة التي تسمى إسباني وهي كلها عربية محرفة ونفس الشيء من الباقين
@@ALP_is_the_throne_of_history برافو ! 🤣
متروحش تقود غاد قول ؟@@ALP_is_the_throne_of_history
أولا الأمازيغ هم السكان الأصليين لدول المغرب العربي عامة و من الأفضل لك قراءة بعض كتب التاريخ ،لا أعرف لماذا أنت لئيم للغاية لدرجة أن تود طمس هوية هذا المغربي الأصلية @@ALP_is_the_throne_of_history
@@ALP_is_the_throne_of_historyArab invader trying to convince their subject that they don't have a culture of their own. Lol😂
I never considered learning Arabic, but your deep appreciation towards Arabic has inspired me to learn the language of my religion. Thank you for the video and keep up inspiring others.
just like me
Nope islam is not an arabic religion islam is for every ethnicity.
@@zebnayed7547 are you a muslim? because if you were you would understand what she meant..
Oh, Most unscientific and idiotic religion
Also factory of terrorist
@@zebnayed7547 sure , but the holy book written by Arabic
ما اجمل مُحتوى هذا الڨيديو عن اللّغة العربيٌة لغة القرآن الكريم ! .. لستُ بعربيٌة الأصل لكنّي أقرا وَ اكتب هذه اللّغة المُذهِلَة بإتقان لأنٌي مُسْلِمَة .. الحمد لله .
ماشاء الله تبارك الرحمن من اين انت؟
ماشاء الله بارك الله فيك ورقنا و اياك حسن الخاتمة
ثبتنا الله وإياكِ، وزادك علمًا وبارك لك فيه.
ما شاء الله
الحمد لله
Thanks!
I'm a native Arabic speaker from Syria.
I wanna tell you that I've never seen anyone interested in Arabic and its history like you.I mean, because there are so many differences between Arabic and Chinese.
I hope you achieve all your goals because you are such an inspiring person.
If you don't get me wrong, can I ask you something, do you live in Syria, what is the state of the war?
@@DrOx79835 (I am writing this comment to your comment, where you said that you are trying to convince your governmemt to send refugees away, where you said that the crime rates are increasing because they are refugees there, in which I have a lot of doubts) Having refugees also increases many other good things or do you like to only mention the bad things?? Any government including yours, consider these migration movements as investments. That means they compare the pros and cons of having refugees in the country, if the pros win, then they keep them. I am not fooling myself to believe your claim that the crime rates are increasing, did you analysis that? Did you follow the precedents and the reasons? but even "IF", it doesn't matter as a lot of refugees are contributing to the success of the society where they live. And trying to cover your hidden hate to refugees in praying that the war would end is a bad way to show the humanity side because if it would really exists, you should show it differently. Do you know anything about the Syrian war? It is not just running away from explosions. It is much more that that, If the refugees will come back under current circumstances they would get imprisoned, tortured or even killed in the prisons, due to the fact that the most of them were against the regim. Other groups are included too, like the extremests that other neighbor and far countries were financing the whole time. It is not just guns and explosions, it much more the that.
@@nonstop3517 can you explain me why you include Turkey?
@@radiba9419 yes, we could make good use of refugees, but this was a work that should have been done years ago. If the government had made a more rational planning for refugees and integrated education levels and living conditions, we would not be dealing with such problems right now. Of course, I do not want Syrians to be tortured because of their ideology (I had Syrian friends whom I played with and loved before, and I would never want them to suffer). Turkey's problem is not only Syrian refugees, but also people from the lower strata of countries such as Afghanistan and Pakistan flock to Turkey. because the borders of the Turkey are not protected (you may have heard of some dangerous customs of these people, such as gang rapes, their attitude towards women). If you're going to say that these people are good, I suggest you only watch the posts they make on tiktok and instagram. Videos of them harassing women and children are everywhere. And if we look at the developments in the world, Europe will deport asylum seekers and their future place will be Türkiye again. My friend, do not forget that our ancestors defended this homeland with their blood and lives. Thanks to the courage and determination of our ancestors in the Kurtuluş Savaşı, we live freely in this country. Protecting this country is our duty to them
اهلا بسوريا وبدمشق موطن اللغة والاداب العربية 😍🇸🇾
صادفت قناتك منذ حوالي اسبوع و يوميا منذ أن عرفتها استمع إلى حوالى اربع فيديوهات يوميا من مقاطعك انت حقا هديه من الله لي لأني اتعلم أيضا ٦ لغات وانت الشخص الوحيد في تلك الفتره الذي اجد فيه الحافز لإستمراري إن شاء الله
وبصفتي شخص عربي وسماعي لهذا الفيديو لشخص صيني يتحدث بذلك الجمال عن لغتي الأم اللغه العربية لا أستطيع وصف مدى سعادتي الآن❤
أنا حقا ممتنه لوجودك في حياتي الآن🤲💕
احسنتِ 😊❤
سؤال شو هيي اللغات اللي بتتعلميها؟
موفقة يارب
@@Se25ma شكرا لك💕
اتعلم اللغه الفارسيه
اللغه التركيه
اللغه العبريه
اللغه الإنجليزية
اللغه الألمانية
ولغتي الأم العربيه
@@1salamoniiiii نورنا كيف تتعلم اللغات بسرعة طريقة التعلم المناهج المعلمين مصادر التعلم الخ..
I started the video with lots of scepticism , but i was blown away by how beautiful and accurate the video is , good job .
As a Muslim, Arab, Saudi 🇸🇦, descendant of a Bedouin tribe. These videos on our culture lately, really show you how the internet (as you said by the end) opened our minds/hearts to learn from each other up to the smallest details.
Emphasis on lately tho😂.
This is top tier content on the internet in my opinion.
Regardless of the topic, knowledge makes you view the world with an open mind.
I would like to add a little fun fact:
Quraish (the tribe of Mohammed peace be upon him) was known for its high status/business among all Arabs and more, and naturally they had the best poets within.
The Quran came challenging these Arabs linguistically "their field of expertise".
It came packed with so much linguistic density, from talking about the creation of Adam to the end of time here and after, so dense yet so smooth you'd want to read it in one breath.
Some of Quraish didn't want to believe what was coming out of Mohammed's mouth peace be upon him, because he was illiterate. They accused him of sorcery and called him insane, they were terrified of how this man might change the ways of Mecca where a clash of cultures and people come every year for business. Other few believed and spread the words of Allah to people in the deserts like me and around the world.
Congrats,! Happy to learn ur roots from bedouins.Arabic is the mother language.صلله علي محمد
افضل تعليق اللهم صلي وسلم على سيدنا محمد ✨️
you are absolutely right brother.
Well explained couldn’t have said better
شكراً ي ولد بلدي قلت كل الي يكتبه فعلاً يحولون طمس هويتنا وتحريفه بدافع الحقد
Even though I'm not Arab, But as a Muslim I'm filled with proud when someone praises Arabic. I'm from Pakistan and I plan to learn Arabic. Our language Urdu has many Arabic words in it.
good to know that bro
انتم شعب الباكستان نحن العرب نفتخر بكم ونحبكم
انتم شعب مؤمن مخلصين لله . تحية من دمشق الى باكستان . لكن احذروا الشيعة
@@Damas-d8x أخي ، نحن منقسمون بما فيه الكفاية. من فضلك لا تنشر مثل هذه الكراهية ضد الشيعة. إنهم مسلمون.
@theworldisburningandthisis5786 I agree.
@@Damas-d8x لقد تسبب الشعب الباكستاني في الكثير من الضرر للشيعة ، كما فعل ذلك الطالبان. مسلمو الهزارة الشيعة مضطهدون في كل مكان تقريبًا.
I am so happy I found your channel, Zoe. You are motivating us to keep learning Arabic! :-) thank you so much
Ohhh that so cute 😭 if you want some help i can help you cuz im arab😭💕🎀
I'm a native Arabic speaker from Palestine and Jordan. I'm so into languages in general. I love learning it and speaking it, but I've always thought that Arabic has its own unique special magic, which makes it the most beautiful language ever. For me, Arabic is the most poetic language. To be honest, I don't think I could find more poetic language than it, but I will know this when I complete my sweet journey with other languages. I thank you for this amazing video. It was so real and great
I suggest to look into hungarian
هههههه انا عربي ونت كذاب لغة عربية عادية وممكن تكون غبية وغير منطقية
عامية عربية غبية ومختلفة عن عربية فصحة
@@Ibn_battouta من إملائك يبدو أن مستواك ضعيف في العربية ، أقترح أن تعطي العربية حقها في التعلم و عندها ستدرك جمالها و امتيازها عن باقي اللغات
Proud of their own language and culture like you are is what we miss
@@Ibn_battouta إملاؤك يدل على ضعف ودنوّ مستواك في لغتك الأم، يبدو بكل وضوح أنك في مستوى لست قادرا فيه على إدراك جمال لغتنا العربية وروعتها.
عربي و أفتخر بعروبتي و كل ماهو يمثل العروبة مع أحترامي لكل اللغات و الثقافات الاخري. شكرا جزيلا لك.
@@Mimi-v9z8l
نعم لولا الاسلام ما عرفتونا و لكن كمسلم افكرك ان الله خص النبي الكريم و خاتم الانبياء محمد بن عبدالله العربي القرشي و ليس الامزيغي او الكردي او التركي او الفارسي او الهندي او الآسيوي و هذا لمًا يختص به عرب ذاك الزمان من النبل و الشهامة و الاخلاق التي جاء الاسلام ليكملها. و من الواجب عليك كمسلم الافتخار بالعربية لغةٍ القرآن و جزء من كيان الرسول الكريم.
THANK BROTHER ALWAYS PROUD TO BE MUSLIM ARAB
@@mapleleaf81 حيا الله اهل الجزيرة العربية وأدامها دار العز للاسلام والمسلمين اخوك من مصر 🤍🤍أسأل الله ان يجمع المسلمون تحت راية الاسلام مرة اخرى عاجلا غير اجل حياك الله
I am blown away by the clear explanations and information-dense teaching. This is a really super high quality video, I learned a lot. Thank you Zoë!
I majored in Arabic in college. I've studied Moroccan Arabic, Tunisian Arabic, Egyptian Arabic, Spanish, and German. Arabic and its dialects is by far the best language I've ever studied. Arabic is the most beautiful language in the world.
شكرا لك اخى
👍👏
من ذوقك
Arabic has old dialects also such as Phynician, Asyrian, Thamudi, Hebrew, Aramaic etc most of this old dialects of Arabs disappeared and Today they have new one.
what’s your fav arabic dialect that you have studied so far ?
انا سعيدة جدا لتحدثك عن اللغة العربية بهذا الجمال ، اتمني لك الحظ السعيد
❤❤
😒😒😒هي اصلا العربية جميلة حتى لو تحدثت عنها بسوء
@@moustaphaelhariki8743 😝😝 طب انت كنت تعرف المعلومات دي او كلفت نفسك و مدحت اللغة بتاعتك او حتي بتتكلم بالفصحة
ناس يحبوون النكد
@@TikTok-gj2py انا بقول الصراحة لانو
انتو ضخمتو الموضوع اوي مو لازم يتحدث شخص اخر بلغتكم علشان تعرفو قيمتها
🙃
@@moustaphaelhariki8743
بس حلو الغرب يعرفون لغتنا و اصلا المعلومات في الفيديو و لا مدرسة عربيه تدرسها للطلاب
من أجمل ما قُدم في شرح اللغة العربية ، و أنا العربي استفدت كثيرا من بحثك ، شكرا لك و أسأل الله الذي هداك للغة القرآن أن يهديك لرسالته .
I have no knowledge of Arabic language so thanks for the detailed presentation. Your talent is so impressive, it actually makes people forget your absolute beauty.
الفيديو غنيي بالمعلومات ما شاء الله ،اشعر بان مشاهدته مرة واحدة لا تكفي ،كل دقيقة في الفيديو كانت مثيرة للاهمام ومسلية 👏🏻👏🏻
احسنت صنعاً زوي سأكون دائما متطلعة لفيديوهاتكي القادمة 🩵
I was amazed by the video that I watched today. It was a short but fabulous introduction to the Arabic language, one of the oldest and most diverse languages in the world. The video showed how Arabic has influenced many other languages, cultures and civilizations, and how it has preserved its beauty and richness over time. I think anyone who watches this video, whether they are Arab or not, will appreciate the value and heritage of Arabic, and will want to learn more about it. I know I do! Thank you for sharing this wonderful video with us.
This was soooo interesting. I'm German and currently learning Arabic. I'm focusing on Fusha for now until I hopefully reach A2 level in August and then I might start with Egyptian dialect next to Fusha from there on. :)
Best of luck!
@ضحى عبد الهادي اختي ضحى لبسها لايناسبك.
@@y-albinali9617وأنت ما دخلك؟
@@IOomoOl انت الي شدخلك انا انصح الاخت انت شتبي ؟
The Musnad script she briefly glosses over is actually the oldest alphabet in the world and the direct ancestor of this script this message is written in
Correction: Libyan dialect is not affecting by french. Libya was occupied by the Italians. However, the dialect is affected to a much lesser extent to what you see in the french affected dialects.
Edit: I am not criticizing the video. Quite the contrast, thank you for doing it. It is beautiful.
ما فيه ولا لهجة تأُثرت بس بعض المفردات الفرنسية هذا لا يعني ان اللهجة الاصل تأثرت لانها باقية مثل ما هي واللهجات في الاصل هي عربية فصحى
I don't think she knows North African dialects at all or at least to the extent she knows Egyptian/Levantine Arabic. Moroccan Arabic is far less influenced by the French language than Algerian, for obvious reasons, yet she thinks it's the Moroccan one that's heavily influenced by French, she also thinks that Berber is heavily influencing Moroccan Arabic grammar or sentences, which she picked up I guess from false ideas propagated on the net by the hordes of berberists. but all in all, she's done a nice job.
@@elnicedude559 Ok maybe she do not right, but it s easy to critics then to do something like her !!!! do not critics just do !!! hwo is say right things if you do not a research !!!
Exactly. actually lybian dialect sound sometimes much closer to the beduin dialects spoken in northern peninsula or Iraq!
@@elnicedude559 Berber has significantly shaped numerous North African dialects, particularly in terms of sentence structure and pronunciation. There are numerous instances where sentences, although composed of Arabic words, exhibit combinations and placements that might seem illogical to speakers from the Middle East.
I have never seen such a detailed explanation from Arab specialists. I truly thank you from the bottom of my heart for this wonderful explanation
As an Egyptian, An Arabic speaker and someone who loves Fusha. I am really impressed. and I consider this as one of the best videos that presents Arabic, its dialects and history in a balanced, objective way.
خالص تحياتي
@@amazworld5764care to elaborate?
this is my first time for me i see someone who is not a native arabic speaker but she talked about the hole arabic from start to finish with a fully understanding of the history and the other information about witch dialect should the foreigners learn at the beginning ...a huge love from syria 💓
Thank you for sharing such a beautiful video about Arabic language لغة القرآن.
كتونسي و متحدث باللغة العربية اريد ان اقول انني فخور باهتمامك بلغتنا و ثقافتنا خاصة انني قد استفدت كثيرا من فيديواتك عل اليوتيوب خاصة فيديوات تعلم الالمانية
احلى لهجة عربية هي تونسية.. الف سلام لتونس من العراق
@@alhashmy1310 than u😊🇹🇳😎😎
The fact that I have been itching to beging learning Arabic all week means the publication of this video is a sign
Go for it ✨✨🙌🏼🙌🏼
@@Soybeans_1929 I did! Started yesterday and now I'm on vocal rest LMAO. I think I was trying to hard to produce the sounds
@@bookswmadi hhhhhhh xD
I can totally imagine the struggle girl !!!
Hmmm , I think there are some kind of online tricks that may help you 🙌🏼" I mean with the pronunciation of some arabic letters"
*Ps: if u need help xD or advices , it would be my pleasure to do that 🤘🏼🤘🏼 *
@@Soybeans_1929 if you want to share advice I am totally down for that! I saw on Reddit people saying you just have to get used to the sounds, but they did not share any tips on how to do that 🥲
The only holy book of the words of God, the Creator, Glory be to Him, remaining to this day without distortion or loss, is the Holy Qur’an in its original mother tongue, Arabic. While the rest of all the ancient major religions lost their original books in their original languages, just as their mother languages were lost and became extinct with them.
This is why the strongest motive for learning the Arabic language for any sane person is to know the words of his Creator, Lord of the Worlds.
There is no God but Allah, Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah,
God is the truth, and the true religion is Islam.
شاهدت كل ما تفضلتي بشرحه وفي الحقيقة باعتباري معلما لهذه اللغة فقد درستها في الجامعة وهي لغتي الأم فإنني أود أن أشكرك على هذا الجهد الضخم في معرفة اللغة
ولكن يجب أن أذكر بأن هناك بعض الأخطاء البسيطة التي قد وقعتي فيها
لا يدركها إلا دارس حقيقي
على كل أشكر القائمين على هذا الموضوع شكرا جزيلا
As a Muslim Somali who is Arabic native speaker due to living with Arabs I will say you have done fabulous research about Arabic language mashallah well done ❤️❤️
@Bishar Gellow Mahad walaal you can learn it fast because af Somali iyo carabi letters are same so you will not have problem in pronunciation also we have included some Arabic loans in our language so what you need is watching Arabic series or even cartoons if you want to learn Arabic fus'ha and find someone you would practice with..
It’s not due to living with Arabs. Somalia is a part the Arab League and Arabic is one of two official first languages in Somalia. So idk why you’re claiming it’s merely due to living with Arabs.
For the record, I am aware that Somalians are not ethnically Arabs just like Egyptians aren’t ethnically Arabs either.
@@anubis8586 in Somalia we don't speak Arabic and only few specifically those who lived in Arab countries knows Arabic that's why I wrote this comment plus every Arab country has its own Arabic dialect but in Somalia and Djibouti you will never see that even the national anthem is in Somali lool however nowadays there's a large number of Somalis who learn Arabic fus'ha in the schools with other languages like turkish so inshallah that's will make us in progress and restore our country again..
No. Somalis are Africans not Arabs
@@anubis8586 it’s quite the minority of Somalis who actually are fluent in Arabic. I am Somali and I only know a few phrases in Arabic but I’m not fluent
I am an Arab from Syria who really admires everything you have presented. In snapshot 4:50, a picture of the Holy Qur’an caught my attention (they are verses from Surat al-Anbiya) How beautiful this is. You can say that the Qur’an is the embodiment of the strongest, most eloquent, and most eloquent level in the Arabic language.
@@nizaru100what?
@@Cloud80
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syria are syrians and not arabs
@@delhiacer988 HAHAHAHAHAHAH
@@delhiacer988
Yes, if we go back to the very ancient origins, the population of Syria is considered to have Syriac-Aramaic origins, but now we are considered Arabs
Thanks
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كشخص عربي مصري يسعدني كثيرا تقديمك للغة العربية وحديثك الجميل عنها❤❤❤❤❤
احلى ناس 🇸🇦
@@yousefshammary6329 اهل الحرم♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
@@MalekAlmoharby اهل الاهرامات 🇪🇬ومش الافروسنتريك 😂
@@yousefshammary6329❤️😂😂😂
اسمها بتتحدث العربية انما مفيش حاجة اسمها عربي مصري احنا مصريين مش عرب بلاش تلزيق
I'm a native Arab, and you have done a very good explaining and too much effort into it. This video, all Arabic universities should teach students from it.
@Sho Kion thx very informative
@@shokion1697 What would you call someone who grew up in an Arabic/Arab/Arabian culture?
I don't think so bcs she didn't cover her aura.
@@Akasia1009 to be honest, Arabic is very deep and difficult, covering all this information is quite enough
@@shokion1697 thanks for correcting
Thank you so much for a beautiful and most comprehensive lecture on the Arabic Language. Wonderful presentation!
The Holy Quran is not poetry, but the word of God ❤❤❤
Poets of the prophet (pbuh) era were the best poets of all time, and yet they were shocked when they heard Quran, they never heard someone speak like that.
@@souhailfellaki9289100% true, even Abu Jahl the biggest enemy of Islam of all time admitted that the Qur'an cannot be from a human and that it's the truth, but his pride caused him to stay a disbeliever cuz of the rivalry his pride had against the tribe of Muhammad (SAW), and when he heard that their tribe got a prophet, he knew they couldn't keep up in the rivalry and it was the end of all for him.
@@souhailfellaki9289 pbuh... wtf
if you are a muslim type the full
or you are ashame?
i am ashame of people like you
@@Someone_KhabibbeatsJonesEASILY SAW ? wtf
if you are a muslim type the full
or you are ashame?
i am ashame of people like you
Same i was so mad when she said poetry if she said she have learned and studied she should know its not a poetry but i feel she meant it because she don’t believe in islam so she don’t want to use God words
شكراً على عرض لغتنا و تاريخها بشكل جميل
What a woman ! Looking into the scripts you have made in English , such a complicated topic you've just talked about and omg with a very perfect translation into Arabic ( as a native speaker says ) and then realising the YOU ARE CHINESE. I personally found this very inspiring and also very BIZARRE interesting .
I love your learning of our Arabic language you also gave me the incentive to learn the rest of the languages ❤
Thank you for this lovely video. I'm getting started with arabic and I'm so excited!
شكرا جزيلا لك على هذه المعلومات الجميله عن اللغه العربيه تعلمت كثيرا حقا انها معلومات قيمه وجميله لطالما احببت لغتي كثيرا منذ ان كنت صغيره وانا افتخر بها و الحمدلله انها لغه القران الكريم ❤
Indeed, we Arabs have strong memory, I (and so many people I know)memorise most of the Holy Quran Thousands of poetic verses of the pre-Islamic period, and Islamic Period, so proud of my heritage , thank you for this great video ❤❤
us@@lekleki
@@leklekiنفتخر بكوننا عرب وش داس ع طرفكك انت
That "assalamu alaikom" at the beginning was indistinguishable from that of a native Arabic speaker. Your pronunciation was top-notch. As an Egyptian, it warms my heart whenever I see people learning the beautiful language of Arabic. Thanks for making this interesting video. Immediately subscribed and would love to see more of your language content!
القرآن هو مرجع اللغة العربية ، عندما نزل القرآن باللغة العربية كانت اللغة العربية في أوجّها لذا كان القرآن تحديا للناس هناك الذين كانو ناطقين بالعربية والشعر ان يأتو بمثل هذا الكلام ، لذا يعد القرآن المرجع الاول للغة العربية + كان الفيديو لطيفا جدا سلمتِ 🌼
اي صح بس اللغه العربية كانت موجوده قبل القران ولكن القران فيه معجزه لانه في الكلامات معاني و مفردات متناسقه و عربية فصيحه لبعد درجه
@@yr.. شنو كلامات شنو لبعد درجه انت يول متعرف تكتب ثم اشلون تريد تقوم باحجيه على الخصم وانت كتابتك خطا مفضوح ثم من قال لك ان اللغه العربيه قبل القران وشنو الدليل ثم اين ذهبت اية انا انزلناه فاذن القران خلقه الله قبل كل شيء ونزله بالترتيب وليس مرة واحده وكان هذا ماحصل فتنه في زمن الخليفه العباسي الي كان يقتل الناس بحجة ان القران مخلوق وللعلم ليس القران جاء للغه والبلاغه فقط بل فيه علم رياضيات لايعرفه الا من يبحث بحث عميق وتستطيع انت تبحث في جفر الامام علي عليه السلام وتتعلم حتى تحرير فلسطين باليوم والساعه والدقيقه وموجود في سورة الاسراء بل ستجد ان الdifferential equations second order في اية والقمر قدرناه منازلا واما في سورة الروم الايه الم غلبت الروم في ادنى الارض مجموع حروفها الجفريه ٥٨٣ وهي السنه الهجريه الي انكسر الروم في فلسطين الساعه السادسه و٢٣ دقيقه ولوتعلمت جفر الامام ستكتشف كيف تجد الحوادث التاريخيه بل وفيه من علوم الطب مايعجز عنه علماء الطب فقوله وكل شيء احصيناه في امام مبين فقد احصاه الله وجمعه عند رسول الله وهو نبي وامام وال بيته الطاهرين وكل من يدعي غير ذلك فهو كذاب مفتري وبدليل القران نفسه
@@abuahmadalrafidi
فعلا القران نزل ب افصح الكلام لان قبل قريش كانوا افصح العرب و يتفاخرون انهم افصح شي وبوقتهم كل الشعراء الفصيحين من قريش ويوم نزل القران استغربوا ان فيه شي نزل افصح من نطقهم وكبار قريش و سادتها ما اسلمو كبر و شوفة نفس
@@mariyam2328 صح كلامك الله انزل القران باللغه عربية عشان يتحدى العرب الفصحاء و انه يقدر يخلي لغتهم الي هم يتفاخرون انهم افصح فيها اكثر من العجميين او اكثر من الي مب شعراء فجاة تصير ولا شي قدام القران لانه مافي افصح منه بالمعاني والمفردات حتى لو نلاحظ انه حاليا محد يقدر يفهم معانيها الا من مفسرين والي يعرفون اللغه زين حتى مرات يمكن تفسير حقهم مب صحيح اميه بالامية
@@abuahmadalrafidi اخوي انت الي راجع نفسك بالاول لانه القران من اقدم اللغات اي العالم و الى الان محد يعرف كم عمرها و فكر شوي كيف كانوا يتكلم الرسول العربية هو و قومه قبل نزول القران و ليه الله بذات نزل القران باللغه العربية دام انه يقدر ينزلها باللغة مختلفه مثل اللغات الي انزلها بكتب السماوية القديمة الي اقدم من القران ايش معنى قران هو بالعربي يعني شوي فكر بالمنطق شلون كانوا يتكلمون اهل قريش و النبي لغه القران قبل لا تنزل عليهم ! و في اية قال فيها الله تعالى انه انزل القران باللغه العربية ﴿إِنَّا أَنْزَلْنَاهُ قُرْآناً عَرَبِياً لَعَلَّكُمْ تَعْقِلُونَ﴾
Hervorragend recherchiert und es steckt sicherlich unglaublich viel Arbeit dahinter. Das ist wirklich sehr hilfreich! Du hast das Video versprochen und dein Versprechen gehalten ;-) شكرا جزيلا !!
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Thank you very much, Zoe. very very interesting. i am from Russia, dagestanian, and as muslim i am very very glad to see this video. Thank you very much.
seeing a foreign person so immersed in our language is always fascinating, because even for us native speakers it feels like we only know so little about it, besides that, zoe's personality and character is so fun and inspiring, i might even end up adding chinese to the list of languages i want to learn~
لغتك العربية في تطور مستمر و سماع شخص صيني يحاول تكلم العربية أمر رائع.
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Started Chinese last week! It's fun, and I picked Arabic back today, which why I'm here 😊
@@zoe.languages من خلال ما قاله العلماء..ان أصل اللغة العربية هي النبي آدم وحواء عليهما السلام .. لأن الله أنزله من الجنة بعد أن أخطأ بوسوسة الشيطان وأكل من التفاح الذي أمره الله تعالى أن لا يقربه ...اصل اللغة العربية هي ابو البشرية آدم عليه الصلاة والسلام....و الدليل أن لغة الجنة هي العربية كما جاء في القرآن والدين الإسلامي...هذا هو أصل اللغة العربية والتي منها تفرعت اللغات الأخرى وغيرت لشكل آخر بمرور الزمن وكمثال عن ذلك لغة الأتراك التي كانت العربية في عهد العثمانيين وغيرها أتاتورك للتركية لحقده عن العربية والإسلام.....هذا هو ما كان ينقص معلوماتك و هذا من بحوث العلماء ولست أنا من قالها ولكن هي معلومة منطقية و العقل يتقبلها لمن درس الإسلام وعرف كيف ظهر الإنسان وتطور الزمني لخلق الأرض مما ذكره القرآن.
@@tfromtheeast you speak Arabic??? Or you want to learn it
@@zoe.languages the Arabic language is born with the human father prophet adam...because god tell the paradise language is Arabic....where adam lives before allah or god told him to leave it to go in earth because he eat the apple who Allah doesn't agree him to eat it ...but 😈👿 tell him don't worry you be oky if you eat.... this why he leave paradise to earth....after this big fault....
MashAllah Sister. Very nice presentation. My first seen video of yours. I connect to the Brother earlier commented. Very very nice and not to long presentend .. as a muslim but non Arab. Your arabic spelling flashes me!
Take care and Asselamu Alejkum
I am a Saudi Bedouin, a high school Arabic language teacher. I currently live in London. I studying English for five years
This video is a miracle and a summary of a long Arab history I am very proud of this video. Thank you ♡
فعلا مقطع مميز و معد و مقدم بشكل متقن..
I AM ARAB MUSLIM ALGERIAN IN PROUD
11:6 احسنتي👏 انا كشخص عربي انصح بشدة تعلم اللغة العربية الفصحى لانها البوابة لتعلم اللهجات في مختلف الدول العربية لذلك لكل شخص يريد تعلمها ابدأ بالفصحى👍 كراً لكِ على هذا الفيديو الجميل مثلك❤
Masha Allah... I'm Malaysian Muslims here join to hear this.. Subhanallah...
I like the passionate way you speak about arabic
As a native arabic speaker i really appreciate that
It's a beautiful language yet it's hard to learn
شكرا لإظهارك تاريخ اللغه العربيه بأحسن صوره ❤️❤️.
اللغة* العربية* صورة*
@@user-nr5ch1ui3rلول🎉
@@user-nr5ch1ui3r اللغه / العربيه / صوره
اللغة* العربية* صورة*
@@afnanafnan6739 اللغه/العربيه/صوره
feels nice when i see people from different sides of the world speaking my language, although our saudi accent is a bit different but still good stuff.
and also you’re very beautiful and u have a nice voice, keep shining Zoe!
arabic is really a masterclass language when it comes to eloquence , i speak four languages (Japanese Arabic French English ) but to tell you the truth the arabic is top notch when it comes to proverbs and rhymes and rhetoric devices and mysterious words
No way you speak japanese ?
You know no Genuine English !
I speak 5 (yours +spanish)
Absolutely amazing video about Arabic especially the analysis of colloquial dialects spoken in Arab countries. Good job. Greetings from Egypt
Thanks a lot!
As an Arab and a language lover, I highly enjoyed this video and learned alot about my own language. I also find myself very fascinated with the idea of the evolution of languages and dialects and their histories, so I was wondering if you know resources I can learn more about that? Maybe books, or online courses or even youtube playlists?
Omg yesssss I’ve been waiting for this one!! 💜
انا كعربية استفدت من هذه المعلومات التي تم طرحها من قبلك شكراً جزيلاً عزيزتي 🤍
و انا كمان
Thank you so much Zoe!! Thanks for making such a clear and logical video about Arabic. It's my first time learning a lot in English, from you. Hope you could share more with us about Arabic in the coming days. : )
مااجملك شكرا لتعليمك اللغة العربية وحديثك عنها بهذا الجمال ❤
this is an excellent video😍 and me as a Moroccan, half arab, half amazigh, i can say that yes we speak arabic but with amazigh language structure and i like this difference between all countries that speak arabic, cuz each influence make the language more and more beautiful.
As a Tunisian, Moroccan dialect is Arabic with Amazigh pronunciation, you just don't use vowels which makes it hard for someone who's not familiar with your dialect to understand you
I love Morocco and its people. I have some friends fr ok m different parts of Morocco.
لاباس عليك ؟ صحة لاباس ؟
تتحدث اللغة العربية وكأنها ولدت في وسط الجزيرة العربية ، أشكرك على هذا المحتوى الرائع .
THANK YOU for the huge effort you made, content with high credibilty, as far as am concerned in Arabic culture studied, the summary is worth support
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You are amazing, I like the way you explain the origin of arabic language and dialects and the amount of deep information in this video👏
Arabic is the language of poetry and love stories .
I recognized Arabic with Umm Kulthum's voice
اغداً القاك ياخوف فؤادي من غدي يالشوقي واحتراقي في انتظار الموعدي . هل هناك كلمات لاي اغنيه اعجميه ممكن ترتقى الى هذا المستوى من الابداع وزن ونظم ومعنى ؟ للعربيه جمال متفرد وليس لغيرها .
This is wonderful. As an Arab person, I am truly amazed at your depth in the history of the Arabic language. Well done for listing its details
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@Sahil Md
What's a lindu !
Give me the Logic analysis you did to reach such conclusion !
Casual Way of Writing (BRO, Bro !!!!!)
Say ''Sir'', I am a Sir or Mister not Bro (Stupid American English)
I hate Stupid american English & I love High class BRITISH ENGLISH , SIR
Arabic is the language of the Quran❤
Hebrew is the language of the Torah❤
@@hoodedcrow603 Hebrew is just an old Arabic dialect same as Aramaic, Asyrian, Phinician, Babylonian, etc they are all old Arabic Dialects most of them dead
@@قآھړآلْطۈآغڀٿ thats a lie, go look at up, hebrew was created 1000 years before arabic
@@قآھړآلْطۈآغڀٿ islam also was created in the year 610 while judiasm was already in the bronze age
@@قآھړآلْطۈآغڀٿ not arabic dialects semetic dialects, arabic and hebrew are fanily but they are different
Zoe gerçekten videolarına bayıldım üstelik görseller ve anlatım tarzında çok etkileyici tanıdığıma çok memnunum 🌺❤️❤️❤️
Beautiful video on the depth of the Arabic language ❤ برافو عليك
what an amazing video, thank you for the information! much love from the United Arab Emirates ! , by the way , I'm Arab and i speak english that we usually learn since grade 1, but I'm studying Chinese mandarin recently, since i live in Beijing now, and its such an interesting and beautiful language !
Eid Mubarak my brother and sister ❤ Allahuma Baarik good video ❤
What a great video, I love the Arabic language ❤
انتبهت على لفظها لحرف القاف (ق) جميل جداً ومُفخم ❤️🔥✨✨
عروبتنا تفديك القلوب
ويحميك بالدم جيش الكنانة ❤
You're amazing in showing the origins of every detail about the language very academic and smart way to show it up
Thanks a lot ❤❤❤
Hello and Salam Alaikum
Congratulations and hats 📴 for this concise yet comprehensive overview of my beloved language.
I am from Algeria and I do like the content. I just want to tell everyone who want to learn Arabic that we as Arabic native speakers from different countries when meeting each other especially one from north west Africa and one from the middle east we use an altered form of Modern Standard Arabic. It's using standard terms but with the pronunciation and grammatical structure of each one's colloquial form of the language. It is similar to Spanish speakers once meeting each other they keep the accent but use neutral and standardized vocabulary.
By the way the diversity of accents in Arabic is quite similar to that of Spanish. I speak Spanish and Arabic and as a comparison I can compare my Algerian Arabic dialect to Argentinian Spanish and Egyptian Arabic to Mexican Spanish Syrian and Lebanese to Colombian and Venezuelan Spanish and so on.
I am originally Arabic, however this is the first time I learn all these facts about Arabic language.
- there were some written pre-Islamic arabic poems, usually they were hanged on the Ka'aba in Mecca, they were called Al Mu'alaqat (المعلقات) meaning (the things that are hanged), and they go back to about 200 years before Islam.
- Abu al Aswad al Do'aly did add the diacretics, but his more important role was adding dots to make it easy to tell the difference between letters, before him, many letters shared the same symbol, like (د) can be spelled as (Th) or as a (D), the symbol (ٮ) was used for (th - B - T), etc.... so al Do'aly added dots, nw we have (د) for D and (ذ) for Th, we have (ب) for B, (ت) for T, and (ث) for Th etc... the story is that he had to read a translated letter full of foreign words, and he couldn't read it with the current Arabic writing system, so he made these changes.
- most Arabs consider pre-Islamic, Quranic, Classical, and Modern Standard Arabic, to be all the same thing, we call it (Fus-ha), but I agree with the foreigner view on the dialect as many old words fell out of use while many new words were adopted for new advancements in science and social studies, even some old words were given new meanings, like (Sayyara) just meant someone who walked in classical or Quranic Arabic, now it means (Car) in modern Arabic.
أصبت، معظم الناس يضعون العربية "الفصحى" الحالية والعربية القديمة في نفس السلة.. إلا أني أرفض ذلك منذ مدة، فليس من الصعب ملاحظة الفرق الشاسع، لطالما وصفت العربية "الفصحى" الحالية بالإنجليزية المترجمة.
pre-islamic arab world was the best. religion destroyed everything, imo. I wish more arab people being atheist, they will be way more welcomed to other countries for sure. I met several arab people from different countries, all of them nice people, is just a shame what religion does to them in terms of social and women rights
Ma sha Allah. For a non Arab, you have a very good understanding of Arabic. I am subscriber for quite some time now, as I love to learn languages too. And more important, you gave objective about its history.
My advice for a non native speaker who wants to learn Arabic is to learn classical Arabic or MSA as they call it (Modern Standard Arabic). There is almost no difference. Then you can read beautiful poetry, history, literature, biograhies, religion... and of course the Quran. Then any dialect is easy. Dialects are originaly from the classical language. You can communicate in MSA or classical Arabic with the majority if you don't use sophisticated vocabulary and keep it simple.
If you just want to communicate with friends, with no interest in reading books or papers, then learn a dialect: Egyptian or Syrian or Lebanese. (I am neither Egyptian nor Syrian nor Lebanese!). As these dialects are understood almost everywhere.
Thanks, Zoe for sharing interesting information in this video.
Just two small points:
1. Libyan dialect is not influenced by the French language. Moroccan, Algerian and Tunisian are.
2. In the diagram of language origins, I suggest Arabic be put at the sam level as Hebrew and Aramaic (the language of Jesus peace be upon him). These languages can be understood fairly easily (somewhat) by an Arabic speaking individual.
ما شاء الله. الله يبارك. اللهم اهدنا إلى الطريق المستقيم
Arabic is very masterclass, classic language since the beginning .Love from Bangladesh.
أحسنتِ الوَصف والنَّطق بارك اللهُ فيكِ.
As a Palestinian , an Arabian person, and a Muslim , this is the BEST video about Arabic language I've ever seen 👏🏼💗. feel proud of my Arabic the language of Qur'an 💗
cringe, why are you bringing religion and the quran into this?
Beautiful video proud to be arab and muslim , big love to palestina 👏🏼
@@Hello-ig1px I don't think you really watched the video in a proper way if you are saying that ! :)
@@Hello-ig1px because if it wasn't for the quran , fusha won't resist changing, arabic is surprisingly the same 1400 years without a single change or even disappearance.
@@Hello-ig1px there's nothing cringe except you. The video is also talked about The Quran because it came in Arabic, and i bring the relijoun in my comment cause I'm proud of it .
10:29 Exactly
If you decide to learn Arabic language and you don’t know which dialect you should learn? START with Al-Fusha.
Then you can communicate easily with anyone speak Arabic in any region.❤
انا عربية من العراق اقول ان اللغة العربية صعبة جدا خصوصا الرغبون بتعلم اللغة العربية ولكن هي سهلة على مستخدميها لان نشأنا عليها تحياتيلكم من العراق❤🇮🇶 am an Arab from Iraq. I say that the Arabic language is very difficult, especially for those who want to learn the Arabic language, but it is easy if we grow up learning it. Greetings to you from Iraq.
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I'm happily Surprised about your passion about Arabic that as an Arab person we don't really had this appreciation would you please do another video explaining to us your reasons that make Arabic is special to you
Yes yes, yes im really really curious to watch a video such you mentioned
فيديو مفيد و ممتع ❤️ إستفدت الكثير من فيديوهاتك شكرا لك ❤️❤️
MashaAllah!! Thank u sister, may Allah continue to bless u and ur friends with great beauty and wisdom. Salam
This is so beautiful!! Keep up the amazing work!💜💜💜
شرح رائع ومفصّل ..شكرا على المساهمة بفهم لغتنا❤
zoe thanks so much i wish i meet you when day and have discussion about languages with you. your channel and language focus are my favorite language Channels, you are doing a great job
I grew up learning how to read arabic in madrasah (school for islamic teaching in Indonesia) but NONE, I understand nothing 😅 but I can read them perfectly if it’s contain diacritics. And now I wanna learn more about arabic or at least I can speak it for everyday situation. This video contains evidence that I have to conquer this language ❤️
Well you've said madrasah
Which is an Arabic word
@@4ph_e hahaha I bet it is. 😂 I also learned tashrif, and as far as I remembered, “madrasah” derived from: darasa > yadrusu > darsan > madrasah. But I have no idea how to speak arabic casually 😭
@@nafismudhofar
Correct
You just need to know the 3 letter root
Sometimes it's more than 3
Even though it's my Native tounge but it's hard 😂
...or at least to understand the Quraan or parts of it!
You taught me a lot, I'm Jordanian but was born in Canada and I'm Canadian. I know how to speak Arabic (Read/Write/Speak), but understanding is another issue, and I know nothing about the history of my language and the rules or grammar. So it's nice learning about it since I didn't have any formal instruction on the language other than when I was a little child learning only the basics (harakat, and rules to writing, and such).
I love jordan! I was there for 2 months learning fuusa!
You are amazing!
This video is most useful and interesting. I am Korean. I speak Korean, Spanish and English. And became interested in learning Arabic when I traveled through the middleeastern and african arabic countries : Morrocco, tunisia, Egypt, qatar, lebonan, kuwait and behrain. I want to learn enough before visiting the rest of the arabic countries.
What an excellent video as always Zoe. I really love your all videos ❤❤🥰🥰
Our language is so strong and deep.. we have hundreds of names for the 🦁
Thank you so much for this video. It really helps to understand the evolution of the language but also includes cultural elements such as the love for poetry that Arabs hold in their hearts. I really appreciate it, Zoe, seeing that I love this beautiful language.
I was amazed by the race of the language, its history, and the civilizations that it dealt with. I really want to learn it more to increase my knowledge and my linguistic balance, and since it is a vacation, I will try to invest my time in learning this language, which really amazed me.
Chinese is beautiful for me and I found it more difficult more than my native language Arabic lol
@@khaledramadan7922 Thats a common thing in native arabic speakers they find the most difficult languages easy to learn, whereas a native English speaker etc might find them much harder to learn.
@@Sara-ky4vd u right , I think it's easy for arabic speakers to learn the difficult and most complicated languages better than English speaker coz Arabic is considered the most difficult language in all languages beside chinese
@@khaledramadan7922 yes exactly! As a native arabic speaker all the languages I have learned which are considered "difficult" I've found pretty easy maybe especially because they had arabic words like Spanish and Turkish. Even Hebrew I've never learnt it/can't speak it but I understand it.
@@Sara-ky4vd wow I am amazed that your native is arabic may be cuz your name " sara " is common in arabic and English , where are you from sara ? Iam from Egypt secondly how could you learn all these amazing languages especially spanish , I embarked on studying German language these days and I am planning to learn a new language every 3 years I wanna learn Spanish also , hebrew and chinese I am obsessed with languages lol
Eid Adha Mubarak عيد اضحى سعيد
Many may not know that the rules of grammar in classical Arabic are to preserve the beauty of the sentence when pronouncing it.
Whoever speaks fusha adheres to the musical rhythm of the language,,,,,,
I think that the owner of the video fully understands what I mean.