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This isn't Iraqi Arabic. This is Modern Standard Arabic with some North Mesopotamian features (Moslawi). Also, if this man is speaking about the history of Mosul, why does the title say Kurdistan, Iraq? Mosul is not in the Kurdistan region.
@@03e-210a well, not exactly. Just because some of the pronunciation is Iraqi doesn't make it Iraqi; most Arabs who speak Fus7a use some pronunciation and grammar features from their native variety, it doesn't mean they're no longer speaking Fus7a, therefore, this man is speaking Fus7a.
@@deda9829 Iraqi arabic is basically the Arabic spoken in Iraq. The Arabic spoken in Kurdistan is very close to فصحی but also is heavily influenced by Maslawi Arabic or North Mesopotamian Arabic. The reason why Kurds speak such an Arabic dialect very close to MSA is because they are mostly exposed to the language in school, and only tend to learn it for Religious or Professional related reasons such as a job.
Hussain Kadhim No, I’ve just learnt moderate amounts from my mothers side of the family. For the most part, I’m just teaching myself. While I know there may be similarities in other dialects, I don’t really generally understand them for now.
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Arabic is such a beautiful language!!!
lovely! much love from turkey to kurdish and arab people
This isn't Iraqi Arabic. This is Modern Standard Arabic with some North Mesopotamian features (Moslawi).
Also, if this man is speaking about the history of Mosul, why does the title say Kurdistan, Iraq? Mosul is not in the Kurdistan region.
Still Iraqi
@@03e-210a well, not exactly. Just because some of the pronunciation is Iraqi doesn't make it Iraqi; most Arabs who speak Fus7a use some pronunciation and grammar features from their native variety, it doesn't mean they're no longer speaking Fus7a, therefore, this man is speaking Fus7a.
@@deda9829 Iraqi arabic is basically the Arabic spoken in Iraq. The Arabic spoken in Kurdistan is very close to فصحی but also is heavily influenced by Maslawi Arabic or North Mesopotamian Arabic. The reason why Kurds speak such an Arabic dialect very close to MSA is because they are mostly exposed to the language in school, and only tend to learn it for Religious or Professional related reasons such as a job.
At 3:40 he speaks dialect, not Fusha
Man lives there and speaking from there.
He speaks standard Arabic with some Iraqi arabic
This is the standard “Kurdish Arabic” spoken in Iraqi Kurdistan
I can understand quite a bit of it, and there didn't seem to be many dialectal words, so this must be Modern Standard Arabic.
It was Modern Standard Arabic with Iraqi element but It was Interesting even I got it a little bit because I learn MSA in despite of Iraqi elements.
You are great
This is mostly Modern Standard or FusHa, with a smattering of dialect words, and a bit of Iraqi pronunciation here and there.
Absolutely love this. Thank you!
He speaks the Fusha Arabic with an iraqi accent not the the local arabic dialect of Kurdish Iraqis.
He is speaking partially formal
Thank you for this video. You have a typo in the description. It is "Mawsali," not "Moslawi"
I think in the local dialect, they pronounce it as "moslawi" even though in MSA it's "mawsilii". But someone correct me if I'm wrong.
@@Nehmi everyone just calls it Moslawi/Maslawi
CANETA AZUL?
ขอแนะนำตัว ฉันพระใหญ่(พระ) พระผู้ลงโทษสัตว์ มีธุระกับทุกคน ใช่แล้ว ฉัน
คือ ร่างหลิน ( THE BODY L H E N )
กำลังปฎิบัติงานเบื้องเตรียม เพื่อขึ้นสู่เบื้องปฎิบัติงานโดยแท้ ให้ทุกคนเตรียมการของตัวเองกันได้แล้ว อย่าช้า ดูที่รูปของฉันในการปฎิบัติงาน ให้ดู 5 รูป จริงแล้วมีนับไม่ถ้วน ทุกที่ในโลกหล้า เปิดทางให้ฉันซะ ไม่งั้นโดนหนักกันหมดแน่
บอกให้รู้ไว้ตรงนี้เลย ไม่ใช่ที่แรก หรือที่สุดท้ายหรอก เข้าใจกัน นะ
Mosul, the most wonderful Kurdish city.
Kurds have nothing to do with Mosul
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
My mother tongue is Moroccan Arabic and I’m not gonna lie I understood very little of this. Lol.
Have you received schooling in Arabic? He’s not really speaking Iraqi Arabic-it’s Modern Standard Arabic with an Iraqi accent for the most part
Hussain Kadhim No, I’ve just learnt moderate amounts from my mothers side of the family. For the most part, I’m just teaching myself. While I know there may be similarities in other dialects, I don’t really generally understand them for now.
@@autumnnights6414 your mother tongue is not moroccan arabic then :)