I have made SO MANY mistakes but I guess thats learning right? I started Arabic lessons today and really excited to see my progress, of course ill let you guys know how it's going :) If you've learned any languages, how do you learn?
I'm also started learning arabic. (MSA) frm Duolingo app n frm other sources. But I really need a good source of Arabic dialect too like Egyptian, shami Syrian / levantine.
Naseem Bano If you want to learn some Saudi dialects, there are many dialects in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, such as Najdi dialect / Hijazi dialect / Southern dialect / Eastern dialect / Jizan dialect / and northern dialect I hope that I have benefited you and I hope that you learn Arabic dialects quickly and Mastering ❤️
Naseem Bano And if you want to learn some Gulf dialects, there is the Emirati dialect / Kuwaiti dialect / Bahraini dialect / Yemeni dialect / Omani dialect and Qatari dialect. ❤️
@@lynhl6017 shokran my dear 💖! For your help. I'm Indian muslim born in Bahrain n spent my childhood days there, now I'm in India. But unfortunately I didn't learned. But now im intrested. May Allah (swt) help us to achieve our goal n protect us. . Btw. Where r u from ?
The right way is : arbaon wa eshroon sana ( sana (which is year) is feminine, so that the first part of the number (four) must be masculine because numbers from 3-9 are used in a way that they must be against the gender of the counted thing (sana here)
Took me a while to write so please like to let him see :)) That's so nice ur beginning to learn Arabic!! I'll help a little by pointing the little mistakes you made, hope you see it!! - 3:45 maybe u already know but we use "kayf halik" when talking to one female, and since we are -ur subscribers- are plural u shall say "kayf halkum" - 4:01 the number 24 is pronounced "araba3a wa 3eshroon" and u know 3 there is a replacement for ع. - 4:11 it's just "futografee" without n. - 5:49 it's "mutaSHAkker" u see its sh not s, also u shall always use it as "mutashakker" because ur talking about yourself and ur male. - 6:19 say latte normally because it came from English or maybe french idk. Just say it as usual or say "qahwa be haleeb" which literally mean "coffee with milk" and that's what a latte is :)
MashaAllah! Your Arabic is pretty good for a beginner. As a linguist I’m impressed with your pronunciation, just keep practicing & you’ll be fluent in no time. Good luck, from Morocco 🇲🇦
Take an advice from an native syrian person Jay, you've said that you've been learning Arabic for 7 days, and I'm telling you your pronunciation is really great after these 7 days just keep at it and you will speak like us within 6 months INSHAALLAH, all love from Syria
I don't remember exactly the narration from the prophet (pbuh) but it says : if he says the words he'll have a reward and if he's struggling to say the words , he will have two rewards .و إذا تعتع فله أجران So Be happy Jay ❤
and here is another point prophet mohammed The Messenger of God, peace be upon him, said: “There is no difference between an Arab, no Ajami, no white, and no black except for piety.
@Nubras lightswho said that my friend?,, in islam we must to learn Arabic,, and if we cant we have to learn a little to be aple to read the HOLY QURAAN and doing a prayer and many things,,, in the end islam tell us that we will find easy with any hard thing we do it,, i hope you understand me, i dont speak English very well because i am from gaza ♥️
I think you need to take it from the beginning : start by learning the letters first . that's will help you to spell more easily Also it will help you to learn reading the Arabic words All love from Egypt 😁❤
I've been learning languages for quite a while and my top advices for you are: 1- find a structured course. Whether online(Duolingo for example), offline, self-study with books and listening tracks,..etc. whatever you enjoy. TH-cam is great but it won't be enough especially for some languages like Arabic. 2- Find a language exchange partner, it'll be hard at first but I promise it'll pay off I cannot stress the importance of practicing this way enough, speak from day 1 even to yourself in the mirror. 3- Be consistent. absolutely crucial. Little consistent effort is way better than huge inconsistent effort. 4- Media helps a lot, find something you'd enjoy watching. try shadowing the pronunciation but maybe in a bit later stage. One more thing, it's advisable to actually decide on whether you wanna learn MSA or a certain Arabic dialect and stick with that just to avoid distraction. Some people try to get really good at MSA then go on and tackle a dialect they like, but that of course depends on your goals.
I am kurdish and I learned Arabic language from the tv I am really grateful for that , I can speak fluently and the best thing of it is that I can read the Quran 😌😌
It is pretty good for just beginning 👌🏻👌🏻 And I recommend everyone who wants to learns Arabic focuses on listening first and speaking more than writing or reading (it could be heard and you have to be patient about it, but it's the correct way of learning Arabic ) Good luck 🙏🏻💕
You're doing great! The numbers we use with English letters are called "Franco" in Egypt It's a texting technique famous among young people that gets us to use English letters instead of Arabic ones, but still have the same sound in Arabic. (And meaning too) Quick hint: the numbers actually look like Arabic letters that arent in English, ex: 3 looks like the letter (ع) عربية __ 3arabeya 2 kind of looks like ق (the simillarity isnt so clear but It's there xD) 2amees__قميص 5 looks like خ 5amsa__خمسة 7 is for ح 7asana_حسنة 8 is for غ (brilliant idea aye? xD) غصن_8osn 6 is for ط (this one isnt so famous, "T" would do the same job) 6areeq__طريق (Tareeq) In response to shoukran: Al3afw/Alafw, La moshkela (aka no problem, not wala shey xD) and also barak allahu feek ♡ Wala shey literally means "nothing" xD, so yeah Also we say photography the same way its said in English (but sometimes the "g" we change it to غ, photoghraphy) I'm currently learning Spanish, and there's this app called Duolingo, it's really good, check it out if you havent ^^ (I know its been 2 months but I hope I helped a little) Love from Egypt ♡
Keep going 💪 All that on one week only? That's really amazing mashaaAllah👍👍👍 I think the most difficult thing to you is that there are many sounds in Arabic that you don't find in English like ح خ غ ع ص ض.. So maybe you find difficulties to pronounce them, but don't worry its something normal as a non-Arabic speaker.. just keep practicing on pronouncing these different sounds and your pronounciation will be better. You are doing a really great job👍💪and I believe that one day you will speak Arabic fluently inshaAlllah♥️ Following u from Jordan 🇯🇴
أنت تتحسن في نطق اللغة العربية ..🌹💕 ستواجه بعض الصعوبات لكن ستقل الصعوبات مع مرور الوقت ..💕 أستمر للأفضل ^^ 🌹 ____________________ You improve your pronunciation of the Arabic language ..🌹💕 You will face some difficulties, but the difficulties will decrease with the passage of time ..💕 Keep going for the best ^^ 🌹
1:40 Jay Palfrey if I may, a little tiny correction, for a group is "Barak Allah fikum Remember Enta, Enti, Entum, and for (group of ladies Entun. I hope this helps, but you will get it in no time, I can show you converts to Islam who learnt Arabic now speak it as good as a native. And for "Lugha" the letters GH for Lugha or in Arabic لغة The middle letter is pronounced with the throat as if you're gargling with water making a gurgling sound. But you're getting there bro. Well done!
You have the same mind set as me. I don’t enjoy America. I don’t like the culture. In Sha Allah I’ll go back home to Kurdistan and live the rest of my life there. 🤲🏻
xSilverScorpio17x calm down dude. No one said they hate it. I just said I don’t enjoy it. I think people can not enjoy something. Why do you even care. Are you a part of my life? My family lives in America and they enjoy it. That’s why I’m here. It’s people like you who jump to conclusions and make this world less enjoyable. No one said they hated America. Read the comment and understand it before you jump to false accusations.
You're doing great Mashalla 😍😍, I'm soooooo proud of you 💙, don't worry about the grammar mistakes, I can understand you sooo easily 😍, I send you love from Egypt 🇪🇬💙
Definitely appreciate the Arabic lesson here! Always wanted to learn so this is a good intro. Keep up the great content and let’s support social justice 🙌💯
I'm from Saudi Arabia and I'm an Arabic person, in 4:02 it's not like that it's Umree arba3a wa 3eshroon sana and to answer the thanks you say : La mushkila 🥰😇
I guess this the answer that is given to thank you depends on you cause there is loads of words to say. Even in english you can say dont mention it , no problem, never mind and so. So you must decide what to use yourself.
4:02 I wnat to correct the translation , I'm 24 years Old in arabic is " Umree arba'a wa a'shroon sana " four is " araba'a " twinty is " a'shroon " Keep going brother , may alla bless you and guide you to the right path
💕💕 so mush fun in this video But you are good wa lah , I mean you know the difference between speaking to male and the female👏🏻 learning the letters will help you forever and i will give you another word in the end of this video . If you want to say (I’m fine) you should say (ana bekhair)
Jay, you pronounced the words correctly, beautifully, and cute. Also, I wish you success and success. You must download programs to read the Arabic language. Also, you must learn the alphabet consisting of 28 letters. If you learn the letters and the way to pronounce them, it will be easy to learn the Arabic language and you should watch Arabic series or movies for pronunciation. Correct, you are now learning Arabic, but I am now trying to master the English language and I am good at it and I try to master the English language and because we also in Iraq are studying the English language but the American word and I am now trying to learn Korean and English and I wish you good luck because you are a good person❤
Way to go brother. I’m a Muslim from Malaysia and also still in the process of learning Arabic. The beginning is always the hardest but once you understand the basic words it’ll be much easier. Well I guess it also applies to any other languages. Arabic really is a beautiful language and I hope it gives you the pleasure as it gave me. For a non-Arabic speaker Muslim like me it really do help me to understand Quran a lil bit better. Love from Malaysia ❤️
هذا الشاب يبدو ظريفا و مؤدبا لو بينكم هنا من يتقن اللغة الإنجليزية اطلب منه ان يبسط و يشرح له مباديء الإسلام و انسانيته و سماحته ربما يشرح الله صدره للإيمان.
I was surprised to hear your reasons for learning Arabic because I can relate to these feelings of not belonging quite a lot. JazakAllah khair from Canada!
I firmly blv that this guy will convert to Islam , i can feel it . The path hez taking will lead him to explore more bout the arabic culture which i'm pretty sure he'll fall in love with cuz i am an arabic girl and i have grown in a muslim family , i know so much about my culture yet it still not enough ,the more i discover bout my cultur the more i fall in love with it and realize that there's so much more to learn about it. Peace be upon you , wish ya all the best ♥
6:18 You should say wahid latih men fadlek It mean one latte please Your are very good in arabic I expect you will be an accomplished speaker in arabic I'm fan from Egypt 🇪🇬
im also a beginner..learning from youtube😅just like u..May Allah make it easy for us all to understand and remember whatever we learn..and guide us to understand quran correctly..Ameen😄
First of all wow it is actually amazing that you got this good so fast. But I just want to mention something that might help you, try to pay attention when you are learning Arabic that there is a big difference between(fushaa accent) and (public accent or aamiah accent) in Arabic. Fushaa accent: is basically the formal accent of Arabic that you would find in Quraan, news, and in all the formal stuff. Aameiah accent: is basically the casual or the informal accent for everyday use, that might sound different for each Arabian country or even area. Well, we call them different accents but they actually sound like different languages since we use different words too. I wanted to mention that since I noticed that you said some of the sentences formally and some of them casually.
Hi Jay, I am glad that you are learning Arabic, This is a good start from you (Mashallah) here are some small corrections: * The wrong : hal titakallum 1:03 The correct : hal tatakalam The wrong : lil-asuf 1:11 The correct : lil-asaf The wrong : barak allah fiku 1:37 The correct : baraka allah fikom The wrong : lsanak 1:54 The correct : lisanak
The wrong : umree athnan arbarton sana 4:03 The correct : 3omri arba3a wa3ishroun sana The wrong : mutasakkir 5:50 The correct : mutashakkir The wrong : hafazik 5:57 The correct : hafithaka : M The correct : hafithaki : F The wrong : latih 6:18 The correct : latay I wish you health and more success.
0:01 It is a question consisting of two words, so do not reach them when speaking Kayfa=means"How" Haliq= I can't translate it literal translation but the general meaning like you know (How are you) #sorry my English bad😸
Hi ! I'm from Turkey and before corona virus I was learning Arabic in my school . I think as a British man you are good at Arabic pronunciation. The video was very funny . And don't worry about mistakes . At the beginning everyone can make mistakes but if you really want to learn arabic language you can learn. And also Arabic language is language of Qur'an. I hope you will learn Arabic language soon . انشاء الله ستكون من المسلمين 😇
Aww 🥰 I’m soo happy for you jay . Keep going ❤️ Ur the sweetest 😍 May Allah guide you to the path where you’ll be the happiest 🤲🏼♥️ Much Love From Palestine 🇵🇸♥️
You did agreat job it will be difficult just in the begining but if you have the Motivation It will be easier every time never give up ✊💜 and just A little note In combination we usually add un or m to the end of the word not just u except in special rules😍🥰 From syria💜💜
You are truly amazing and you will master speaking Arabic fluently soon. Keep on trying. I wish you all the best and peace and tranquility and you deserve all the best. I will pray to Allah to always guide you to the enlightening straight path🌸❤
Wow your Pronunciation is very well, i think you can developing so quickly, we're waiting to make a conversation with you in Arabic language here at Saudi Arabia..😬😅 Go up my bro... 💯👊
Hey!! as you're learning Arabic, you must know that there are different dialect in Arabic like Moroccan, Egyptian etc. So I suggest you to learn Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) and avoid dialect. MSA is understandable to everyone but dialects are limited only to those areas, I guess you know what I'm trying to say. all the best bro
4:43 جي ان لغتك العربية جميلة جدا اتمنى ان تستمر على تعلم اللغة العربية كلمة شكرا كانت جميلة جدا عندما قلتها اتمنى ان تتعلم اللغة العربية باسرع وقت لنراك تتكلم في الفلوكات باللغة العربية 😊. الكثير من العرب اصبحوا معجبين بك بعد ان دخلت الاسلام وبدأت تتعلم اللغة العربية ...
I advise you to live a little with the Arabs to learn the language from its owners. Here is my best regards. Follow you up from Jordan as well. Advice from Arabic. First, you must learn the exits of the letters before going to learn the words 🥰🥰🥰
hey bro there's three things here, first 24 means arb3a wa 3shrein second it's not motasaker it's motashaker like shokran and finally you can pronunciate latte as you pronunciate it in english that other one latih is totaly wrong
You are so perfect Jay palfery . You really did well ,I appreciate it . You have to know it takes me long time to learn and speak English and I studied At American French institute for about two years and I still study up to this moment
you are doing good already, keep going I hope you good luck it's not easy at the first time but then I think when you talk with arabic people that will help you so much we love you and support you. all best
I have made SO MANY mistakes but I guess thats learning right? I started Arabic lessons today and really excited to see my progress, of course ill let you guys know how it's going :)
If you've learned any languages, how do you learn?
love you from kurdistan hope you doing well😃
You shall learn it if you want it really👍🏼👍🏼
I learn turkish through an app called Duolingo
نحن تعلمنا الإنكليزية ومبادئ الفرنسية في المدرسة😄
What dialect are you learning?
I just want to say woooow very good, u are very good for someone is talking Arabic for the first time 🤍👏🏻🇸🇦
Yes sooo good
I'm also started learning arabic. (MSA) frm Duolingo app n frm other sources.
But I really need a good source of Arabic dialect too like Egyptian, shami Syrian / levantine.
Naseem Bano If you want to learn some Saudi dialects, there are many dialects in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, such as Najdi dialect / Hijazi dialect / Southern dialect / Eastern dialect / Jizan dialect / and northern dialect I hope that I have benefited you and I hope that you learn Arabic dialects quickly and Mastering ❤️
Naseem Bano And if you want to learn some Gulf dialects, there is the Emirati dialect / Kuwaiti dialect / Bahraini dialect / Yemeni dialect / Omani dialect and Qatari dialect.
❤️
@@lynhl6017 shokran my dear 💖! For your help.
I'm Indian muslim born in Bahrain n spent my childhood days there, now I'm in India. But unfortunately I didn't learned.
But now im intrested.
May Allah (swt) help us to achieve our goal n protect us. .
Btw. Where r u from ?
Wow one dislike already? Haters really have the notification bell turned on😂
Well done on your Arabic! It’s a good start
Hahah they definitely do 😂 Thankyou 🙏🏻 the more I learn the better I can become 😌
@@JayPalfrey my bro my heart talking me u will be mosllem in one day and soon 😘😘😍🇴🇲🇴🇲🇴🇲🇴🇲🇴🇲
@@omansweet7798 he is now a Muslim
@@amiral237 Alhamdouliallah 🍀
كلشي ميسر من الله سبحانه وتعال فقط اجتهد وحاول تسافر بلدان عربية لتسهل عليك تعلم اللغة العربية
الرجل لسا مبارح بدأ يتعلم عربي ، اكتبه الترجمة يا اخي
😌
Did you know that arabic is the spoken language in paradise 'EL-JENNA' .. this would encourage you more into learning it.. Peace from Algeria
4:03
The right way to say 24 in Arabic is :
Arba-aton wa eshroon
Keep it up 👍🏼 you're doing well
Or you can say arba- wa eshroon
The right way is : arbaon wa eshroon sana ( sana (which is year) is feminine, so that the first part of the number (four) must be masculine because numbers from 3-9 are used in a way that they must be against the gender of the counted thing (sana here)
no is not
"And Allah is the best of planners." (Quran 8:30) ❤
Wow, really, God willing, after six months, we talk to you well in Arabic, and I love you very much, brother.💚🇸🇦
Took me a while to write so please like to let him see :))
That's so nice ur beginning to learn Arabic!! I'll help a little by pointing the little mistakes you made, hope you see it!!
- 3:45 maybe u already know but we use "kayf halik" when talking to one female, and since we are -ur subscribers- are plural u shall say "kayf halkum"
- 4:01 the number 24 is pronounced "araba3a wa 3eshroon" and u know 3 there is a replacement for ع.
- 4:11 it's just "futografee" without n.
- 5:49 it's "mutaSHAkker" u see its sh not s, also u shall always use it as "mutashakker" because ur talking about yourself and ur male.
- 6:19 say latte normally because it came from English or maybe french idk. Just say it as usual or say "qahwa be haleeb" which literally mean "coffee with milk" and that's what a latte is :)
Yes u are right ❤
Also the plural in Arabic it’s not end with the letter “U” it with “UM”…For example ,Barak Allah Fikum👍
:)
3 at anytime should replace the ع ,, its not a law , you can use either the i or e
علياء
You're absolutely right ❤
The Accent is beautiful , keep going man ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🇸🇦
من السعودية 🇸🇦🇸🇦🇸🇦🇸🇦🇸🇦🇸🇦
زفت يا زلمة تجاملوش خليها يتعلم صح
@@ahmadhadad8542 وهل سمعت انت عن جبر الخواطر 😒 على الاقل هو يجتهد والقليل من التشجيع سيجعله يتحسن اكثر واكثر
@@justbeyourself7106
غلط إذا ضحكت عليه بحسب نفسه متمكن وهو مستواه سيئ لازم تنتقضه بطريقة بناءة طبعا.
@@ahmadhadad8542 ونعم الطريقة البناءة التى انتقدته به انت 😁
3:07Arabic culture and people love and support you my brother .
Thank you
@@embashr2906 ...بث مباشر للقران الكريم من مكة المكرمة....
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MashaAllah! Your Arabic is pretty good for a beginner. As a linguist I’m impressed with your pronunciation, just keep practicing & you’ll be fluent in no time. Good luck, from Morocco 🇲🇦
Hey jay for your age you said you were 42
Tip: in arabic we say the numbers backwards so like 24 is arbaa wa ishroon
Take an advice from an native syrian person Jay, you've said that you've been learning Arabic for 7 days, and I'm telling you your pronunciation is really great after these 7 days just keep at it and you will speak like us within 6 months INSHAALLAH, all love from Syria
I don't remember exactly the narration from the prophet (pbuh) but it says : if he says the words he'll have a reward and if he's struggling to say the words , he will have two rewards .و إذا تعتع فله أجران
So Be happy Jay ❤
and here is another point prophet mohammed The Messenger of God, peace be upon him, said: “There is no difference between an Arab, no Ajami, no white, and no black except for piety.
Ajami mean who is not arabic
@@soukainarammi
Yes
@Nubras lightswho said that my friend?,, in islam we must to learn Arabic,, and if we cant we have to learn a little to be aple to read the HOLY QURAAN and doing a prayer and many things,,, in the end islam tell us that we will find easy with any hard thing we do it,, i hope you understand me, i dont speak English very well because i am from gaza ♥️
This is so inspiring for everyone, especially all the Muslims! May Allah guide him and all of us. Aameen.
in shaallah he convert to islam
Ameen
@i am Muslim ..بث قران كريم مباشر
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I'm Egyptian and I can see the effort you have put to speak in this pretty good way!
Go on you can do it and you are doing great so far!
بث مباشر للقران الكريم من مكة المكرمة
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I'm an arabic native speaker
For me yor prononciation is amazing for a begginer
Just keep going
I really want to learn Arabic language.
Really interesting language.
I learn some Arabic words from TH-cam.
your name is Nuha and it is a common name between arabs ,,, your name in the arabic letters is نهى
We can become friends and I will learn you if you want.😊
I'm an Egyptian girl.🌹
@@mariam.adel147 teach you not learn you
I think you need to take it from the beginning : start by learning the letters first .
that's will help you to spell more easily
Also it will help you to learn reading the Arabic words
All love from Egypt 😁❤
I LOVE YOU SO MUCH 🌸💜
From lraq💜Baghdad
You speak very good Arabic, knowing that it is seven days, and Arabic is not easy keep going🌸
I've been learning languages for quite a while and my top advices for you are:
1- find a structured course. Whether online(Duolingo for example), offline, self-study with books and listening tracks,..etc. whatever you enjoy. TH-cam is great but it won't be enough especially for some languages like Arabic.
2- Find a language exchange partner, it'll be hard at first but I promise it'll pay off I cannot stress the importance of practicing this way enough, speak from day 1 even to yourself in the mirror.
3- Be consistent. absolutely crucial. Little consistent effort is way better than huge inconsistent effort.
4- Media helps a lot, find something you'd enjoy watching. try shadowing the pronunciation but maybe in a bit later stage.
One more thing, it's advisable to actually decide on whether you wanna learn MSA or a certain Arabic dialect and stick with that just to avoid distraction. Some people try to get really good at MSA then go on and tackle a dialect they like, but that of course depends on your goals.
Great advice
I am kurdish and I learned Arabic language from the tv I am really grateful for that , I can speak fluently and the best thing of it is that I can read the Quran 😌😌
Masha Allah bro. May Allah give you more and more success, Ameen. I'm your fan Marjan from Bangladesh 🇧🇩.
You're doing well man! Keep it up and Insha-Allah, your arabic will be more fluent.
assalammualaikum guys. i just made TH-cam channel. could ya'll help by check it out for me
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Woooow this is really amazing wish u all the luck from Algeria.🇩🇿🇩🇿
I speak Arabic and I'm so excited to see you speaking it and learning it!! You're pronouncing the words and sentences pretty good.
It is pretty good for just beginning 👌🏻👌🏻
And I recommend everyone who wants to learns Arabic focuses on listening first and speaking more than writing or reading (it could be heard and you have to be patient about it, but it's the correct way of learning Arabic )
Good luck 🙏🏻💕
You're doing great!
The numbers we use with English letters are called "Franco" in Egypt
It's a texting technique famous among young people that gets us to use English letters instead of Arabic ones, but still have the same sound in Arabic. (And meaning too)
Quick hint: the numbers actually look like Arabic letters that arent in English,
ex: 3 looks like the letter (ع)
عربية __ 3arabeya
2 kind of looks like ق (the simillarity isnt so clear but It's there xD) 2amees__قميص
5 looks like خ
5amsa__خمسة
7 is for ح
7asana_حسنة
8 is for غ (brilliant idea aye? xD)
غصن_8osn
6 is for ط (this one isnt so famous, "T" would do the same job)
6areeq__طريق (Tareeq)
In response to shoukran: Al3afw/Alafw, La moshkela (aka no problem, not wala shey xD) and also barak allahu feek ♡
Wala shey literally means "nothing" xD, so yeah
Also we say photography the same way its said in English (but sometimes the "g" we change it to غ, photoghraphy)
I'm currently learning Spanish, and there's this app called Duolingo, it's really good, check it out if you havent ^^ (I know its been 2 months but I hope I helped a little)
Love from Egypt ♡
Ooh😭❤️,I loved your attempt to speak Arabic. I wish I could teach you more by my mother, Arabic teacher, your sister from Saudi Arabia.🇸🇦
Keep going 💪
All that on one week only? That's really amazing mashaaAllah👍👍👍
I think the most difficult thing to you is that there are many sounds in Arabic that you don't find in English like ح خ غ ع ص ض.. So maybe you find difficulties to pronounce them, but don't worry its something normal as a non-Arabic speaker.. just keep practicing on pronouncing these different sounds and your pronounciation will be better.
You are doing a really great job👍💪and I believe that one day you will speak Arabic fluently inshaAlllah♥️
Following u from Jordan 🇯🇴
Woah your arabic is so good for only 7 days of learning mashallah
Especially “i am sorry” that pronunciation was SPOT on
أنت تتحسن في نطق اللغة العربية ..🌹💕
ستواجه بعض الصعوبات لكن ستقل الصعوبات مع مرور الوقت ..💕
أستمر للأفضل ^^ 🌹
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You improve your pronunciation of the Arabic language ..🌹💕
You will face some difficulties, but the difficulties will decrease with the passage of time ..💕
Keep going for the best ^^ 🌹
I can't stop smiling you really did a great jop keep going and we always gonna support you all the love 💖💖
The best Arabic sentence you can say in the intro is 'Assalamu alaikum'
I like you videos
1:40 Jay Palfrey if I may, a little tiny correction, for a group is "Barak Allah fikum
Remember Enta, Enti, Entum, and for (group of ladies Entun.
I hope this helps, but you will get it in no time, I can show you converts to Islam who learnt Arabic now speak it as good as a native.
And for "Lugha" the letters GH for Lugha or in Arabic لغة
The middle letter is pronounced with the throat as if you're gargling with water making a gurgling sound.
But you're getting there bro.
Well done!
Of course you can correct, that’s what learning is 😌🙏🏻 thanks for giving me the correct way 🙌🙏🏻
@@JayPalfrey You're most welcome.
I hope u fast with us in the next Ramadan as a Muslim 🙏❤️
Amen 🤲❤
aamiin
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The next ramadan
You have the same mind set as me. I don’t enjoy America. I don’t like the culture. In Sha Allah I’ll go back home to Kurdistan and live the rest of my life there. 🤲🏻
Great choice, Kurdistan is amazing 😍
Why are you here then? Jay was born in England, but what's your excuse for staying in America if you hate it?
Jay Palfrey it is. I’m from there. Sadly I’ve only been twice. But I enjoyed every moment both times. ❤️
@@itiswhatitis1278 للاسف انتي مخطئة كثيرا من اي بلد انتي؟ 🤔
xSilverScorpio17x calm down dude. No one said they hate it. I just said I don’t enjoy it. I think people can not enjoy something. Why do you even care. Are you a part of my life? My family lives in America and they enjoy it. That’s why I’m here. It’s people like you who jump to conclusions and make this world less enjoyable. No one said they hated America. Read the comment and understand it before you jump to false accusations.
انت رائع وجيد جداً، أتمنى أن تتقن العربية بسرعة لأنها لغة القرآن👍😍😍
Thank you for everything.
I'm from Syria
You're doing great Mashalla 😍😍, I'm soooooo proud of you 💙, don't worry about the grammar mistakes, I can understand you sooo easily 😍, I send you love from Egypt 🇪🇬💙
Definitely appreciate the Arabic lesson here! Always wanted to learn so this is a good intro. Keep up the great content and let’s support social justice 🙌💯
Welcome to my channel to learn arabic 🥰
I'm from Saudi Arabia and I'm an Arabic person,
in 4:02 it's not like that it's
Umree arba3a wa 3eshroon sana
and to answer the thanks you say :
La mushkila
🥰😇
That's true
I was going to say that too👍🏻👍🏻
la mushkila means no problem
I guess this the answer that is given to thank you depends on you cause there is loads of words to say. Even in english you can say dont mention it , no problem, never mind and so. So you must decide what to use yourself.
All the Best from Tunisia Top Africa 🏳️,, 💚💚💚God Allah Bless you 🏳️🏳️🏳️🏳️🏳️
وعليكم السلام ورحمة الله وبركاته وفقك الله وزادك توفيقا و من فضله و خيراته
You're so good at Arabic Masha Allah! Because I've heard that Arabic is the 2nd hardest language and the 1st one is Chinese
4:02 I wnat to correct the translation , I'm 24 years Old in arabic is " Umree arba'a wa a'shroon sana "
four is " araba'a " twinty is " a'shroon "
Keep going brother , may alla bless you and guide you to the right path
Aameen
💕💕 so mush fun in this video
But you are good wa lah , I mean you know the difference between speaking to male and the female👏🏻 learning the letters will help you forever and i will give you another word in the end of this video . If you want to say (I’m fine) you should say (ana bekhair)
Jay, you pronounced the words correctly, beautifully, and cute. Also, I wish you success and success. You must download programs to read the Arabic language. Also, you must learn the alphabet consisting of 28 letters. If you learn the letters and the way to pronounce them, it will be easy to learn the Arabic language and you should watch Arabic series or movies for pronunciation. Correct, you are now learning Arabic, but I am now trying to master the English language and I am good at it and I try to master the English language and because we also in Iraq are studying the English language but the American word and I am now trying to learn Korean and English and I wish you good luck because you are a good person❤
Way to go brother. I’m a Muslim from Malaysia and also still in the process of learning Arabic. The beginning is always the hardest but once you understand the basic words it’ll be much easier. Well I guess it also applies to any other languages.
Arabic really is a beautiful language and I hope it gives you the pleasure as it gave me. For a non-Arabic speaker Muslim like me it really do help me to understand Quran a lil bit better.
Love from Malaysia ❤️
May Allah bless you ❤ and facilitate learning arabic to you
هذا الشاب يبدو ظريفا و مؤدبا لو بينكم هنا من يتقن اللغة الإنجليزية اطلب منه ان يبسط و يشرح له مباديء الإسلام و انسانيته و سماحته ربما يشرح الله صدره للإيمان.
I was surprised to hear your reasons for learning Arabic because I can relate to these feelings of not belonging quite a lot. JazakAllah khair from Canada!
I really love the way how you prounounce the words ❤ arabic it's hard to learn but in the same time it's funny
You are doing well MashaAllah 😻
You're doing well MashaAllah ❤️
7:28 for plural: hafazakum allah*
Keep followig your passion I am so proud of you❤️
I firmly blv that this guy will convert to Islam , i can feel it . The path hez taking will lead him to explore more bout the arabic culture which i'm pretty sure he'll fall in love with cuz i am an arabic girl and i have grown in a muslim family , i know so much about my culture yet it still not enough ,the more i discover bout my cultur the more i fall in love with it and realize that there's so much more to learn about it.
Peace be upon you , wish ya all the best ♥
You really speak good mashallah
Love from Egypt ♥️
May Allah bless you
Ameen
This is beautiful .. you're smart and i think you can learn fast .
Hafithaka Allah :)
I wish you success in mastering the Arabic language ... and my advice to you is to practice the language with people 💜💜🇴🇲
You doing good as a beginner go ahead brother we will support you to improve your Arabic.
6:18
You should say
wahid latih men fadlek
It mean one latte please
Your are very good in arabic
I expect you will be an accomplished speaker in arabic
I'm fan from Egypt 🇪🇬
Can you tell me is that any difference in Arabic of saudi arab and in Tunisian pls
And also in Egypt.
@@togather7032 thank you so much
As a example if I learn to speak saudi arabic so is I 'm able to talk with other differences of Arabic's too.
@@togather7032 thank you so much you cleared my every answer
Jazakallah khair
My name is Shiemaa I’m from Baghdad i saw all your videos when you visited Iraq i love you and admire you you are a very kind person
im also a beginner..learning from youtube😅just like u..May Allah make it easy for us all to understand and remember whatever we learn..and guide us to understand quran correctly..Ameen😄
Oh that's so good 😀💜 where are you from guy? 😆
Once i saw the title i had to watch immediately! 🤣🤣🤣
From egypt ✌
I was waiting for this videoooo😍
I wish you good luck! From Morroco 🇲🇦
First of all wow it is actually amazing that you got this good so fast.
But I just want to mention something that might help you, try to pay attention when you are learning Arabic that there is a big difference between(fushaa accent) and (public accent or aamiah accent) in Arabic.
Fushaa accent: is basically the formal accent of Arabic that you would find in Quraan, news, and in all the formal stuff.
Aameiah accent: is basically the casual or the informal accent for everyday use, that might sound different for each Arabian country or even area.
Well, we call them different accents but they actually sound like different languages since we use different words too.
I wanted to mention that since I noticed that you said some of the sentences formally and some of them casually.
Hi Jay, I am glad that you are learning Arabic, This is a good start from you (Mashallah)
here are some small corrections:
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The wrong : hal titakallum 1:03
The correct : hal tatakalam
The wrong : lil-asuf 1:11
The correct : lil-asaf
The wrong : barak allah fiku 1:37
The correct : baraka allah fikom
The wrong : lsanak 1:54
The correct : lisanak
The wrong : umree athnan arbarton sana 4:03
The correct : 3omri arba3a wa3ishroun sana
The wrong : mutasakkir 5:50
The correct : mutashakkir
The wrong : hafazik 5:57
The correct : hafithaka : M
The correct : hafithaki : F
The wrong : latih 6:18
The correct : latay
I wish you health and more success.
ارجوا ان تحظى باصدقاء يحببونك بالاسلام.......
آمين
آمين
0:01 It is a question consisting of two words, so do not reach them when speaking
Kayfa=means"How"
Haliq= I can't translate it literal translation but the general meaning like you know (How are you)
#sorry my English bad😸
Hi ! I'm from Turkey and before corona virus I was learning Arabic in my school . I think as a British man you are good at Arabic pronunciation. The video was very funny . And don't worry about mistakes . At the beginning everyone can make mistakes but if you really want to learn arabic language you can learn. And also Arabic language is language of Qur'an. I hope you will learn Arabic language soon . انشاء الله ستكون من المسلمين 😇
The listing to arabic lessons is the best way to learn Arabic in few months , love u brother .
Hafidhaka allah not « hafazik » means may allah protect you. I think you should learn Arabic alphabet first and how to pronounce it. Keep going 👍
6:20
Instead of saying ( wahid latih Shukran) you can say ( wahid latih men fadlak) keep going and never stop ❤️
My greetings to you ❤️😊
بث مباشر للقران الكريم من مكة المكرمة
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Your Arabic is good, you are great I am from Saudi Arabia and I love you🇸🇦🇸🇦🇸🇦❤️
Proud of you and hopefully you will reach your goal of learning Arabic as you wish . Don't worry whenever you need any help let us know.
Aww 🥰 I’m soo happy for you jay . Keep going ❤️ Ur the sweetest 😍 May Allah guide you to the path where you’ll be the happiest 🤲🏼♥️ Much Love From Palestine 🇵🇸♥️
Ameen
You did agreat job it will be difficult just in the begining but if you have the Motivation It will be easier every time never give up ✊💜
and just A little note In combination we usually add un or m to the end of the word not just u except in special rules😍🥰
From syria💜💜
We Arabs spells “Latih” as English spelling we don’t say latehe❤️
i also dont fit in UK... i really want to leave and go to UAE or somewhere
Come in Saudi Arabia ❤️❤️ u are welcome 🙏
@@afcnawaf3869 thank you brother, im trying to learn arabic fusha too! :D
With you my friend, I understand- give yourself time then work to get there 👏🏼🙏🏻🙌
That's pretty cool ,just keep learning and Allah will be beside you and help you to learn the language of koran ♥️
You are truly amazing and you will master speaking Arabic fluently soon. Keep on trying. I wish you all the best and peace and tranquility and you deserve all the best. I will pray to Allah to always guide you to the enlightening straight path🌸❤
Wow your Pronunciation is very well, i think you can developing so quickly, we're waiting to make a conversation with you in Arabic language here at Saudi Arabia..😬😅
Go up my bro... 💯👊
I think you're learning Egyptian accent not official Arabic language 😅👍
Barak allah Fik (u)
Mutasakkir
Those all are Egyptian accent 😊🍃
@@ammaralamri2494 مصر أم الدنيا 😂😂😂🇪🇬 تحيا مصر 3 مرات
@@zeinabsoliman9446 😅😂😂
قبل الأكل وبعده 😂👌
@@ammaralamri2494 never thought about it ..I'll give it a try 😂
Hey!! as you're learning Arabic, you must know that there are different dialect in Arabic like Moroccan, Egyptian etc. So I suggest you to learn Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) and avoid dialect. MSA is understandable to everyone but dialects are limited only to those areas, I guess you know what I'm trying to say. all the best bro
6:19
You didn't need say (don)
Just (wahid) is ok
Your speaking Egyptian Arabic .. appreciate your efforts and passion for learning Arabic. Good luck Jay.
I’m iraqi and sometimes i find arabic is tough language with all its grammer and vocabulary
Don’t give up just keep learning. We are all with you💙💙
That's great 👏👏 but There is a mistake when you said your age you must say (arba3aton wa 3shroun) not athnan arbaaton.
Just to clarify, ethnan wa'arba'oon means 42, it could be mistake happened because of keyboard and writing directions.
Well done and carry on.
That's great .but there is alot of mistakes.
بث مباشر للقران الكريم من مكة المكرمة
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hi i am arabic i live in london , just want to let you know , when is plural is um exp . aleekum ,sometimes is allekuna for femal. thank you jay
2:53,, I felt thatttt
4:43 جي ان لغتك العربية جميلة جدا اتمنى ان تستمر على تعلم اللغة العربية
كلمة شكرا كانت جميلة جدا عندما قلتها اتمنى ان تتعلم اللغة العربية باسرع وقت لنراك تتكلم في الفلوكات باللغة العربية 😊.
الكثير من العرب اصبحوا معجبين بك بعد ان دخلت الاسلام وبدأت تتعلم اللغة العربية ...
WOWWWW. I M Muslim n even I can't understand or speak Arabic. I m past half a century. Maaan you are so good n dedicated
I advise you to live a little with the Arabs to learn the language from its owners. Here is my best regards. Follow you up from Jordan as well. Advice from Arabic. First, you must learn the exits of the letters before going to learn the words 🥰🥰🥰
It is possible to come to Oman to teach Arabic. We have a college to learn Arabic for non-native speakers
hey bro there's three things here, first 24 means arb3a wa 3shrein
second it's not motasaker it's motashaker like shokran
and finally you can pronunciate latte as you pronunciate it in english that other one latih is totaly wrong
It's so nice to see you speaking Arabic! Masallah!
Masha Allah, brother! I'm very proud of you. My pure dua for you, may Allah bless you. I'm subscribing today to support you.
Could you react to conversation between jesus and Allah surah maidah pls if you agree like
Wow.. good job Jay .. you are awesome, I’m very touched by your videos . Do creative work , we are proud of you ..
You're so good❤️🇱🇧 Would you like to visit Beirut? Its a beautiful city, full of culture and delicious food😂❤️
MashaAllah
You are so perfect Jay palfery .
You really did well ,I appreciate it .
You have to know it takes me long time to learn and speak English and I studied At American French institute for about two years and I still study up to this moment
you are doing good already, keep going I hope you good luck it's not easy at the first time but then I think when you talk with arabic people that will help you so much we love you and support you. all best