Flora, I'm glad to see you again! How are you feeling? In the last video, you said you were tired. And, according to tradition, thank you for the wonderful ASMR before going to bed! ❤😴 P.S. You have a wonderful, beautiful and legible handwriting! 😍
I'm really glad that there is a lot of Russians among other viewers of Flora's channel! Nice to see people from my country appreciating this beautiful channel) Всегда чудесно увидеть земляков))
When social media first emerged, we Arabs, created a system to represent the letters that had no equivalent in English with numbers, allowing us to write Arabic with English letters, here it is: 3 = ع 7 = ح 9 = ق 8 or 4 = غ so for example "ou7ebouki " means "i love you" or "7abibi" means "my lover"... or "3ajib" means "weird" or "8azal" which means "deer".
اهلآ وسهلآ في حالة اردت نجاح سلسلة اللغة العربية بشكل افضل يمكنك ان تضيفي مقطع شرح تشكيلات الحروف الفتحة والكسرة والضمة وتاثير اختلاف المعنى مع اختلاف التشكيلات مع انني اعتقد ان هذا امر صعب على شخص لايتحدث العربية
Hey! So in arabic there are also these little symbols called حركات (harakaat) or diacritics that are unseen most of the time. You can sometimes see them in learning books, religious books, textbooks, or children’s books (among others). They’re even on the keyboard (press and hold the button to the right of the space bar on the Apple one). They decide how each single letter is pronounced in a word kinda like short vowel marks (every word has them). For example the word I just mentioned is spelled حَرَكَات with them. There’s 3 main ones, َ (fat-ha or فتحة), ُ (dhamma or ضمة), and ِ (kasra or كسرة). Fat-ha makes any letter have an {a} sound, with dhamma the sound is {o} and with kasra it’s {i}. In كتاب the proper way to write it with harakaat is كِتَاب making the ك have an {i} sound and the ت have an {a} sound. The ا doesn’t have one since it’s always pronounced as {aa} (same goes for و {oo} and ي {ee}). But for its plural form, it’s كتب (kotob) or كُتُب making the ك and ت have an {o} sound. Hope that makes sense!
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Flora, I'm glad to see you again! How are you feeling? In the last video, you said you were tired. And, according to tradition, thank you for the wonderful ASMR before going to bed! ❤😴
P.S. You have a wonderful, beautiful and legible handwriting! 😍
Awh thanks for asking I’m doing a lot better!! I really appreciate the support 🫶🏻🫶🏻 hope u sleep well tonight 😴
I'm really glad that there is a lot of Russians among other viewers of Flora's channel! Nice to see people from my country appreciating this beautiful channel) Всегда чудесно увидеть земляков))
@@Rusya_Juddd согласен полностью, хах))
@@forestfloraASMRYes, it really is! Even when fully awake, your ASMR miraculously puts you to sleep in 10 minutes... Magically ❤
When social media first emerged, we Arabs, created a system to represent the letters that had no equivalent in English with numbers, allowing us to write Arabic with English letters, here it is:
3 = ع
7 = ح
9 = ق
8 or 4 = غ
so for example "ou7ebouki " means "i love you" or "7abibi" means "my lover"... or "3ajib" means "weird" or "8azal" which means "deer".
Oooh yes I remember struggling to read 3arabizi as a kid. Great explanation :)
Ahhhh Flora Comeback!!!
Thank you so much for the video
It’s my pleasureee I hope you enjoyed!!
Thank you for making the part 2 I was waiting for this video ❤️❤️ I love your channel a lot
My pleasure!!! Ty for watching and commenting!
احب مقاطع الفيديو حقتك 💓
Great video, keep doing what you're doing!
thank u for the encouragement !!!
Finally a new video, I'm so glad!! 🙌🏻 Thank you so much for your hard work 💖🌟
It’s my absolute pleasure!! 🫶🏻 Thank u for watching, I hope u enjoyed it
اخيرا❤️❤️
🙌🏼🙌🏼
اهلآ وسهلآ
في حالة اردت نجاح سلسلة اللغة العربية بشكل افضل
يمكنك ان تضيفي مقطع شرح تشكيلات الحروف
الفتحة والكسرة والضمة
وتاثير اختلاف المعنى مع اختلاف التشكيلات
مع انني اعتقد ان هذا امر صعب على شخص لايتحدث العربية
Were are you from?❤️
thanks you for your videos!❤ you're my favourite asmr blogger
Omg I’m so honored!!🌱 Thank u for watching and supporting the channel
Omg I love the background
🫶🏻🌱🤍
why isn't there any 'i' in kitaab? how do i know i have to pronounce it kitaab and not ktab?
thanks for a video! ive learned a lot!
Hey! So in arabic there are also these little symbols called حركات (harakaat) or diacritics that are unseen most of the time. You can sometimes see them in learning books, religious books, textbooks, or children’s books (among others). They’re even on the keyboard (press and hold the button to the right of the space bar on the Apple one). They decide how each single letter is pronounced in a word kinda like short vowel marks (every word has them). For example the word I just mentioned is spelled حَرَكَات with them. There’s 3 main ones, َ (fat-ha or فتحة), ُ (dhamma or ضمة), and ِ (kasra or كسرة). Fat-ha makes any letter have an {a} sound, with dhamma the sound is {o} and with kasra it’s {i}. In كتاب the proper way to write it with harakaat is كِتَاب making the ك have an {i} sound and the ت have an {a} sound. The ا doesn’t have one since it’s always pronounced as {aa} (same goes for و {oo} and ي {ee}). But for its plural form, it’s كتب (kotob) or كُتُب making the ك and ت have an {o} sound. Hope that makes sense!
@forestfloraASMR thank you so much, your anwser is very precise! thanks again!!!
oh its like galaxy asmr videos
Yesss her and flora's asmr are my favs ❤
Merci pour cette vidéo, thank you 😊
My pleasure! 😆
where are you from?
You must be an Arab! That was so good!
Your whispering is amazing and your pronunciation is on point! 👌
Tysm! I’m not lol but I grew up around Arabs and find the language extremely beautiful :)
arabic is such an interesting language!! it sounds rlly similar to hebrew imo! i suggest you try learning some basic hebrew words for a video :)
You’re completely right, the two languages are very similar :))