Assalam anleikum wa rahmatulah wa barakatuh. JazzakAllah khayr for the video. I have troubles pronouncing the light R or the Ra "muroqoqo". I find the heavy one easy. The only word that I pronunce surely right is دكر. But I can't do the same with others. I pronunce it with the heavy R.
In English English, the rolling the tongue isn't a thing. There is no need to learn it. I learned to roll the R because I had an Italian stepfather (RIP), who could do it, and I couldn't. I felt inferior so I learned it. To pronounce my French and Italian words as well as he could. The fact that it's not super important, makes Arabic much friendlier to learn. I'm learning Japanese, and its super important to get it right. you cant just roll the R, you have to do it in a specific way. Shit's tough. When I die, I want to know (in this order), French, Japanese, Arabic and Italian.
Hey, I'm also learning Japanese, and working on Arabic. I don't plan to attempt fluency with Arabic though. I also am wanting to work on Brazillian Portuguese, and Sign language. For me it's Japanese, Portuguese,Arabic, and Sign, in that order. Personally never found the Japanese R difficult. I've made an attempt at practicing French, and I was not interested enough in it to learn the French R. I also would like to dabble in Chinese but nothing serious, just wanting to see where I can go with it. Japanese is the language I'm most advanced in, which doesn't mean much, I never practice speaking. I use other languages to take breaks from Japanese because it can sometimes overwhelm me, but I also need another activity to do while not doing Japanese.
May Allah bless u and grant u Jannah Ik this is random but at the beginning u did “🤟🏻” with your hands and I think that’s a satanism thing but I’m not sure
Proper Salam is 👉👉👉 Assala-mu Alaikum wa Rahmatulla-hi wa Barakatuh and it's answer is 👉👉👉 Wa Alaikumussala-m wa Rahmatulla-hi wa Barakatuh.""-"means there will be long sound a little. If anyone say only Assala-mu Alaikum. and answer Wa Alaikumussala-m. That's also right.observe it properly then you can see that you have a little mistake.So I said you .
@@s.i6177 I reali if it's just a small mistace it's because of the speed .And ldidn't learn English or Arabic Writing.And to explain to me personally and learn the language
@@s.i6177 The person transcribed the salaam in his/her language. The spelling of "eselamun alejkum" seems fine for an Eastern European or Baltic language. However, you placed your hyphens in the oddest places for the English transcription. As-Salaamu `alaykum warahmat Allaahi wabarakaatuh. Wa`alaykum as-salaamu warahmat Allaahi wabarakaatuh.
Thank you! May Allah bless you
Assalamualaikum Warahmatuallahi and jazakallah khairun and BarakAllahu feekum and Allahumma barik
Thank you Allah bless you and your family
SubhanAllah...Super amazing shaikh Wisam...BarakAllahu Feekuma (Br Bilal included here ☺)
Assalam anleikum wa rahmatulah wa barakatuh. JazzakAllah khayr for the video. I have troubles pronouncing the light R or the Ra "muroqoqo". I find the heavy one easy. The only word that I pronunce surely right is دكر. But I can't do the same with others. I pronunce it with the heavy R.
Thanks so much 😊
Wa Alaikumussala-m wa Rahmatulla-hi wa Barakatuh
How i contact you. I am from Nepal
All blessing Brother 🕋🕋🤲🤲
In English English, the rolling the tongue isn't a thing. There is no need to learn it. I learned to roll the R because I had an Italian stepfather (RIP), who could do it, and I couldn't. I felt inferior so I learned it. To pronounce my French and Italian words as well as he could. The fact that it's not super important, makes Arabic much friendlier to learn. I'm learning Japanese, and its super important to get it right. you cant just roll the R, you have to do it in a specific way. Shit's tough. When I die, I want to know (in this order), French, Japanese, Arabic and Italian.
Hey, I'm also learning Japanese, and working on Arabic. I don't plan to attempt fluency with Arabic though. I also am wanting to work on Brazillian Portuguese, and Sign language.
For me it's Japanese, Portuguese,Arabic, and Sign, in that order.
Personally never found the Japanese R difficult. I've made an attempt at practicing French, and I was not interested enough in it to learn the French R.
I also would like to dabble in Chinese but nothing serious, just wanting to see where I can go with it.
Japanese is the language I'm most advanced in, which doesn't mean much, I never practice speaking.
I use other languages to take breaks from Japanese because it can sometimes overwhelm me, but I also need another activity to do while not doing Japanese.
Nidoking, you should change your profile so you don't normalize created animate beings(the Pokemon) since it is usually haram to make animate beings
Alhamdulillah
thanks .
RO MASHAALLAH
Subhanallah
Can someone clarify if the ر has kasrah will it be light or heavy?
Addressed that here
th-cam.com/video/gTAznGZuMdo/w-d-xo.html
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May Allah bless u and grant u Jannah Ik this is random but at the beginning u did “🤟🏻” with your hands and I think that’s a satanism thing but I’m not sure
No. It's spider man shooting webs
Eselamun alejkum
Proper Salam is 👉👉👉 Assala-mu Alaikum wa Rahmatulla-hi wa Barakatuh and it's answer is 👉👉👉 Wa Alaikumussala-m wa Rahmatulla-hi wa Barakatuh.""-"means there will be long sound a little.
If anyone say only Assala-mu Alaikum. and answer Wa Alaikumussala-m. That's also right.observe it properly then you can see that you have a little mistake.So I said you .
@@s.i6177 I reali if it's just a small mistace it's because of the speed .And ldidn't learn English or Arabic Writing.And to explain to me personally and learn the language
@@s.i6177 The person transcribed the salaam in his/her language. The spelling of "eselamun alejkum" seems fine for an Eastern European or Baltic language.
However, you placed your hyphens in the oddest places for the English transcription.
As-Salaamu `alaykum warahmat Allaahi wabarakaatuh.
Wa`alaykum as-salaamu warahmat Allaahi wabarakaatuh.
@@SunnySJamil It's not baltic but bosnian sorry Ithought Visam.