@@nikolaskalman9640 there isn't really that big of a difference. it just sounds different for non-native speakers because of the accent difference and perhaps a few commonly used words.
And I don't need to recommend the Egyptian dialect, I'm sure you already know how much it is best dialect to learn, because Egypt is the center of Arab entertainment and media. and I think it is the easiest besides the Lebanese dialect
Moataz Seada There is just one Arabic brother that's the one and only Quranic Arabic. That Saudi Arabians speak for example. I think that's the best Arabic to learn. Dialects are not quite professional to learn. Just like when someone wants to learn English he wouldn't go for a Ghetto style of English.
Belal DarkneSS Alright good to know. I'm originally Moroccan so I speak Darija (mix between Tamazigh and Arabic) and can understand regular Arabic but don't have many experiences with the language. I only know the Quranic version the best because I learned that one.
Belal DarkneSS Ah I can see the difference there but honestly I do not understand it good. I understand the words but it's hard to understand the meaning because Arabic poetry it very complex.
***** تدخلت في ما لا يعنيني؟ طبعا تدخلت في ما يعنيني! أنت تشتم في بلدي و في أبناء بلدي و تتوقع مني أن أصمت؟ لو صمتُّ لكنت فعلا كمن حَوَا أخته! الشيء المضحك هو أنه أنت الذي تدخل في ما لا يعنيه، هو يتحدث عن كون المغرب بلدا مستقرا و لا تشوبه أية حروب وأنت ما دخلك؟؟؟ بكل بساطة تدخلتَ في ما لا يعنيك و ها أنت تسمع ما لا يرضيك! ملاحظة: قم بالرد كما شئت لأنني لن أقوم بإستلام رسائلك المقبلة، لأنني فعلت خاصية "Mute this post" إلى اللقاء!
+Badr Zaki اخي الكريم، لا يجوز الرد علي مثل هذه الاشكال من البشر فكما يبدو ليس لهم اي شاغل غيرالجلوس امام الحاسوب وزرع الفتن هؤلاء الاشخاص يسمون بالسفهاء ولا داي لاضاعة وقتك الثمنين عليهم فلو كان تعليقه يستحق لاجبته لكن لو اجبته اعطيته قيمة الوغ من لخر خلي بنادم يهدر تايشبع راه مغيطلع مني والو اوغيكنا لرض
You just don't know how talented you are. many people can't speak the way you do even after years of studying especially the original arabic(Alfusha') which is the one you speak here. Great job!!!!!!
Well spoken. I agree that formal arabic and egyptian arabic is a good combination, because of the dominance of egyptian arabic in the media. You are a good inspiration for beginner students.
so i actually from iraq and this vid wormed my heart bc first i never thought that somebody american have intrest to speak arabic couse it not that important like english and others so i truely lost my love and appreciation to my language and by seeing someone cares and make a hole video about it ..it just give make me feel like proud in someway ...THANK U!!! and from me to you " شكرا و اكمل ما تفعل وانته رائع ":3
Your accent is really great especially because it's been just 6 to 7 month since you started .. I'm from Saudi Arabia and I'm proud to see you speak Arabic .. god bless you ♥
you make learning arabic looks so easy. been living in cairo for almost 5 years now but my arabic is still bad. now i feel motivated to continue learning arabic after watching this video. thanks a lot!
أنت حقا رائد يا تيم ولا أدري عما كنت تصر لتعلم كل هذة اللغات ولكني أعجبني مثالك عندما تتحدث إلى شخص بلغتة تدخل إلى قلبة فعلا هذا رائع لكنك أصبحت مبدع باللغة العربية الان نحن الان في 2014 وبألتاكيد تطورت لغتك الان .... بالتوفيق واصل لغتك رائعة تخيل بالنسبة لي أعتبر نفسي كسولا فلي حوال الثلاث سنوات وأنا أتعلم الأنجليزية ولكننني سيئ في إستثمار الوقت وشكرا أتمنى أن ألتقيك يوما ما .... إقرا في الأدب العربي وسترى النور في إحدى أجمل التعابير اللسانية ..
Can't believe it took you 6 months to be that good at Arabic! even us Arabic speakers find Arabic to be very hard 2 learn, bet u're even better now, that's really impressive.. Gotta say 'm kinda jealous, 'm trying to learn Spanish now and I wish I'd be as good as you are.. Hope u did visit Egypt, or any country in the middle east, ppl speaking Arabic with u here would be so much fun :)
your arabic is perfect for a six months student........some minor weackness in pronounciation but it's pretty normal..........you need to speack with arabs more time to become more fluent..........keep it up Tim....respect from Tunisia.......come and visit us
I'm so jealous you could speak Arabic in just 6 months. I've been born and raised in UAE and can read and write Arabic a bit better than understanding and speaking, which I only know very few basic words that we learned from our Arabic subject in school because most people I talk to here knows English, even the Arabs can speak English. It makes me regret how I still don't know how to speak Arabic fluently. And I came back to UAE now after college in my home country, and am having a hard time looking for a job because they mostly prefer those who speak English and preferably Arabic as well. :/ You're very blessed to have the interest and the mind to learn language so easily. Even me with interest it's still hard. I wish to speak Arabic fluently and other languages too when given the chance to travel. I've been to Turkey too for almost a week but only know very few such as the greeting haha Kudos to you Tim!
you can learn it in easy way for example try to hear first and repeat it again and again and don't translate just speak it as you speak your mother language for any help i'm translator for 3 languages peace
Your accent and the pace at which you learnt Arabic is fantastic and exceptionally impressive. I admire you a lot and you have the brightest future ahead of you. I am glad you found something you're passionate about and as a native Arabic speaker, I advise you to continue communicating with Arabs (not necessarily in fusha because it's rarely used in conversations) because you're incredibly clever and will definitely be able to master it easily by practicing it with others. I wish you all the best and hope we see more talented people like you in the future :) Salam
your Arabic is great man , and don't worry about the accent because you born with gift to speak any language ,for me you speak Arabic very nice keep up Arabic tim ,i like to have conversation with you in Arabic peace brother
اذا اردت الذهاب الى الشرق الاوسط فأنصحك بدول الخليج العربي (السعودية - الكويت - قطر - الامارات - عمان - البحرين ) فهذه الدول ليس فيها العنف ........ وانصحك في تعلم اللغة العربية الفصحة وأترك العامية على جنب لان الفصحة تتيح لك تعلم مع مليار شخص اما العامية تتكلم بها مع ثلاثة ملايين
Your pronaunciation is pretty good..in every language XD But I have a question- how do you adjust the different pronounceation. I myself speak 6 different languages. Even so I grow up with Arabic , I cannot speak as if it is my nativ language.
I know your comment is 6 years old but I'll answer anyway. As you speak 6 languages I'm sure you know this but I'll go over it in case someone else sees this. Learning a language is usually divided in 3 aspects that're intrinsically linked, but I actually divide it in 4 aspects. 1. Writing, 2. Reading/Listening, 3. Speaking, and 4. Culture. Learning a language following only the first 3 aspects will grant you knowledge of the language but from what I've learned, at a much lower level than what you'd get if you add the 4th aspect. Adding culture in the mix allows you to understand better how each word's roots and you can connect different words more easily, it facilitates how and when they're used, and it also facilitates learning other languages too if they're part of the same family. (Learning Spanish was much easier since I already knew French, German would be much easier too since I know English, etc.) By the way, I speak French and English fluently, I can understand Spanish at the same level as the other two but can't speak it as I haven't really put in the time to learn that part, and I'm somewhere between novice and intermediate for speaking/hearing Japanese. I also know bits and pieces of Portugese, Italian, Latin, Greek, Mandarin, Korean, Russian, Arabic (Standard/Lebanese dialect), Icelandic, and German (and probably some more that I forgot) thanks to adding the culture aspect to the learning process.
@@louisrobitaille5810 Pour être honnête, je comprends pas vraiment qu’est-ce tu veux dire par l’aspect culturel. Sauf pour apprendre le registre familier, je crois que maîtriser la phonétique d’une langue est la façon la plus directe d’obtenir un accent natif.
No idea about arabic specifically, but translating and listening to french music has helped med greatly with the language. Try it out! If it doesn't work, don't do it
So have you been overseas yet? And your accent and pronounciations are better then mine and I've grown up speaking three dialects of arabic! Good on you. I speak Lebanese, Palestinian (which I find to be very similar), and Egyptian. I often mix them up accidentally when speaking to different people as you did. Haha I'll be speaking Egyptian but end up accidentally throwing the palestinian dialect in the mix. It's bad when a word in Palestinian is a swear word in Egyptian. lol anyway well done! Greetings from Australia! :) x
As this was uploaded in 2011, I can only imagine how good he is now if he stuck with Arabic! As someone who's studied a few languages herself, and Arabic specifically for 5 years, soon to graduate with a major in it, I have to say i'm jealous of his language abilities. I've been studying Arabic this long and still am not where I need to be. *hangs head in shame* keep up the good work man! I'd like to see you become a foreign language teacher
رائعة جداً مع انك تميل قليلاً لتحدث باللهجة المصرية ;p انصحك ان تذهب إلى دبي حيث يمكنك الاستمتاع بوقتك بنشاطات مختلفة وتجربة عدة لغات هناك لتطوير لغتك كل التوفيق لك استمر!
Wow man I’m impressed your Arabic is very good I’m Arabic and i know that learning Arabic is very hard but seeing you have learnt in 6months only and you’re fluent in it that really gave me hope that i can learn any language no matter how hard it is
اختي تابعي فديوهاته وسوف تعرفي كيف هو يقرا اساسيات الاحرف ويتعلم بعض الكلمات المهمة وكيفية تركيب جملة وفي الاغلب يتعلمها مع ناس لغتهم الام هي اللغة التي يريد تعلمها ولكن في تعلم اللغة العربية ذكر انه لديه مدرس خصوصي في اللغة العربية اسمه احمد وهو مصري علمه اللهجة المصرية واللغة العربية الفصيحة ثم طور لغته عن طريق أصدقاء من عرب في التخييم :) Olivia violet
عبدالرحمن المخزوميجميل ولكني لست جيدة تماما في الانجلزية إضافة إلى انه يتحدث نوعا ما بسرعة أكبر من استعيابي لذلك لا أفهم كل ما يقوله, شكرا جزيلا أخ عبدالرحمن
i advice you to improve your knowledge in classical arabic and classical arabic literature and poetry. it is the best literature and best language on the world. and dont waste your time too much with modern standart arabic because it is a form influenced from english and french in wording and expressions and lost pretty much its real arabic identity.
Amazing to see you speaking Arabic. I am an American currently in my 2nd year of Arabic through school, and I’m not even close to being as good as you. I’m 15, and it’s very inspiring to see you as a 15 years old at this level. Thank you, Tim!
كونك شخص أجنبي .. انت أفضل شخص أجنبي يتكلم العربية رأيته في حياتي وأتمنى أن تستفيد من قدراتك .. في قراءة القرآن فكم من الناس يتعبون في تعلم اللغة العربية .. فقط ليستطيعوا فهم القرآن أنت تملك فرصة رائعة .. و أتمنى أن تستغلها
لهجتك جميلة جداً. وانا دائماً ما انبهر من الاجانب اللذيين يجيدون اللهجة العربية بطلاقة بسبب صعوبة. لوجود احرف لدينا ليست لديكم. رائع ما شاء الله (تيم). وبالتوفيق لك. احببتُكَ كثيراً. ❤️🌺 I loved you so much time & your accsent is just exallent like wander. Keep the good job. 🍀😍
I am soo jealous... (not in a bad way). I really want to learn Arabic!!! especially how he is American and I am parcally arab. I realy want to learn the Arabic language. does anyone have suggestions? like a good website.. anything... even you tim, lol, give me your secret.
The iron V used to make Jin straight you seem bad in math because the year is 12 months and a half year = 6 month there are no approximate answer you idiot simply he was nervous at that time
Omg tim i'm a native arabic speaker and what you did there was soo monumental you sound like a native arab you speak formal arabic better than i do you're such an inspiration thank you!
You're awesome I understand every single word u said , and its interesting because your only 17 and u know more then 20 language its wonderfull , good job keep going :)
Are you serious my friend? There is no thing called ' the easiest ' It depends on where you live. For example if you live in Lebanon you will find that Syrian accent is the easiest . If you live in Saudi Arabia you will be familiar with other gulf accents and so on. non-native Arabic speakers should learn Al fosha so that every Arabic person can understand them easily, then they can automatically learn any accent once they live in a country speaking it.
بالنسبة لك كأمريكي أهنئك على مجهودك الكبير . . . عمرك 15 سنة .. هذا شيء إستثنائي بصراحة . . كنت أريد أن أنصحك أن تتعلم اللغات . . . لذا فلتعلم أن المصري و السعودية و الدارجة المغربية ... ليست سوى لهجات .. إنها صعبة التعلم كما أنها ليست مفيدة بصراحة ... ستمكنك من التكلم مع ثلاثين مليون شخص .. بينما العربية ستجعلك تتحدث مع مليار شخص .. و منهم أولئك الثلاثين مليون .. أنصحك بالتركيز على تعلم القواعد كما على تعلم الحركات . . أهنئك .. مع السلامة :D
يمكن الذهاب الى المملكة العربية السعودية هناك لا يوجود مضاهرات او اشتباكات لاكن اذهب بالخريف او الربيع لان بالصيف الجو حار جدا اذهب الى jeddah انها جميله واطعمتها لذيذه اتمنى لك رحله جميله
Yousef Noori عاد انا مطلع على كل دواووين الشعراء وما افهم الحجازية والخليجية بالعموم تريد يجي واحد من نيويورك بالكاد ينطق ويفهمها اشرحلي الكلمة التالية لاني حقا لا افهما .الجحلط
Wooow! Your arabic is very good, it's impressive! I think you even have a better accent in classical arabic than I do even though I'm a native speaker (but in moroccan dialect). Tbarkallah 3lik!
I came here after watching your talk in TEDX :)
same
Same *high five*
same lol
nona bondoket elkahwa same here
Same
your arabic is really good!! i'm an arab myself and you spoke so good!
Medlue Same
are you Egyptian? =) Is Tim talking Egyptian Arabic ??
@@nikolaskalman9640 yeah he speaks the Egyptian arabic ,i am Egyptian too
@@nikolaskalman9640 there isn't really that big of a difference.
it just sounds different for non-native speakers because of the accent difference and perhaps a few commonly used words.
@@nikolaskalman9640 No he is speaking formal Arabic. It even says in the title, العربية الفصحى(el3araby elfos7a)
This is awesome man!
Arabic Mike hi lol
Pyramids miss you :)
Arabic Mike 😂😂
Arabic mike hello
@@pyro265 ua-cam.com/video/cREIcTL6zdE/v-deo.html
Omg , your arabic is very goooooood as a person who studies Arabic for just 7 months !!!
Seriously who did you do that ? I want to learn Spanish 😢
+Rere mexw if you know arabic y could help you, my native language is spanish .
yes I'm Arabic ,cool but how ?
do u have facebook? or something like that?
yeap of course, my english is not perfect but i can understand a lot
thats the problem do you have facebook or something like that?
Impressive for 6 months of study, I'm native arabic speaker from Egypt and I can tell
And I don't need to recommend the Egyptian dialect, I'm sure you already know how much it is best dialect to learn, because Egypt is the center of Arab entertainment and media. and I think it is the easiest besides the Lebanese dialect
Moataz Seada There is just one Arabic brother that's the one and only Quranic Arabic. That Saudi Arabians speak for example. I think that's the best Arabic to learn. Dialects are not quite professional to learn. Just like when someone wants to learn English he wouldn't go for a Ghetto style of English.
Belal DarkneSS Alright good to know. I'm originally Moroccan so I speak Darija (mix between Tamazigh and Arabic) and can understand regular Arabic but don't have many experiences with the language. I only know the Quranic version the best because I learned that one.
Belal DarkneSS Ah I can see the difference there but honestly I do not understand it good. I understand the words but it's hard to understand the meaning because Arabic poetry it very complex.
@@mezomoza7 I want to learn Lebanese arabic
As you're a foreigner, your accent at Arabic is good, you speak Arabic correctly, automatically, Excellent, Keep going Tim, I encourage you !!!!!!
There is no clashes or violence in morocco man ! ur welcome anytime here.
+youcef zaid اسكت يا عم ماريو... كفاية تخلف بقى
*****
تدخلت في ما لا يعنيني؟ طبعا تدخلت في ما يعنيني! أنت تشتم في بلدي و في أبناء بلدي و تتوقع مني أن أصمت؟ لو صمتُّ لكنت فعلا كمن حَوَا أخته!
الشيء المضحك هو أنه أنت الذي تدخل في ما لا يعنيه، هو يتحدث عن كون المغرب بلدا مستقرا و لا تشوبه أية حروب وأنت ما دخلك؟؟؟ بكل بساطة تدخلتَ في ما لا يعنيك و ها أنت تسمع ما لا يرضيك!
ملاحظة: قم بالرد كما شئت لأنني لن أقوم بإستلام رسائلك المقبلة، لأنني فعلت خاصية "Mute this post"
إلى اللقاء!
+Badr Zaki اخي الكريم، لا يجوز الرد علي مثل هذه الاشكال من البشر فكما يبدو ليس لهم اي شاغل غيرالجلوس امام الحاسوب وزرع الفتن هؤلاء الاشخاص يسمون بالسفهاء ولا داي لاضاعة وقتك الثمنين عليهم فلو كان تعليقه يستحق لاجبته لكن لو اجبته اعطيته قيمة الوغ من لخر خلي بنادم يهدر تايشبع راه مغيطلع مني والو اوغيكنا لرض
You just don't know how talented you are. many people can't speak the way you do even after years of studying especially the original arabic(Alfusha') which is the one you speak here.
Great job!!!!!!
Well spoken. I agree that formal arabic and egyptian arabic is a good combination, because of the dominance of egyptian arabic in the media. You are a good inspiration for beginner students.
لغتك العربية ممتازة جدا واضح ومفهوم كل شي تقوله
4 years ago and It was absolutely great so curious to see how its like now , keep going❤️🙏🏼
so i actually from iraq and this vid wormed my heart bc first i never thought that somebody american have intrest to speak arabic couse it not that important like english and others so i truely lost my love and appreciation to my language and by seeing someone cares and make a hole video about it ..it just give make me feel like proud in someway ...THANK U!!! and from me to you " شكرا و اكمل ما تفعل وانته رائع ":3
so impressive! ur pronunciation of all the letters and everything, almost perfect! :D
just how can i believe that you learnt arabic just for 6 months 😍😯 am arab from tunisia and i can confess that you spoke it well ❤❤ keep going
Your accent is really great especially because it's been just 6 to 7 month since you started .. I'm from Saudi Arabia and I'm proud to see you speak Arabic .. god bless you ♥
you make learning arabic looks so easy. been living in cairo for almost 5 years now but my arabic is still bad. now i feel motivated to continue learning arabic after watching this video. thanks a lot!
Just saw your TedX, keep up your awesome work!
that's awesome! i was a failed arabic learner anyway. now i have a courage again after watching this video.
where are you from
+there is no name Indonesia. are you arabic native?
yes
Rani Setiani Sujana we can exchange languages.
+REcon366 sure, how many languages do u speak? are u speaking arabic?
that was great bro, especially seeing as you haven't learned the grammar. You spoke full of confidence. Keep it up.
this is just too cute! your arabic is so good and you picked up all this in 6 months!!!!!! MashAllah! pls never stop learning
أنا معجب جداَ باللفظ الرائع للأحرف و أرفع لك القبعة على جهودك و إلى الأمام دوماً
Nice accent, I can't believe that you learn it in just 6 months. Keep studying , it's an easy language for you now.
Mashallah. I am very impressed. Great work Tim!
Keep up the good work! Greeting from Rabat- Morocco
just fantastic when its Arabic (1 of the hardest to learn i think) & its only 7 months learning , keep on ;)
lmao Arabic is so easy
@@markopolo2224 wtf! I've heard it's 1 of the toughest languages to learn for westerners
أنت حقا رائد يا تيم ولا أدري عما كنت تصر لتعلم كل هذة اللغات ولكني أعجبني مثالك عندما تتحدث إلى شخص بلغتة تدخل إلى قلبة فعلا هذا رائع لكنك أصبحت مبدع باللغة العربية الان نحن الان في 2014 وبألتاكيد تطورت لغتك الان .... بالتوفيق واصل لغتك رائعة تخيل بالنسبة لي أعتبر نفسي كسولا فلي حوال الثلاث سنوات وأنا أتعلم الأنجليزية ولكننني سيئ في إستثمار الوقت وشكرا أتمنى أن ألتقيك يوما ما .... إقرا في الأدب العربي وسترى النور في إحدى أجمل التعابير اللسانية ..
فعلاً، خذ جولة في الأدب العربي وانبهر بالقصائد والأشعار ❤️
Hey!!!!! Please keep doing theses videos!!! I really miss them! You are my inspiration~
i've beeen studying arabic for about several years and i'm not as fluent as you yet! oh,and your dialect is amazing. mumtaz !
Perfect i mean Arabic is hard and you are doing a great job ، إذا كانت هذه لهجتك خلال ستة اشهر فتخيل كيف ستكون مع الوقت ، مذهل أتمنى لك التوفيق.
Can't believe it took you 6 months to be that good at Arabic! even us Arabic speakers find Arabic to be very hard 2 learn, bet u're even better now, that's really impressive..
Gotta say 'm kinda jealous, 'm trying to learn Spanish now and I wish I'd be as good as you are..
Hope u did visit Egypt, or any country in the middle east, ppl speaking Arabic with u here would be so much fun :)
You have inspired me to keep on keeping on....I am just happy to enjoy listening to another language outside my own. It is lovely.
amazing to see you speaking in Arabic in that good way after 7 months of work. I hope you visit Egypt soon
جميل.. عندك ثقة في تعلم اللغات رغم صعوبة بعضها كالعربية وهذه موهبة أظنها فطرية لكنك أحسنت استغلالها وتطويرها.. أتمنى لك التوفيق الدائم
i think you're genius to master a language in a such short period of time
You're so gooooodddd !!!!!! I believe that you'll be perfect in Arabic after another 6 months!!!💗 keep going
I love the way that sounds!!!!
your arabic is perfect for a six months student........some minor weackness in pronounciation but it's pretty normal..........you need to speack with arabs more time to become more fluent..........keep it up Tim....respect from Tunisia.......come and visit us
I'm so jealous you could speak Arabic in just 6 months. I've been born and raised in UAE and can read and write Arabic a bit better than understanding and speaking, which I only know very few basic words that we learned from our Arabic subject in school because most people I talk to here knows English, even the Arabs can speak English. It makes me regret how I still don't know how to speak Arabic fluently. And I came back to UAE now after college in my home country, and am having a hard time looking for a job because they mostly prefer those who speak English and preferably Arabic as well. :/ You're very blessed to have the interest and the mind to learn language so easily. Even me with interest it's still hard. I wish to speak Arabic fluently and other languages too when given the chance to travel. I've been to Turkey too for almost a week but only know very few such as the greeting haha Kudos to you Tim!
اللغة العربيه مميزه عن جميع اللغات لانها لا تدرس بالكتابه لا انها بالممارسة
you can learn it in easy way for example try to hear first and repeat it again and again and don't translate just speak it as you speak your mother language for any help i'm translator for 3 languages peace
good job man
you doing great compering with the period that you start learning Arabic go ahead
Your accent and the pace at which you learnt Arabic is fantastic and exceptionally impressive. I admire you a lot and you have the brightest future ahead of you. I am glad you found something you're passionate about and as a native Arabic speaker, I advise you to continue communicating with Arabs (not necessarily in fusha because it's rarely used in conversations) because you're incredibly clever and will definitely be able to master it easily by practicing it with others. I wish you all the best and hope we see more talented people like you in the future :) Salam
your Arabic is great man , and don't worry about the accent because you born with gift to speak any language ,for me you speak Arabic very nice keep up Arabic tim ,i like to have conversation with you in Arabic peace brother
كنت رائع ، لغتك جيده جداً .. إستمر 👍
What a nice accent ! I'm impressed keep going and the Egyptian dialect was quite good ,, you made my day
You are the best I had ever seen wow great job bro!
you're so good at speaking Arabic, you're great. Come to UAE 😭.
I'm algerian and you speak arabic better than me, good job
انت رائع جداً ومخارج الحروف مضبوطه 👏🏼👏🏼
ماشاء الله عليك
الله يشرح صدرك للاسلام وينير طريقك
well you ع is very strong keep it soft and dont stressed it unless you this above it ذِّ
اذا اردت الذهاب الى الشرق الاوسط فأنصحك بدول الخليج العربي (السعودية - الكويت - قطر - الامارات - عمان - البحرين ) فهذه الدول ليس فيها العنف ........ وانصحك في تعلم اللغة العربية الفصحة وأترك العامية على جنب لان الفصحة تتيح لك تعلم مع مليار شخص اما العامية تتكلم بها مع ثلاثة ملايين
معاك حق
في هذه الدول الصغيرة فيها عشرات اللهجات المختلفة ومصطلحات بمنطقة عن منطقة تختلف.
Tim your Arabic is amazing, keep doing you are such a smart guy.
Keep up the good work ! You are very impressive . Cheers from Morocco !!
Your pronaunciation is pretty good..in every language XD But I have a question- how do you adjust the different pronounceation. I myself speak 6 different languages. Even so I grow up with Arabic , I cannot speak as if it is my nativ language.
I know your comment is 6 years old but I'll answer anyway. As you speak 6 languages I'm sure you know this but I'll go over it in case someone else sees this. Learning a language is usually divided in 3 aspects that're intrinsically linked, but I actually divide it in 4 aspects. 1. Writing, 2. Reading/Listening, 3. Speaking, and 4. Culture. Learning a language following only the first 3 aspects will grant you knowledge of the language but from what I've learned, at a much lower level than what you'd get if you add the 4th aspect. Adding culture in the mix allows you to understand better how each word's roots and you can connect different words more easily, it facilitates how and when they're used, and it also facilitates learning other languages too if they're part of the same family. (Learning Spanish was much easier since I already knew French, German would be much easier too since I know English, etc.)
By the way, I speak French and English fluently, I can understand Spanish at the same level as the other two but can't speak it as I haven't really put in the time to learn that part, and I'm somewhere between novice and intermediate for speaking/hearing Japanese. I also know bits and pieces of Portugese, Italian, Latin, Greek, Mandarin, Korean, Russian, Arabic (Standard/Lebanese dialect), Icelandic, and German (and probably some more that I forgot) thanks to adding the culture aspect to the learning process.
@@louisrobitaille5810 Pour être honnête, je comprends pas vraiment qu’est-ce tu veux dire par l’aspect culturel. Sauf pour apprendre le registre familier, je crois que maîtriser la phonétique d’une langue est la façon la plus directe d’obtenir un accent natif.
your Arabic language is better than some arabs
keep trying Tim
I wanna study German in 6 month like you
how I could do this?
Duolingo
epicdman813
Do you think listening to music will help me??
I will try maybe that will help?
No idea about arabic specifically, but translating and listening to french music has helped med greatly with the language. Try it out! If it doesn't work, don't do it
Julius Jakobsson
Thanks king Julius
That's nice. .I will do my best
ههههههههههههههههههههه
honestly u speak arabic very well keep up and dnt forget to visit algeria u welcome everytime man
You are really wonderful i am from egypt and i am really happy to see you speak arbic so well even in Egyptian way go on 👌
So have you been overseas yet? And your accent and pronounciations are better then mine and I've grown up speaking three dialects of arabic! Good on you. I speak Lebanese, Palestinian (which I find to be very similar), and Egyptian. I often mix them up accidentally when speaking to different people as you did. Haha I'll be speaking Egyptian but end up accidentally throwing the palestinian dialect in the mix. It's bad when a word in Palestinian is a swear word in Egyptian. lol anyway well done! Greetings from Australia! :) x
you are welcome in morocco any time just let me know (y)
I think you sound great man! Just amazing!!
Thank you encouraged me and gave me a boost to learn English
25 سنه الان❤
I'm fiften and I know speak 4 languages Kurdish and English Arbic Turkish
وعليكم السلام و رحمة الله و بركاته... بوركت ..اتمنى لك التوفيق
As this was uploaded in 2011, I can only imagine how good he is now if he stuck with Arabic! As someone who's studied a few languages herself, and Arabic specifically for 5 years, soon to graduate with a major in it, I have to say i'm jealous of his language abilities. I've been studying Arabic this long and still am not where I need to be. *hangs head in shame* keep up the good work man! I'd like to see you become a foreign language teacher
You are amazing :) Btw you can come to Algeria
رائعة جداً مع انك تميل قليلاً لتحدث باللهجة المصرية ;p
انصحك ان تذهب إلى دبي حيث يمكنك الاستمتاع بوقتك بنشاطات مختلفة وتجربة عدة لغات هناك لتطوير لغتك
كل التوفيق لك
استمر!
Egyptian dialect is very awesome ^_^
Thank you for the information :)
Very amazing, you are really fantastic
حقا اداءك رائع
Wow man I’m impressed your Arabic is very good I’m Arabic and i know that learning Arabic is very hard but seeing you have learnt in 6months only and you’re fluent in it that really gave me hope that i can learn any language no matter how hard it is
تم أريد أن أعرف بشدة كيف تبدأ في تعلم لغة؟ أريد تعلم لغة ما ولكن لا أعرف كيف ومن أين أبدأ :(
هو ساكن في نيوورك ولقد ذكر في احدى فديوهاته في قناة thnkr انه يصادق عرب وبرتغال ومن كل الاماكن حتى يتعلم لغتهم وفي نيوورك يوجد كل القوميات تقريباً
هو لن يذهب إليهم مباشرة ويتحدث معهم دون أن يعرف شيئا من لغتهم, أنا أسأل عن الأساس, من أين يبدأ وما هي طرقه في تعلم اللغات
اختي تابعي فديوهاته وسوف تعرفي كيف هو يقرا اساسيات الاحرف ويتعلم بعض الكلمات المهمة وكيفية تركيب جملة وفي الاغلب يتعلمها مع ناس لغتهم الام هي اللغة التي يريد تعلمها ولكن في تعلم اللغة العربية ذكر انه لديه مدرس خصوصي في اللغة العربية اسمه احمد وهو مصري علمه اللهجة المصرية واللغة العربية الفصيحة ثم طور لغته عن طريق أصدقاء من عرب في التخييم :) Olivia violet
عبدالرحمن المخزوميجميل ولكني لست جيدة تماما في الانجلزية إضافة إلى انه يتحدث نوعا ما بسرعة أكبر من استعيابي لذلك لا أفهم كل ما يقوله, شكرا جزيلا أخ عبدالرحمن
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i advice you to improve your knowledge in classical arabic and classical arabic literature and poetry. it is the best literature and best language on the world. and dont waste your time too much with modern standart arabic because it is a form influenced from english and french in wording and expressions and lost pretty much its real arabic identity.
leo sapiens I thought Modern Standard Arabic and classical were the same?
@@aaminahasan6270 its kinda similar but different, like Canadian French and original French
Amazing to see you speaking Arabic. I am an American currently in my 2nd year of Arabic through school, and I’m not even close to being as good as you. I’m 15, and it’s very inspiring to see you as a 15 years old at this level. Thank you, Tim!
How is it
كونك شخص أجنبي .. انت أفضل شخص أجنبي يتكلم العربية رأيته في حياتي
وأتمنى أن تستفيد من قدراتك .. في قراءة القرآن
فكم من الناس يتعبون في تعلم اللغة العربية .. فقط ليستطيعوا فهم القرآن
أنت تملك فرصة رائعة .. و أتمنى أن تستغلها
طبعا هذا الفديو له ٣ سنوات فاكيد لهجتك تحسنت في الوقت الحالي، لكن بسم الله عليك شاطر .
ماشاء الله عليه
at the end its not "loHjati" its lahjati with an H sound حرف الهاء
overall i understood everything great accent!
Wow! Good job Tim, keep going! I'm a native Arabic speaker and I find your accent pretty good :)
لهجتك جميلة جداً. وانا دائماً ما انبهر من الاجانب اللذيين يجيدون اللهجة العربية بطلاقة بسبب صعوبة. لوجود احرف لدينا ليست لديكم. رائع ما شاء الله (تيم). وبالتوفيق لك. احببتُكَ كثيراً. ❤️🌺
I loved you so much time & your accsent is just exallent like wander. Keep the good job. 🍀😍
You should try Saudi Arabian accent
I am soo jealous... (not in a bad way). I really want to learn Arabic!!! especially how he is American and I am parcally arab. I realy want to learn the Arabic language.
does anyone have suggestions? like a good website.. anything...
even you tim, lol, give me your secret.
i'll be happy to help you if you want
yassir errhout really that's so cool. do you live in the us?
no , i live in morocco .
yassir errhout then how are you going to help me?
mina ahmed via internet :D
your accent is spot on
keep up the good work :)
u are really really so good
in Morocco we don't have claches and violance
Your accent is perfect dude but there's one mistake you said half year then you mentioned 7 monthsانت تتكلم العربية الفصحى احسن من بعض العرب انفسهم
7 months is approximately a half a year...
The iron V used to make Jin straight
you seem bad in math because the year is 12 months and a half year = 6 month there are no approximate answer you idiot
simply he was nervous at that time
اسف صديقي زلة لسان معك حق ، شكرا على الملاحظة
Omg tim i'm a native arabic speaker and what you did there was soo monumental you sound like a native arab you speak formal arabic better than i do you're such an inspiration thank you!
good accent keep up the good work your an inspiration to others and you give me the motivation to improve my English and to study harder.
When you were talking about studying arabic you said 7 instead of 6 in case you didnt know
It's not a big problem, maybe he confused, but he speaks more than 20 languages, that's incredible.
One more thing Tim, your name in Arabic should be written as تيم not تم because تم means done.
Yes, and People would most likely prounnounce it تَمْ not تِم
Your Arabic is amazing Tim!!
You're awesome I understand every single word u said , and its interesting because your only 17 and u know more then 20 language its wonderfull , good job keep going :)
He was 15 in this video he mentioned it in the beginning
لهجتك ممتازة شو رايك تاتي الى سوريا هههه
my friend , try to learn SAUDI accent , it's the easiest and most understandable
Meshal Alshehri isn’t like formal Modern Standard Arabic? 🤔
Are you serious my friend?
There is no thing called ' the easiest '
It depends on where you live.
For example if you live in Lebanon you will find that Syrian accent is the easiest .
If you live in Saudi Arabia you will be familiar with other gulf accents and so on.
non-native Arabic speakers should learn Al fosha so that every Arabic person can understand them easily, then they can automatically learn any accent once they live in a country speaking it.
nah, its the hardest
Salam bro, Can you teach me Saudi Dialext plz...we can have chat on hangouts.
your arabic is perfect! i like it! just amazing
at your age, in a very short time learning.. you are doing excellent. your accent is very good. thanks for sharing this with us.
أخيرا لقيت الي يسوي صوت جوجل ترانسليت .هههههههههههههههه
ههههههه
+marco verratti هههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههه
+marco verratti hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
+marco verratti ههههههههههههههه
+marco verratti ما بصير تتخوت عليه ، منيح منه قدر يتقن اللة العربية ب7 اشهر فقط وهو مش عربي ، عنجد عيب
بالنسبة لك كأمريكي أهنئك على مجهودك الكبير . . . عمرك 15 سنة .. هذا شيء إستثنائي بصراحة . .
كنت أريد أن أنصحك أن تتعلم اللغات . . . لذا فلتعلم أن المصري و السعودية و الدارجة المغربية ... ليست سوى لهجات .. إنها صعبة التعلم كما أنها ليست مفيدة بصراحة ... ستمكنك من التكلم مع ثلاثين مليون شخص .. بينما العربية ستجعلك تتحدث مع مليار شخص .. و منهم أولئك الثلاثين مليون .. أنصحك بالتركيز على تعلم القواعد كما على تعلم الحركات . . أهنئك .. مع السلامة :D
يمكن الذهاب الى المملكة العربية السعودية هناك لا يوجود مضاهرات او اشتباكات لاكن اذهب بالخريف او الربيع لان بالصيف الجو حار جدا اذهب الى jeddah انها جميله واطعمتها لذيذه اتمنى لك رحله جميله
جدة بالطبع :) افضل مكان لتعلم لهحة. و اللهجة الحجازية هي من افضل و اسهل و اشيع اللهجات.
ليس بإمكانه الذهاب للسعودية لسبب بسيط و هو ان السعودية لا تعطي تصاريح دخول للسياحة
Yousef Noori عاد انا مطلع على كل دواووين الشعراء وما افهم الحجازية والخليجية بالعموم تريد يجي واحد من نيويورك بالكاد ينطق ويفهمها
اشرحلي الكلمة التالية لاني حقا لا افهما .الجحلط
bilal setif يا ابويا محد يستخدم الجحلط.. انتا شكلك من ايام الطيبين المهم معناها ((يعني البخيل الي مايدفع ويخاف على اشيائه))
الله يقرفك ياشيخ قال ايش قال جدة
رائع جدا ❤ انت شخص مميز اتمنى ان اللغة العربية قد نالت اعجابك 👍
I want to = Oreedo. you kept saying "aradato"
aradato = I wanted to.
thats aradto
Oreedo == present
aradto == past
it is the same verb but different time
Avernaus ؤريد بطاطس ليس فرن lel translate this!
OrangeXD Gaming What you said was "I want potatoes not an oven"
ياولد ابعد عن النحو والقواعد وقصايد احمد شوقي
حنا عرب وسعوديين ماضبطنا اللغه العربيه بالفصحى
أنالا أوافقك في ما قلته
تكلم عن نفسك فقط
Fahad ALMutairi
هههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههه
انني اسف يأخوتي. لقد استعجلت في الرد وانا اعتذر منكم ياساده
Fahad ALMutairi هههههههههههههههههه عطيته الخلاصة
That's Amazing! I started learning Arabic few weeks ago. Hopefully I'll be able to speak fluently إن شاء الله.
Wooow! Your arabic is very good, it's impressive! I think you even have a better accent in classical arabic than I do even though I'm a native speaker (but in moroccan dialect). Tbarkallah 3lik!