preparetoserve.com Why learning Arabic can be hard. Interesting facts about the Arabic language. Some helpful tips to learn to speak Arabic. Pronunciation tips, grammar tips, etc.
+David McGinnis I'm fluent in both, and I think that they are two worlds apart: I'm not talking about the obvious (different family languages even though french as a latin language has obviously more in common with arabic than english do), but even the kind of "world view" that they imply somehow. Though, in that sense they have in common the fact that those "world views" are so different from what a foreigner would expect. So for instance, the french is so rich in verb tenses (something like a dozen or so) while the French aren't really seen as hardworking people :) Arabic in the other hand is a "verbose" language (something around 10 times more than english!) while Arabs aren't necessarily viewed as prone to "discussion" (well, unless it's in arabic :) ) On a more controversial note, one may argue that french is more "patriarcal" than arabic since there is more feminine pronouns in arabic than in french (there are plural feminine pronouns in arabic and no such thing in french).
Would love to hear you speak some Arabic! Great to hear a fellow native English speaker talking about the challenges learning Arabic brings!! Thanks for vid.
Arabic : أعطيتمونيها English: you gave it to me 5 words in english can be melted into one in arabic, that's one of many reasons that makes arabic totally different and hard to lean but everyone must agree that it's beautiful and rich and only people who speak it will feel that
i highly recommend reading and listening to quran in arabic , this will make it a lot easier to understand and learn arabic faster ps= if you did listen or read the quran try your best to understand the meaning of every word
The most beautiful thing I love about Arabic is that We can correctly read or write any word we have never seen before. This is unique to Arabic language only!
I'm spanish speaker and I switch words in school when i learned English lol Well spanish and Arabic are similar or closer than English to Arabic :p Good vid. Thank you :)
If U talk about mastering Arabic, it literally takes life-time and still learning Arabic... I am native Arabic from Saudi Arabia.. during High school I was doing very good with my Arabic studies but I was very poor in English.. as I started college with five years of intensive engineering studying totally in English. My language skills in English had improved in some area of Grammar and Basic linguistic principles more than those skills counterpart in Arabic. So now day, I am working in improving my Arabic Language even that I am native still find so many things to learn.
Arabic has a complete set of alphabetical sounds that a mouth can possibly make. As I always tell people that Arabic is the "MP3" of other languages, you can say in few words what others languages would need to say in few phrases.
Dear friends, I am from syria, Arabic is a heavily inflected language, and it belongs to Afro-Asiatic branch, just like hebrew, assyrian, aramaic, syriac. Arabic is some what different from Indo-european languages in terms of semantics and syntactics, BUT it is really an easy language to catch and learn.
Arabic language is very strong and beautiful . The number of words in some languages : Arabic 12,302,912 English 600 000 French 150,000 Russian 130,000
i can see why you think arabic is a language that is hard to learn, i'm arabian and i still struggle with my language, we take english classes in schools as a main subject and in all of my english classes i either get a B plus or an A plus whereas in arabic i get from D to F!
Arabic my beautiful mother language . I love , it inspires me to write the most beautiful poet , and i think its very easy to read ,write and great to listen to ,especially in songs and Qur'an recitations .
You should learn Fus,ha Arabic, it is very elegant, eloquent and absolutely beautiful than any of the dialects spoken today. Also, it helps if you know French because they have almost the same grammatical rules.
I am native Arabic speaker & I know a little bit English. So, I may have an idea about the difference between my language and the English Language. Actually, the Arabic word is like liquid substance , but the English word is like rigid substance. i.e. Arabic language have the facility to derive from the root word many derivatives. the Arabic root word is like a water that will take the shape of the template in which it is contained (more that 120 template for the same root word!). each derivative or template will have different meaning of the other one, or it will point to the same meaning but in different degrees. the English on the other hand is not like this. The English word is rigid. if you want to derive a meaning from the English word you should add prefix or a suffix to the beginning or to the end of the word, respectively. but the body of the word itself will still the same.
i wish every one try to learn Arabic language because it interesting and a lot people speak it about 220 million and there are many common words between English and Arabic..........
i am an arab i really feel for those learning arabic it is extremely different than english and if i was not born as arab i cant imagine my self learning it , it so complicated to master . good luck to you all though :)
I'm impressed by your pronunciation of the letter ع (pronunced like light A) which is so hard to non-Arabic. However you pronunouce other letters fluently.
Arabic not difficult but it's easy every word you speak is the same word you write it's very clear language : it has not stress , intonation , contractions,
if anyone want to learn arabic , you won't need to study arabic grammar to speaking because arabic grammar are too difficult so you should practice with arabian people , arabic language is easy
Learning Modern Standard Arabic is like learning Latin in Southern Europe in the middle ages. Everybody thought they were speaking Latin and the elite tended to use Latin but in reality they were already using different languages at home: Italian, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Romanian, etc. So if you learn MSA, you will be able to read the papers and talk with the elites but you still have to struggle to learn Egyptian, Morroccan, Algerian, Levantine Arabic, Gulf Arabic, Iraqi Arabic, etc. MSA may help in the way that knowing Latin helps you to learn Spanish and French. A little because you know the origin, but not really that much because the language has evolved into a different language.
+maría sierra U r right but there is an only difference that exists : European people cannot understand and speak Latin but any Arab in The middle east or in the north or Africa speaks Standard Arabic fluently so don't need to struggle with arabian dialects
True, Southern Europeans cannot understand and speak Latin TODAY but in the middle ages they did. Give MSA a couple centuries and people will not be able to speak it. As a matter of fact in some circles it's already happening.
I can speak Arabic, what is your super power? really nice video, never thought of such problems in Arabic, it is just common sense for me -as native- .
well is not that different in term of the structure example: I went to the market أنا ذهبت إلى البقالة أنا = I ذهبت = went إلى = to البقالة = the market الـ = the بقالة = marke they eat food هم يأكلون الطعام we went yesterday لقد ذهبنا يوم الأمس you will go to play football أنت سوف تذهب للعب كرة القدم I love reading books أنا أحب قراءة الكتب in these examples, structure almost the same
for the word وقف it depands on how it was said same goes for علم which can mean Flag = alam Science = ilm Teach = allem Know = alima Understood = ulem but they all have something in common which is to let you know something
Great insights from an English speaker's point of view. Thank you very much for sharing.. this is really helpful in developing Arabic teaching courses ...I wonder what these 3 principles are!
For anyone want to speak arabic well U should learn quran and the holy quran is the heart of arabic language and do you know ? That arabic speakers learn quran Learn from an early age There are a lot of Arabs can not read the quran and sometimes do not understand its meaning But there is now a miracle to which there is no explanation, but it is the word of God is sure to be the right and everything in it right so that God said . In (وَلَقَدْ يَسَّرْنَا الْقُرْآنَ لِلذِّكْرِ فَهَلْ مِن مُّدَّكِرٍ) [Al-Qamar:17] (And in truth We have made the Qur'an easy to remember; but is there any that remembereth?) [The Meaning of the Glorious Quran] And that means Who wants to read and learn and listen the holy quran god will make it easy Believe me and if you don't u can try u never lose anything u will be comfortable heart and happy and your life will change The quran has many miracles U can see it in your eyes Salam
You must all try to learn some Arabic, not because its my 1st language i swear 😂. the language maybe a little bit hard for you at first , but its so rich of meanings and it has a wonderful style that you’ll never find it in any other language. I highly recommend you to try it!
That's not ture sir.. I'm a Native Arabic Speaker.. The Sentences in Arabic are 2 types: - starting with noun - starting with verb and both of them are correct but it will change the grammar a little bit. (in your example): -The red ball that I watched hit the wall in Arabic (just to focus to the order): -The ball red that I watched hit the wall. (Start with noun) الكرة الحمراء التي شاهدتها تضرب الحائط. -I watched the ball red that hit the wall. (Start with Verb -in Arabic-) شاهدت الكرة الحمراء التي تضرب الحائط So I guess you hate the language because it is so hard as you think but that's not true. Every thing can be learnt by practicing. I don't imagine how is it hard to learn German but until now I learnt the basic level in just 2 months. Also, the best thing in Arabic is having 2 tenses ONLY in Grammar. Unlike other languages.. These two are: Past and non-past tenses. TRY TO LEARN IT. BUT FIRST DON'T LISTEN TO THE MYTHS :)
Let me comment on the first part of this video. I am a native Arabic speaker and I can say that the structure is not that different. For example, if you want to say "The red ball that I watched hit the wall" you would say in Arabic (read the sentence from left to right): الكرة (the ball) الحمراء (the red one) التي (that) شاهدتها (I watched it) صدمت (hit) الحائط (the wall). So, the structure is of course different but not that much !
In Arabic you can say what you want in any formula you prefer even if you choose the exact formula like English that will be correct because in Arabic you can change the formula of the sentence without losing the meaning or the grammar I hope you have understand me.
A question to non-Arabs who are currently learning Arabic (advanced) or already fluent. Do you think that Arabic is romantic language or full of emotions? (expressions) I'm native Arabic speaker myself (Saudi Arabia - hijazi ajdi where Arabic have originated from) and I strongly believe that certain languages make us more rational whilst others makes more emotional or to be prices, shift\influence our way of thinking. Personally, I think Arabic is really full of 'expressions' since historically speaking writing poetry was the only thing Arabs in Arabian peninsula were able to master since poetry emerged as the highest form of artistic expression among the Arabs. The Arabic language developed to be very fluid and rhythmical, making it a perfect language to write poetry in. English is sort of neutral language (my opinion not backed up by any factual data) Finnish in the other hand is very efficient and precise, I wish if I can learn Finnish to strengthen my rationality. Alas, I can't do that.
I think Arabic has that rare potential of both, I studied hundreds of scripts at school, each one of them can lack emotion and state facts like a wall of bricks; but in an other script you can find Arabic blooming with emotion, the Arabic vocabulary is huge and can provide you with any type of literature you need.
Arabic language is difficult because every word has several synonyms for exemple: The sea: 26 synonyms in arabic. Sword : 65 synonyms. LOVE: 08 synonyms. The Rain: 14 synonyms. Wind : 30 synonyms. But it is the most beautiful language in the world
It is hard for him because he is English speaker :) for example: Japanese, korean, tamil.... have same grammar Vietnamese, Cantonese, Thai..... have same grammar Im dont know much about European lang. but i guess Portugese, spanish and italian should have similar grammar
+Dan Pluchinotta yes, man! I dont know how it happened! But there are some vids that proved the fact! Lots of Verbs, nouns and especially they share same grammar structure!
I'm arabian and I think that Arabic is the most difficult language to learn in the world. As for Arabians learning any language is very easy because our language is difficult but we know it . I'm learning Japanese by the way 😊 . اللغة العربية صعبة حقا خصوصا قواعد النحو والبلاغة رعب ههههه
Lol...how funny some people can be sis lol...who said North African speak improper Arabic more like North African master the classical Arabic taught from the holly Quran and have so many different dialects that unfortunately several people cannot comprehend it's okay we don't all have the same capabilities ....that's the beauty of this World. سبحاﻧﻚ اللهم و بحمدك
ive learned arabic since primary..got good grades in my secondary...still i cant master arabic...duhh..the teacher was a pattani female teacher,sudanese and some malays..i learned balaghah and scored A1 but when communicating i failed lol
Who realy wants to be perfect in any language try to listen to their songs and try memorizing it and study its alphabits. I had tried that and become perfect in many languages other than arabic like persian, afgan, pashto, france, english, greek,hebrew, kurdish, amzing, turkish, france... And I am begining with indian.
I think if i wasnt born in arabic country , i will not be able to understanding it .. every arabic country has her own words , and most of us as arabic dont like studying our language in school and we see Engslish is easyer than ArBic..
Yeah .. Arabic is hard .. And actually in Egypt people started forgetting how to speak formal Arabic. it's hard for me to pronounce the (خ) which is maybe the (kh) in English. That's because i don't use it much! Lol! "I'm Egyptian by the way" 😓 ok i feel ashamed that people now actually don't know how to read or write in Arabic "some of them! Not all" and that's just because they study in English with foreigner teachers. I study in Arabic that's why i can read in Arabic "not so good and fast" and i can write in arabic "properly" ... But for those arabs who leave it behind it's really shame on them .
i'm an arab, even i find arabic to be tough, it's not a language you can learn in a year or 2, you have to spend a lot of time (6 years or more) in order to be ale to read an arabic book and way more if you want to write one.
actually unlike english or any other language ,in arabic there are two types of sentences one that starts with noun and the other with verb ,you can switch them and it would still mean the same thing
its always so funny to me when english speakers try to use arabic words like Ain (ع) XD but yeah in general arabic is very rich language and whats even more amazing to me that there is about 9 sounds in arabic just like Ain (ع) that does not exist in english where there are only two in english that does not exist in arabic which are the G as in golf and the V as in video but non the less english is a very easy language to learn which is awesome but on the other hand to me arabic is way more accurate , but i would definitely chose a world wide language to be english not arabic , maybe in terms of different sciences and such arabic can be very good and accurate but in terms of everyone having to learn it i see why it can be difficult
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Arabic grammar is deeper than the deep web
I feel so lucky that arabic is my first language
To be honest the Arabic language is a the best difficult language in the world and also it is a the best beautiful language all over the world.
yes, i agree. they are beautiful in the sound and dialect, thats make me interested in learning arabic
the best choking sounding language in the world
thank you 😍😍😍😘
i am arabic and i speak arabic think you 💗💗💗
I want to learn arabic so bad
I think is such a beautiful language
x
Alan Del Rey i can help u
I can teach you in skype : mido123boss
I think Arabic and French have something in common.
+David McGinnis I'm fluent in both, and I think that they are two worlds apart: I'm not talking about the obvious (different family languages even though french as a latin language has obviously more in common with arabic than english do), but even the kind of "world view" that they imply somehow. Though, in that sense they have in common the fact that those "world views" are so different from what a foreigner would expect.
So for instance, the french is so rich in verb tenses (something like a dozen or so) while the French aren't really seen as hardworking people :) Arabic in the other hand is a "verbose" language (something around 10 times more than english!) while Arabs aren't necessarily viewed as prone to "discussion" (well, unless it's in arabic :) )
On a more controversial note, one may argue that french is more "patriarcal" than arabic since there is more feminine pronouns in arabic than in french (there are plural feminine pronouns in arabic and no such thing in french).
+Alan Del Rey Many say that! but it's extremely hard!
درس he studied
درّس he taught
علم he knew
علّم he taught
Would love to hear you speak some Arabic! Great to hear a fellow native English speaker talking about the challenges learning Arabic brings!! Thanks for vid.
Arabic : أعطيتمونيها
English: you gave it to me
5 words in english can be melted into one in arabic, that's one of many reasons that makes arabic totally different and hard to lean but everyone must agree that it's beautiful and rich and only people who speak it will feel that
theres a mistak
its أعطيتني
not اعطيتمونها
اعطيتمونيها
الكلمة صح هو يتحدث إلى جمع عدد من الاشخاص
لغةٌ حباها الله حرفًا خالدًا
فتضوّعت عَبَقًا على الأكوان
وتلألأت بالضاد تشمخ عزّةً
وتسيلُ شهدًا في فم الأزمان
Man i really really want to learn Arabic, such a useful language
You wrote the comment great dude, good job
every one has his main language so every one is professional at his language :)
I'm from Saudi Arabia I could teach you if you want
+Bnt Alshehry could you help me a bit?? :) I can help with English in any way you need!
+Dan Pluchinotta i can help you. In other hand, i need your hepl to develop my english speaking skill.☺️
i highly recommend reading and listening to quran in arabic , this will make it a lot easier to understand and learn arabic faster
ps= if you did listen or read the quran try your best to understand the meaning of every word
I am from Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦✌🏽❤️ and I am so lucky my language is arabic
The most beautiful thing I love about Arabic is that We can correctly read or write any word we have never seen before.
This is unique to Arabic language only!
+winx fairy I can teach you
+winx fairy I can teach you !! I'm full Arabic!
+Lara zakee sure that becaus of you are an arapic
I knew through your arapic name (lara)
+Hinata Official thanks/ xo
+Faisal Al-Enizi Portuguese, Spanish,, Italian and other latin languages you can do that either
I'm spanish speaker and I switch words in school when i learned English lol
Well spanish and Arabic are similar or closer than English to Arabic :p
Good vid. Thank you :)
Arabic grammar is by far the hardest I have ever come across.
Lol. I'm arabic but I got the lowest mark in the grammar.
Hamza The Linguist, Ikr? I have started learning it. The conjugations and plurals seem pretty complex. Interesting language.
If U talk about mastering Arabic, it literally takes life-time and still learning Arabic... I am native Arabic from Saudi Arabia.. during High school I was doing very good with my Arabic studies but I was very poor in English.. as I started college with five years of intensive engineering studying totally in English.
My language skills in English had improved in some area of Grammar and Basic linguistic principles more than those skills counterpart in Arabic. So now day, I am working in improving my Arabic Language even that I am native still find so many things to learn.
Arabic has a complete set of alphabetical sounds that a mouth can possibly make. As I always tell people that Arabic is the "MP3" of other languages, you can say in few words what others languages would need to say in few phrases.
Spanish has some arabic words.
Maybe because arabs stayed in spain for 800 years
Dialect Arabic words I would say !
like what ؟
+Rayan like azúcar which in arabic is السكر azafrán= الزعفران arroz= الأرز aceite= الزيت etc
also in eng sugar rice saffron
Dear friends, I am from syria, Arabic is a heavily inflected language, and it belongs to Afro-Asiatic branch, just like hebrew, assyrian, aramaic, syriac. Arabic is some what different from Indo-european languages in terms of semantics and syntactics, BUT it is really an easy language to catch and learn.
Arabic language is very strong and beautiful .
The number of words in some languages : Arabic 12,302,912 English 600 000 French 150,000 Russian 130,000
That's not true at all lol
No its true
Actually it's true Arabic is the hardest!
most beautiful language ever..proud to be arabic
wow i can't believe i know almost everything ,, my language looks hard but guys you can do it it's beautiful
نصيحة لمن يريد أن يتعلم اللغة العربية .
يجب أن تعلم ان ليس هناك شيء مستحيل في الحياة و أي لغة تكتسبها بعد الممارسة
لازم تكتب نصيحتك باللغة الإنجليزية ﻷن العرب ما يحتاجوها هههههه
+ORENGEcarot هههههه!!!wth!!!
+ORENGEcarot practice
لو بتعطي نصيحه اكتبها باللغه الانجليزيه اغلب الي هنا م يتكلموا اللغه العربيه
لمياء خان لماذا تكذب انا امريكي و اعرف اللغه العربيه هل انت صرصور؟
i can see why you think arabic is a language that is hard to learn, i'm arabian and i still struggle with my language, we take english classes in schools as a main subject and in all of my english classes i either get a B plus or an A plus whereas in arabic i get from D to F!
Arabic my beautiful mother language . I love , it inspires me to write the most beautiful poet , and i think its very easy to read ,write and great to listen to ,especially in songs and Qur'an recitations .
I am blessed that my native language is Arabic.
You should learn Fus,ha Arabic, it is very elegant, eloquent and absolutely beautiful than any of the dialects spoken today. Also, it helps if you know French because they have almost the same grammatical rules.
Watching this video made me realize how lucky I am to be raised with Arabic.
I am native Arabic speaker & I know a little bit English. So, I may have an idea about the difference between my language and the English Language.
Actually, the Arabic word is like liquid substance , but the English word is like rigid substance. i.e. Arabic language have the facility to derive from the root word many derivatives. the Arabic root word is like a water that will take the shape of the template in which it is contained (more that 120 template for the same root word!). each derivative or template will have different meaning of the other one, or it will point to the same meaning but in different degrees.
the English on the other hand is not like this. The English word is rigid. if you want to derive a meaning from the English word you should add prefix or a suffix to the beginning or to the end of the word, respectively. but the body of the word itself will still the same.
i wish every one try to learn Arabic language because it interesting and a lot people speak it about 220 million and there are many common words between English and Arabic..........
i am an arab
i really feel for those learning arabic it is extremely different than english and if i was not born as arab i cant imagine my self learning it , it so complicated to master .
good luck to you all though :)
***** amen to that
😁😁😁😁 I'm so proud 😁 😊
I am Muslim 😊😊 And I am so proud 😊😊😊😄😄😄
that's very good:)
not only muslims speaks arabic;
nothing to be proud about ~
Hassan Abdull-Kareem 😒😒😒😒
nada Alshahawy thanks 😊😊
same here dude ;)
I'm impressed by your pronunciation of the letter ع (pronunced like light A) which is so hard to non-Arabic. However you pronunouce other letters fluently.
Arabic not difficult but it's easy every word you speak is the same word you write it's very clear language : it has not stress , intonation , contractions,
if anyone want to learn arabic , you won't need to study arabic grammar to speaking because arabic grammar are too difficult so you should practice with arabian people , arabic language is easy
But you can't read the Quran if your not good in grammar dude!
العَرَبِيَّةُ لُغَةٌ جَمِيلَةٌ،وَغَنِيَّةٌ بِالمُفْرَدَاتِ .
Taking arabic this summer can't wait
Learning Modern Standard Arabic is like learning Latin in Southern Europe in the middle ages. Everybody thought they were speaking Latin and the elite tended to use Latin but in reality they were already using different languages at home: Italian, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Romanian, etc. So if you learn MSA, you will be able to read the papers and talk with the elites but you still have to struggle to learn Egyptian, Morroccan, Algerian, Levantine Arabic, Gulf Arabic, Iraqi Arabic, etc. MSA may help in the way that knowing Latin helps you to learn Spanish and French. A little because you know the origin, but not really that much because the language has evolved into a different language.
+maría sierra U r right but there is an only difference that exists : European people cannot understand and speak Latin but any Arab in The middle east or in the north or Africa speaks Standard Arabic fluently so don't need to struggle with arabian dialects
True, Southern Europeans cannot understand and speak Latin TODAY but in the middle ages they did. Give MSA a couple centuries and people will not be able to speak it. As a matter of fact in some circles it's already happening.
I can speak Arabic, what is your super power?
really nice video, never thought of such problems in Arabic, it is just common sense for me -as native- .
also beside "ع" you sound really good ;)
Mohammed Arif Thanks!
***** well it is hard, the dude in the video is quite good, I've seen many people who tried to learn and failed!
I speak arabic and after thinking about it is hard
Man i'm arabic native speaker. and i have low grades in grammar lol.
for real its really really hard if you go deep with it.
well is not that different in term of the structure
example:
I went to the market
أنا ذهبت إلى البقالة
أنا = I
ذهبت = went
إلى = to
البقالة = the market
الـ = the
بقالة = marke
they eat food
هم يأكلون الطعام
we went yesterday
لقد ذهبنا يوم الأمس
you will go to play football
أنت سوف تذهب للعب كرة القدم
I love reading books
أنا أحب قراءة الكتب
in these examples, structure almost the same
Halit KAYAR thanks for sharing those examples!
I'm talking about words order
for the word وقف
it depands on how it was said
same goes for علم
which can mean
Flag = alam
Science = ilm
Teach = allem
Know = alima
Understood = ulem
but they all have something in common which is to let you know something
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قصده اتوقع مقصده :
هند اكلت تفاحه
hind eats Apple
اكلت هند تفاحه
eat hind apple
اتوقع كذا
Great insights from an English speaker's point of view. Thank you very much for sharing.. this is really helpful in developing Arabic teaching courses ...I wonder what these 3 principles are!
For anyone want to speak arabic well U should learn quran and the holy quran is the heart of arabic language and do you know ? That arabic speakers learn quran Learn from an early age There are a lot of Arabs can not read the quran and sometimes do not understand its meaning
But there is now a miracle to which there is no explanation, but it is the word of God is sure to be the right and everything in it right so that God said . In
(وَلَقَدْ يَسَّرْنَا الْقُرْآنَ لِلذِّكْرِ فَهَلْ مِن مُّدَّكِرٍ)
[Al-Qamar:17]
(And in truth We have made the Qur'an easy to remember; but is there any that remembereth?)
[The Meaning of the Glorious Quran]
And that means
Who wants to read and learn and listen the holy quran god will make it easy
Believe me and if you don't u can try u never lose anything u will be comfortable heart and happy and your life will change
The quran has many miracles U can see it in your eyes
Salam
You must all try to learn some Arabic, not because its my 1st language i swear 😂. the language maybe a little bit hard for you at first , but its so rich of meanings and it has a wonderful style that you’ll never find it in any other language. I highly recommend you to try it!
Arabic grammar is hard not just for you even for native speakers, we don't even use them correctly. And i can help you , If you need any help 😊💜
Arabic: Verb+(adjective)+Subject+Objective
English: (Adjective)+Subject+verb+Ojective
this is right
That's not ture sir..
I'm a Native Arabic Speaker..
The Sentences in Arabic are 2 types:
- starting with noun
- starting with verb
and both of them are correct but it will change the grammar a little bit.
(in your example):
-The red ball that I watched hit the wall
in Arabic (just to focus to the order):
-The ball red that I watched hit the wall. (Start with noun)
الكرة الحمراء التي شاهدتها تضرب الحائط.
-I watched the ball red that hit the wall. (Start with Verb -in Arabic-)
شاهدت الكرة الحمراء التي تضرب الحائط
So I guess you hate the language because it is so hard as you think but that's not true. Every thing can be learnt by practicing.
I don't imagine how is it hard to learn German but until now I learnt the basic level in just 2 months.
Also, the best thing in Arabic is having 2 tenses ONLY in Grammar. Unlike other languages.. These two are: Past and non-past tenses.
TRY TO LEARN IT. BUT FIRST DON'T LISTEN TO THE MYTHS :)
i love Arabic
You are making Arabic seem so hard. It is a wonderful language,....
Let me comment on the first part of this video. I am a native Arabic speaker and I can say that the structure is not that different. For example, if you want to say "The red ball that I watched hit the wall" you would say in Arabic (read the sentence from left to right):
الكرة (the ball) الحمراء (the red one) التي (that) شاهدتها (I watched it) صدمت (hit) الحائط (the wall).
So, the structure is of course different but not that much !
In Arabic you can say what you want in any formula you prefer even if you choose the exact formula like English that will be correct because in Arabic you can change the formula of the sentence without losing the meaning or the grammar I hope you have understand me.
Wow man that's very impressive you're so good😳. Good luck 🌹
انا محضوضه انو انا بتكلم عربي 😂💔
I am so lucky because I am Arabic 😂💔
i found that arabic is an extremely completely logical language
I find it weird when I see some Brothers reciting Quran very well with almost no mistakes , yet they don't know langauge itself
A question to non-Arabs who are currently learning Arabic (advanced) or already fluent. Do you think that Arabic is romantic language or full of emotions? (expressions) I'm native Arabic speaker myself (Saudi Arabia - hijazi
ajdi where Arabic have originated from) and I strongly believe that certain languages make us more rational whilst others makes more emotional or to be prices, shift\influence our way of thinking.
Personally, I think Arabic is really full of 'expressions' since historically speaking writing poetry was the only thing Arabs in Arabian peninsula were able to master since poetry emerged as the highest form of artistic expression among the Arabs. The Arabic language developed to be very fluid and rhythmical, making it a perfect language to write poetry in. English is sort of neutral language (my opinion not backed up by any factual data) Finnish in the other hand is very efficient and precise, I wish if I can learn Finnish to strengthen my rationality. Alas, I can't do that.
I think Arabic has that rare potential of both, I studied hundreds of scripts at school, each one of them can lack emotion and state facts like a wall of bricks; but in an other script you can find Arabic blooming with emotion, the Arabic vocabulary is huge and can provide you with any type of literature you need.
I agree .. a native Arab speaker
I would say that sentences could start with verbs or nouns
جملة فعلية و جملة اسمية
well done
Arabic language is difficult because every word has several synonyms
for exemple:
The sea: 26 synonyms in arabic.
Sword : 65 synonyms.
LOVE: 08 synonyms.
The Rain: 14 synonyms.
Wind : 30 synonyms.
But it is the most beautiful language in the world
The language is extremely beautiful
Im so happy
I learnt it
If ur learning the Lagrange then dont give up
It is hard for him because he is English speaker :)
for example: Japanese, korean, tamil.... have same grammar
Vietnamese, Cantonese, Thai..... have same grammar
Im dont know much about European lang. but i guess Portugese, spanish and italian should have similar grammar
+Le NGuyen Japanese and Tamil??
+Dan Pluchinotta yes, man! I dont know how it happened! But there are some vids that proved the fact! Lots of Verbs, nouns and especially they share same grammar structure!
Le NGuyen Amazing! I will have to check this out ASAP!!
Le NGuyen Thanks! Super interesting!
I'm arabian and I think that Arabic is the most difficult language to learn in the world. As for Arabians learning any language is very easy because our language is difficult but we know it . I'm learning Japanese by the way 😊 .
اللغة العربية صعبة حقا خصوصا قواعد النحو والبلاغة رعب ههههه
ههههههههه حتى اناا
well you said there are no vowels but it's not they are not letters they are added on the letters
eg: ذَهَبَ is thahaba
eg: قُطِعَ is koutiaa
أنت وسيم جدًّا! شكراً للفيديو!
Lol...how funny some people can be sis lol...who said North African speak improper Arabic more like North African master the classical Arabic taught from the holly Quran and have so many different dialects that unfortunately several people cannot comprehend it's okay we don't all have the same capabilities ....that's the beauty of this World. سبحاﻧﻚ اللهم و بحمدك
ive learned arabic since primary..got good grades in my secondary...still i cant master arabic...duhh..the teacher was a pattani female teacher,sudanese and some malays..i learned balaghah and scored A1 but when communicating i failed lol
not all Arabic is like he ran jim to the store, only classical Arabic. modern varieties are like English in order like Jim ([he] ran) to the store.
I am an Arabian guy and learning my language is not that hard bro.
I spoke with a native speaker and he still says grammar is hard.
Who realy wants to be perfect in any language try to listen to their songs and try memorizing it and study its alphabits. I had tried that and become perfect in many languages other than arabic like persian, afgan, pashto, france, english, greek,hebrew, kurdish, amzing, turkish, france... And I am begining with indian.
I think if i wasnt born in arabic country , i will not be able to understanding it .. every arabic country has her own words , and most of us as arabic dont like studying our language in school and we see Engslish is easyer than ArBic..
العربية هي افضل لغة في العالم و اصعبها
لانها لغة القرآن
+Maram Al-sulaimani :-):-):-)
ليس اصبعها بل اصعبها ☺️
Rose Rose ههههه خطــــأ مطبعي ... كنت متسرع في الكتابة
معليش راح اصححها
+Rose Rose هههههههههههه
+HAKIM ARTS ههههه
his pronounce is pretty good
you're genius man
I’m interested in learning Arabic, and this was very helpful!! thank you for the video!!
i can help u if u want 🙏 , i am Arabic
Miss_ Arabic, you put a smile on my face:)))))I am from North African:)))))))))))))))))))))))
Proud to be an Arabic Native speaker
I am speaking Arabic, anyone want to learn Arabic I can help him 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Yeah .. Arabic is hard .. And actually in Egypt people started forgetting how to speak formal Arabic. it's hard for me to pronounce the (خ) which is maybe the (kh) in English. That's because i don't use it much! Lol! "I'm Egyptian by the way" 😓 ok i feel ashamed that people now actually don't know how to read or write in Arabic "some of them! Not all" and that's just because they study in English with foreigner teachers. I study in Arabic that's why i can read in Arabic "not so good and fast" and i can write in arabic "properly" ... But for those arabs who leave it behind it's really shame on them .
I'm talking Egyptian Arabic it's my first language.
and American English..
hablo Español en poco. .
i can learn anyone Arabic for free..
Arabic is the most hardest to pronounce and it’s a beautiful language
i'm an arab, even i find arabic to be tough, it's not a language you can learn in a year or 2, you have to spend a lot of time (6 years or more) in order to be ale to read an arabic book and way more if you want to write one.
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wait, are you reading it with consonants? because 99% of books are without consonants so you have to already know how the words are read
***** ok, and how do you fimd grammar?
***** grammar is the hardest part in arabic, there are so many rules and exceptions to rules...
Very good video, sir!
I love arabic language , it's just beautiful and wonderful
it's not a hard langauge just enjoy the learning process.
im from egypt
Beautifully explained. Thank you so much :)
I wish it had a video in Marvel, Star Wars characters and phrases. This is how I learned Chinese on a UA-cam channel Skritter
It is the most difficult language because it has difficult but beautiful letters
I know Arabic and English so it's two languages and now looking to learn French
... just an other level of complexity
just I wanna ask a qustion..
wich the moor hard language?Arapic or japanese
actually unlike english or any other language ,in arabic there are two types of sentences one that starts with noun and the other with verb ,you can switch them and it would still mean the same thing
Jordan's beautiful my fathers from there did you like it there?
العربي صعب و الحمدالله يالس اتعلَّم انقليزي
Nice work bro. I'm going to jordan with BYU in a couple of months.
ChubyDukSkruber Better get used to jordanian arabic
Oh ... jordan , i live in amman .. let's get out sometimes lol jk
I am so lucky😅
The family structure is actually the same as English. They are both Indo-European
Andrew Gonzales No Arabic is Afro-Asiatic, not Indo-European.
I figured this out a long time ago
I'm taking an African migrations class and I now understand this
who is want to learn Arabic i'll teach you
its always so funny to me when english speakers try to use arabic words like Ain (ع) XD
but yeah in general arabic is very rich language and whats even more amazing to me that there is about 9 sounds in arabic just like Ain (ع) that does not exist in english where there are only two in english that does not exist in arabic which are the G as in golf and the V as in video
but non the less english is a very easy language to learn which is awesome but on the other hand to me arabic is way more accurate , but i would definitely chose a world wide language to be english not arabic , maybe in terms of different sciences and such arabic can be very good and accurate but in terms of everyone having to learn it i see why it can be difficult
Also the letter P.
ZedElite oh yeah ofcourse XD
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I am lebanese and for me arbic is easy and I now it well