🍽 Kitchen appliances in Arabic! (Palestinian/Jordanian Arabic) Read more info below! The word for fridge is indeed “thallaajah” ثلاجة with a “th” ث but in dialect we tend to pronounce this as a ت in specific instances. In other places such as Lebanon, the word for fridge is “barraad” برّاد. The pronunciation we are using is Palestinian/Jordanian Arabic. This type of Arabic falls under the Levantine dialect and would be understood by the majority of Arabic speakers in the Middle East. This is considered a conversational type of Arabic that is used in everyday scenarios. Dialect, on the other hand (the one here is Palestinian/Jordanian Arabic) is a conversational type of Arabic that is used in everyday scenarios. This type of Arabic falls under the Levantine dialect and would be understood by the majority of Arabic speakers in the Middle East. Formal/Standard Arabic or MSA (Modern Standard Arabic) is the formal Arabic taught in academic institutions and used in formal scenarios such as news broadcasts, official speeches, poetry and literature. However, it is not really used in day to day practical scenarios. 📚If you are new to Arabic and have questions about the different types of Arabic, make sure to check out the FREE mini course in the bio/description!
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🍽 Kitchen appliances in Arabic! (Palestinian/Jordanian Arabic) Read more info below!
The word for fridge is indeed “thallaajah” ثلاجة with a “th” ث but in dialect we tend to pronounce this as a ت in specific instances.
In other places such as Lebanon, the word for fridge is “barraad” برّاد.
The pronunciation we are using is Palestinian/Jordanian Arabic.
This type of Arabic falls under the Levantine dialect and would be understood by the majority of Arabic speakers in the Middle East. This is considered a conversational type of Arabic that is used in everyday scenarios.
Dialect, on the other hand (the one here is Palestinian/Jordanian Arabic) is a conversational type of Arabic that is used in everyday scenarios. This type of Arabic falls under the Levantine dialect and would be understood by the majority of Arabic speakers in the Middle East.
Formal/Standard Arabic or MSA (Modern Standard Arabic) is the formal Arabic taught in academic institutions and used in formal scenarios such as news broadcasts, official speeches, poetry and literature. However, it is not really used in day to day practical scenarios.
📚If you are new to Arabic and have questions about the different types of Arabic, make sure to check out the FREE mini course in the bio/description!
Good stuff guys thanks💯💯
Great content-love your videos
Thanks for those shorts but super practical and useful lesson and tips. God bless You both!
📚Get access to your FREE mini course going over some of the most frequently asked questions about Arabic learning:
👉🏼 www.schoolofyalla.com/freeminicourse1
The mini course also has more info and a limited time offer on the full course which hosts over 100 lessons including video lectures, exercises, quizzes, audio clips, scripts with English, Arabic Script and Transliteration.
✓Follow the instagram page for daily content! instagram.com/schoolofyalla/
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻💖💖 Shukran jazeelan 💖
If you make different scenarios like this I'll learn it in no time. This feels most real life scenario.
الجلاية مش ضروري... بالنسبةِ يلي..
Ma fi jallayel😂
Salam Aleykum., I love your channel. I'm learning a lot of Arabic. Where are you guys located?
I like your videos Yalla but you talk too fast 😅