Allah swt bless this wonderful girl,best arabic teacher.I had two far older male arabic sheikh teachers at college,who were useless constantly nitpicking,making things complicated,what a surprise only two students finished their course out of 34.I learnt most off maha
Thank you for making us learn Arabic in a so easy way em learning just because of u the way you teach the way you make us understand I just love it thank you once again ❤️
maha i am so excited to have you around u r one in a million may you live more longer to help us so that we help others fall in love with sweet arabic language
Dear Maha! I study arabic 'til few months and i thought soooooo hard language, but how i watching ur videos day by day easier. Very heplful ur teaching, thx a lot. i wsi all the best, pls continue the lessons :)
Maha, there is another problem about prural you haven't explained yet like non-human prural which will consider as feminin singular. Please make video about this and give us muuuch example sentences. :) Salaam from your student in indonesia :)
عاشت ايدك مها درس رائع عن الجمع بس اعتقد جمع كلمة مدرسه هي مدارس وليست مدرسات وكذلك بالنسبه لجمع كلمة محامي هي محامون وليست محاميون ولكن بالعموم اعتقد انك جيده
Maha- I subscribed to your channel today after watching a couple of your Hebrew lessons videos. This video struck me and got my attention. Thank you for being honest and straightforward about your feelings. I am sorry that you were upset about the haircut but the only thing that comes to mind is that you have been so used to the previous hair volume that now it feels "empty" or "shallow" but let me tell you that I think you look beautiful in this "new look" as well. Shalom
In spoken Arabic "een" (ين) is used for all cases, but the "correct" forms in both written & standard Arabic are: "oon" (ون) for the nominative case (= subject of the verb) & "een" for the oblique case (direct/indirect object & after prepositions). So: "The Egyptians (المصريون) saw Mehmet" but "Mehmet saw the Egyptians (المصريين)".
Actually, if you think about it, there are different patterns for plurals, so really there are really rules for different plural patterns. Like if you have a word like daftar, mat3am, shubbak, fustan, etc... their plurals fit a pattern: dafaatir, mataa3im, shabaabiik, fasaatiin, etc...
Asalamu Aleykum Maha))) Thanks a lot for your lessons...realy i learn easily...and get many positove emotions...you are awsome...))) Shukran Habibti)))
the way she stopped when she heard the ambulance and she got flustered... I'm sure she was saying a saying in her head "may nothing bad have happened to wherever the ambulance is going".... unfortunately this is life in Palestine. You're a beautiful person, Maha! May God free your country!
*MarHaba mu'allime Maha, at about **02:10** in the video, can I also add 'een' to masculine singular nouns to make them plural, for example, male teachers can be 'mu'allimoon OR mu'allimeen' ? Yikhlif aleki.*
long time! Um,great video! I love watching your videos.. Dont you think that it would be better if you explained the types of plural ( mozakar salem-Moaneth salem - takseer ) with their rules! I mean,you did explain that ,but you did not category your explanation! um,,,,,,,,,, P.S let me know what is the plural for Ebna? hehe :D
Your English has improved substantially over these two years that have passed since the first "plurals" video was published. Even the vocabulary became more rich.
Yep , you're totally right! Mda-res مدارس is the plural of mad-rassa مَدرسة (school)! Muda-ressat مٌدرسات is the plural of Mud-ressa مٌدرِسَة( teacher)! by the way,we prefer Moaleema (teacher F) to Muda-ressa!
May be this is we are supposed to know from before. But can you add the meanings of the words in the subtitles. Also one example sentence in each case will be very helpful. Thanks.
But second, at 4:00 you have groups of words on the screen. What i was wondering is weather the words that are seperated by lines are the entire word in plural or just what you add at the end. Thanks in advance : )
Maha teaches Modern Standard Arabic (MSA), not Classical Arabic. And, occasionally, she teaches some Palestinian dialect, but she always tells us when it's Palestinian dialect.
If 10% of the nouns fall into the rule it may be 'cause language evolves. Rules change by nature, and especially in terms of language no human created them consciously. They just help us to understand and describe a language, but they are not forever.
i think you are wrong there is set rules but they deffer acording to the sentance and there is a few of them for each case i can see the reason why you would explain it the way you did cuz its hard to explain it to somone who never actualy studied arabic or never spoke the actual languge
Like this so maha could read it: why dont you do an episode about the difference in meaning between these words: hawy (hawiya), na2ib (na2iba), museeb (museeba)... I think they are 7 words D
Allah swt bless this wonderful girl,best arabic teacher.I had two far older male arabic sheikh teachers at college,who were useless constantly nitpicking,making things complicated,what a surprise only two students finished their course out of 34.I learnt most off maha
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الصراحة انتي تستحقين عدد كبيير جدا من الايكات ومن المشاهدات , احنا من واجبنا نسويلك شير , وانت ماشاء الله عليكي مشكورة والله على المجهود
Shukran Maha! I'm teaching English in Riyadh and you are my favorite Arabic teacher! It's lucky the only woman whose face I see is so nice to look at.
Thank you for making us learn Arabic in a so easy way em learning just because of u the way you teach the way you make us understand I just love it thank you once again ❤️
masha allah awesome.. your teaching ways are most beautiful carry on...
This is EXACTLY what I need for my exam! What a coincidence that you post this now! شكرًا مها :)
جمييييييييييييييييييييييييل ورائع ------عبدالكريم الراجي من باكستان
maha i am so excited to have you around u r one in a million may you live more longer to help us so that we help others fall in love with sweet arabic language
Shukran Maha for the daars...
Thank you so much for making this video! I've just started to learn about plurals not too long ago and this video is extremely helpful!
Dear Maha! I study arabic 'til few months and i thought soooooo hard language, but how i watching ur videos day by day easier. Very heplful ur teaching, thx a lot.
i wsi all the best, pls continue the lessons :)
Maha, there is another problem about prural you haven't explained yet like non-human prural which will consider as feminin singular. Please make video about this and give us muuuch example sentences. :)
Salaam from your student in indonesia :)
Fantastic, thank you. I now understand why I got confused.
Thank you,thank you,thank you!!! Sukran gazeelan!!! I am going to watch every single video!!!
عاشت ايدك مها درس رائع عن الجمع بس اعتقد جمع كلمة مدرسه هي مدارس وليست مدرسات وكذلك بالنسبه لجمع كلمة محامي هي محامون وليست محاميون ولكن بالعموم اعتقد انك جيده
You are best Arabic teacher
Maha- I subscribed to your channel today after watching a couple of your Hebrew lessons videos. This video struck me and got my attention. Thank you for being honest and straightforward about your feelings. I am sorry that you were upset about the haircut but the only thing that comes to mind is that you have been so used to the previous hair volume that now it feels "empty" or "shallow" but let me tell you that I think you look beautiful in this "new look" as well. Shalom
it's weird , I am arabic but i enjoy watching your videos :P
can't wait for your Italian lessons.
In spoken Arabic "een" (ين) is used for all cases, but the "correct" forms in both written & standard Arabic are: "oon" (ون) for the nominative case (= subject of the verb) & "een" for the oblique case (direct/indirect object & after prepositions). So: "The Egyptians (المصريون) saw Mehmet" but "Mehmet saw the Egyptians (المصريين)".
Actually, if you think about it, there are different patterns for plurals, so really there are really rules for different plural patterns. Like if you have a word like daftar, mat3am, shubbak, fustan, etc... their plurals fit a pattern: dafaatir, mataa3im, shabaabiik, fasaatiin, etc...
Asalamu Aleykum Maha))) Thanks a lot for your lessons...realy i learn easily...and get many positove emotions...you are awsome...))) Shukran Habibti)))
salaam ya maha,i love you so much.you are so kind.anti latifa wa zwina.hal tatakalaam al arabiya.ana atadakr hede al mekaan.ana atadaKRT al mekaan.
First of all thank you for all your lessons, i've been enjoying them a lot : )
who are you !! are you an angel .. you are the best teacher ever !! gorgeous ..
nice teacher thank you
Great lesson maha
I love the way she pronounces "Plurals" 0:11
the way she stopped when she heard the ambulance and she got flustered... I'm sure she was saying a saying in her head "may nothing bad have happened to wherever the ambulance is going".... unfortunately this is life in Palestine. You're a beautiful person, Maha! May God free your country!
i know Arabic and English very well but i love this lessons from Maha
shes so beautiful and cute maha can you teach us Japanes please ??
يا عمي طيب
okay thanks for shouwing us this great and wonderfull thing
You say engineer almost EXACTLY the same in Arabic and in Hebrew except for the first syllable. Hebrew: Meh Arabic: Mu.
*MarHaba mu'allime Maha, at about **02:10** in the video, can I also add 'een' to masculine singular nouns to make them plural, for example, male teachers can be 'mu'allimoon OR mu'allimeen' ? Yikhlif aleki.*
مرحبا مها ، دروسك جميله ومفيده ولكن انتبهت لخطأ صغير في جمع كلمه مدرسه هي مدارس وليس مدرسات
وكلمه كلبه هي كلاب وليس كلبات
مشكورة عالمجهود الرائع
Thank you, it was stractured "leziz" lesson.
long time!
Um,great video! I love watching your videos..
Dont you think that it would be better if you explained the types of plural ( mozakar salem-Moaneth salem - takseer ) with their rules!
I mean,you did explain that ,but you did not category your explanation!
um,,,,,,,,,,
P.S let me know what is the plural for Ebna? hehe :D
Your English has improved substantially over these two years that have passed since the first "plurals" video was published. Even the vocabulary became more rich.
Shukran Maha :)
Ya Maha, shukran jizilan! This helps me a lot! ^^,
thank you! This really helps!
Yep , you're totally right!
Mda-res مدارس is the plural of mad-rassa مَدرسة (school)!
Muda-ressat مٌدرسات is the plural of Mud-ressa مٌدرِسَة( teacher)!
by the way,we prefer Moaleema (teacher F) to Muda-ressa!
Nice to watch your vídeo everyday maam :)
so you speak Arabic, English, and Italian?
I think I love you!
Does anyone know the song at the end of the video? Answer please, if yes =D
Maha where could I find a list of irregular plurals? THANKS!
puoi fare un video con gli 8 gruppi di plurale maschile? grazie
Well done ya Mahoosh ;)
May be this is we are supposed to know from before. But can you add the meanings of the words in the subtitles. Also one example sentence in each case will be very helpful. Thanks.
you are very seeet inteligent lady!!
Ancient Arabians realized, after having created a bunch of irregularities for masculine nouns, that regularity was cooler lol
hay maha mnwra habibti
sure will : )
Thanks.
ماشاء الله مها طالعة كيوت
Thxs
شخصيتك جدا رائعه تعجبيني
That good
الدرس الجاي علميهم الكلمات التالية:
أبوس روحك
خليلي عضامك
تقبري قلبي
In Hebrew, masculine plurals add -im, and feminine plurals add -ot.
Any one tried the Rocelangue Method (just google search it)? I have heard many awesome things about this popular learning language course.
There are some exceptions though:
מילה - מילים
אב - אבות
איש - אנשים
אשה - נשים
Mostly true. There are some exceptions you have to learn.
now I understand what it means falling in love.
miss masssively this fascination of your face in present videos
But second, at 4:00 you have groups of words on the screen. What i was wondering is weather the words that are seperated by lines are the entire word in plural or just what you add at the end. Thanks in advance : )
حببتيني اكتر بلغتي
سلام =)
HAHAH Maha please, you are as beautiful as always. Or should I said even more?
Thanks
جمع محامي هو محاميون ولا محامون؟ اعتقد الياء تنحذف ولا شو؟
YES ...
ok, thanks a lot : )
"euhh...yah..euhhh.. yes..!" :P
Thx for yet another lesson, habibi =)
Maha.... it is so difficult to remember bunch of irregular words. T.T
Please make another vid on this topic. :)
07:09 شرواك يسلمو عالدرس
u look really pretty here :)
Does anyone know where I can find a list of broken plurals based on group? Like 20 words that fall into each "category"?
How come sister [UHT] and sisters [AHAWAT] start with the same letter but are read differently?
How do we read this in Hebrew and what does it mean מַחֲמַדִּ֑ים
Gramer and rules help . But if you want to learn and memorise you must read books.
Nice lesson and a bit strange. By da way u missed an e in the word feminine ;-)
Maha teaches Modern Standard Arabic (MSA), not Classical Arabic. And, occasionally, she teaches some Palestinian dialect, but she always tells us when it's Palestinian dialect.
And why does [IMRA] start with alif which is to be read as an "A" ?
Maha how is this and what does. It men
You sooooooooooooo wonderful
This is a difficult one for me
Why does the camera keep trying to run away?
If 10% of the nouns fall into the rule it may be 'cause language evolves. Rules change by nature, and especially in terms of language no human created them consciously. They just help us to understand and describe a language, but they are not forever.
i wanna come to palestina and meet you maha :D
My homework ;)
ولد اولاد
بنت بنات
طبيبة طبيبات
ابنة ابنات
مدرّس مدرّسون
انسة مها بغض النظر عن جمالك ياماشاءالله ..بس ابي اقول انتي فخر للغة العربيه بتعليمها ونشرها..لايك للمقطع واشتراك لقناتك ياحلوه *_^
luv u
i'm talking about the word at 6:50
And مدرسة مدارس that's correct
Ma quanto diamine sei bella!
i think you are wrong there is set rules but they deffer acording to the sentance
and there is a few of them for each case
i can see the reason why you would explain it the way you did cuz its hard to explain it to somone who never actualy studied arabic or never spoke the actual languge
اشرحي كلمة لبى قلبك
مها اتأخرتي في دروس اللغه الايطاليه :(
yes kilaab is the plural of kalb :)
Like this so maha could read it: why dont you do an episode about the difference in meaning between these words: hawy (hawiya), na2ib (na2iba), museeb (museeba)... I think they are 7 words D
Is there a plural form of 'the' or do you just use Al (ا)?
No it's still ال
كلبة كلاب that's correct . and you accent is very good
I thought kilaab was the plural of kalb? Any help?