Wow thank you so much! I am a German teacher lecturing mostly refugees from Syria. That’s very helpful. All the best from Vienna and please more of that!
I’m learning Arabic in USA. Here’s a helpful method I developed. I decided to first learn common thought strings and ‘think’ in Arabic. Day 1 of learning, If I’m hungry I think “I am hungry” in Arabic. Day 2 “I am hungry, I want x” with my thoughts becoming slightly more complicated each day. Same for bathroom and sleep and all basic functions. It’s been extremely effective to the point I now believe I could learn a variety of languages. Try it out, or develop your own system that works for you, but make sure you have a system you LIKE that’s fun. Don’t get discouraged, and don’t try to learn too much at once.
Fabulous explanation I'm an English Lecturer, and it's literally the first time for me to be fascinated by a native American explaining Arabic in this fluency .
I really love when I see a non-Arabic trying to speak, let alone teach, the language to others, even if the pronunciation is not as the native (which is normal).. Keep it up. Just a really very small correction, yet very important: in the minute 9:28 about the reply to the greeting, you pronounce it correctly but it's not written correctly (in Arabic). It should be "و عليكم السلام" not "و عليكم السام", (just the letter "ل" was missing), as the meaning will change from "Peace" to "Boredom". "And upon you be boredom" is the written reply. I know it was done by mistake and not intentional, but still it's always good to correct ourselves and to have people around us that help us to be better. Once again, keep it up, you're one of a few.
Oh my God that is crazy, I literally just started learning Egyptian Arabic and watched this! Your video about the Arabic alphabet basically taught me how to read Arabic in a day, which I’d never imagined! Very optimal content as always my friend. See you soon!
Hi there, Brian! Hercules here, from São Paulo - Brazil. My 1st foreign language that I learned ( on my own) was english and I get happy when listening to you and understand all. I realized that arabic you speak is "masrii". By watching your videos, my motivations get higher and higher. God bless you ❤🎉
great job my friend ! its really an amazing work from you , good luck , i have just little note if you dont mind as i am an arabic teacher i want to mention that the pronoun huma in egypian arabic refers to plural but i standad arabic it refers to Dual which means 2 people and since the dialects are not witten languages so i hope that students will not use the arabic grammer you teach to learn the egyptian arabic 😁since there a big defirence with standard arabic thanx and good luck again
فيديو رائع أشجعك على الاستمرار في تعليم اللغة العربية 🎉 لكن بخصوص كلمة you للأنثى فهي تُكتب (أنتِ) وليس (انتي) كما أن هناك فارق بين ألف الوصل (ا) وهمزة القطع (ء) فلا نكتب (انت) بل (أنت). بالتوفيق✨
He already stated that he’s teaching Egyptian Arabic. So what he wrote is valid in this context. This is exactly how we write it. We don’t use “Tashkeel” or any “harakat”
شكرا جزيلا على هذا الفيديو الرائع هذا الفيديو يحفز كل من يرغب في تعلم أي لغة ليس فقط للمتعلمين اللغة العربية مع اني متحدثة اصلية باللغة العربية الى ان فيديوهاتك بمثابة جرعة تحفيزية لتعلم اللغات من الجزائرI hope that all of you learn any language that you want
I am Arab and I think it is wonderful to speak more than one language, and for people who speak more than two languages, they have an exceptional ability to learn languages.
When i looking for a best method to learn English i found my self learn Arabic for an native American 😂 so it's very interesting for me and never seen before something like this but really i love it ♥️ so for who's want to learn the Arabic language i recommend you to start learn the basic language and when you decide to go at specific country you can discover by you self Colloquial dialect and♥️ شكرا♥️
انت انسان رائع يا براين . لكن عندي رجاء حااار ارجوك حاول نشر الفصحة بين متحدثي الانجليزية لانها اكثر ثراء من العامية بكثير حيث لا توجد مقارنة بينهم متابعك من مصر
May the peace and mercy of God be upon you brother, thankyou for making this video.. I'm an Indian currently studying in my last year of college and i have some spare time and so i thought this is the time where i can start learning Arabic, i know 4 languages and 1 i learnt at school, English, Hindi, Marathi, Urdu and Sanskrit at a basic level... I'm really excited to learn my 6th language as Arabic💗
Haha thanks once again. My pronunciation is pretty and reading too. The grammer is not super difficult, but I like systems and algoritmes and the irregulars nouns makes arabic really hard because I takes a lot of repetition to remember them. Taskil isn’t even that hard either if you’re not focussing on Fusha but rather on spoken dialects. But thanks you very much for taking the time to explain is so kindly 🙏🏽
I speak five language and I consider to learn the sixth language, I thought sometimes in to learn Arabic why it is a difficult and interesting language. I'll probably begin to learn it on the next year or 2026. While I study and have no time, but I want to learn and to speak. I speak Greek, Turkish, English and my maternal tongue Spanish and Polish. Greeting the Arab friends.
I am a native Arab. I strongly recommend you learn standard Arabic. This will give the proper Arabic pronunciation and grammar. The dialects become easy to learn Not only that, you can listen to media, or read, all use standard Arabic You can use your standard Arabic anywhere in the Arab world. They understand you, and also admire you. Don't start by learning dialects. I have learned the standard English, Quee's English. And I use it every where.
@@Xy33zr I strongly disagree with this. If your goal is to speak with people, why not just learn to speak with people in the language they actually use? Sure, learning MSA makes learning a dialect easier, but learning ANY variety of Arabic makes learning any other easier. Again, might as well start with something people actually speak. That's like saying you should learn Latin before Spanish or french. Just starting with Spanish will probably be more efficient. Your English is very impressive of course, but no language is "proper". The best way to talk to people is to talk to them in their language. Not the language of books from hundreds of years ago. Those aren't reflective of the language of the current age. That's just my opinion though.
@@xoreign I respect your opinion. But the MSA is modern, as name implies. The old Arabic uses the same grammar, but vocabulary could be difficult. When you start with MSA the whole Arab world is open for you If you follow the opinion or those who have learned Arabic most recommend MSA first, unless your goal is to live in one country, then yeah, ok Egyptian dialect is the most popular and understood everywhere. There is an American guy named Brian, who speaks very fluent Egyptian dialect. You find in the UA-cam. But Arabic language is beautiful, rich and poetic. It will really be rewarding if you learn it. I myself try to use it as much as I can. I am from Yemen.
@@Xy33zr Of course it all depends on your goals definitely. It's just that people don't speak MSA in daily life. So yes, everyone in the Arab world can understand you with MSA, it simply isn't the most practical if you're trying to use Arabic. I actually see most people recommend starting with a major dialect because it gets you access to speaking partners immediately in a language that can be used in daily conversation. It's important to remember that Arabic dialects are very different, almost like different languages. You might want to speak to everyone, but I don't think that's really that important. If you learn any language you always need to make the choice of what people you want to talk to. In other words, you can learn MSA and technically talk to everyone in a dialect no one speaks daily, or, speak to less people but in a language that's actually used. I will always recommend just picking a dialect because it's basically the same as picking a language. If it's Egyptian, you even get all the benefits of learning MSA too. (Everyone can understand you in the Arab world, and it makes learning other dialects, even MSA, easier)
Im an arabic speaker and its my second language which my arab parents taught me as a child.. I believe the correct way to pronounce 'you' for male and female is inta (for male) and inti (female).. to other arabs out there, correct me if i am wrong lol.. however, i dont know if the way you are pronouncing it refers to egyptian arabic, but your arabic is pretty impressive though.
(وعليكم السلام) وليس( وعليكم السام ) عند الكتابة .. كدة يبقى المعنى اختلف بين الكلمتين( السلام والسام ) فالسلام يعني(The peace ) أما السام فمعناه ( The angry or the death)
If you are going to talk about the Arabic language, put the flag 🇸🇦 because the origin of the Arabic language is in the Arabian Peninsula, specifically the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Such as the French language in France, the Spanish language in Spain, and the Russian language in Russia
Arabian peninsula of course, but Saudi Arabia!! I have doubts about that 'cause the first Arabic language speakers were from the south side of the peninsula (YEMEN)
@@علي-ع2ظ8و Yemen spoke the Sabaean language and the Himyarite language. Amr bin Al-Alaa Al-Tamimi said: (The language of the Himyarites and the farthest parts of Yemen are not like our tongue, nor is their Arabic like our Arabic.) Ibn Khaldun said: (The language of Himyar is another language that differs from the language of Mudhar in many of its modes, morphemes, and grammatical movements.) Likewise, the greatest book of the Holy Qur’an was revealed in the dialect of the Quraysh in Mecca, Saudi Arabia.
You’re welcome. Yes, you have a little bit of accent , but overall, your Arabic is super super super great for a non- native Arabic speaker. Well done 🌹🌹 @@BrianWilesLanguages
It was fantastic Brian, Could you make a video on how to learn Egyptian Arabic from scratch just by myself bcoz I'm fascinated by Arabic language but not sure where to start and along with that I live in a country where nobody speaks arabic.I would be glad if you do so.BTW love from India ❤
Perfect keep going, but some notices : first: we should pronounce letter T with voule without whisper, second: they = humma with shaddah (small W) and in official Arabic they = هُمْ (hum)
مكونتش عارفة انه لغتنا صعبة كدة 😂😂😂 بس براين بجد شكرا لتقديرك و حبك لثقافتنا❤❤ I didn't know that our language was so difficult 😂😂😂 But Brian, seriously, thank you for your appreciation and love for our culture❤❤
You have such a positive energy and you''re an inspiration to all of us trying to learn a new language (not necessarly arabic). Thank you very much for all your videos. Greetings from Austria ❤
@@raedardiy2661 İ thought so too, but just last week İ'm talking with someone from Morocco, and she says that in her dialect they make no difference either. İf İ'm not wrong she's from the area of Tetuan.
Thanks Brian. I recalled seeing one video that you highly recommended listening to podcasts. I'm a visual learner that wonder if there are movies or TV series I can learn daily conversations.
Have been going through a bunch of your videos, been loving it. I'd love to see more videos on Levantine Arabic, specifically the Lebanese dialect. You did touch on it in other videos, and those were super helpful, I have a bunch of podcasts/sites open now. But one or two dedicated videos on Levantine (especially Lebanese) would be amazing! At least just a collection of the best resources. I'm trying to learn Lebanese (after years of MSA, which I feel was generally not very helpful besides vocab) and I'll take all the help I can get haha. Thanks again, amazing videos!
لدي تعليق بسيط هو إن They في اللغة العربية معناها "هما" زي ما أنت نطقتها كده لو بتتكلم عن شخصين و معناها "هم" لو بتتكلم عن شخصين أو أكتر ده في اللغة العربية الفصحى إنما في العامية المصرية بنقول "همّا" بتشديد الميم في الحالتين
السلام.جهود تشكر عليها، يا أخي. و مع ذلك، كان من الأفضل أن تعلم الناس اللغة العربية الكلاسيكية، التي يفهمها جميع العرب، ثم هي أفيد للناس الذين يريدون قراءة القرآن مثلا.
هذا مستوى متقدم لأن اللغة العربية تختلف عن باقي لغات العالم حيث تحتوي لغات العالم على المفرد والجمع فقط بينما تحتوي اللغة العربية على المفرد والمثنى أي شيئين ✌️ والجمع يعني ثلاثة أقسام مفرد و مثنّى وجمع والمفرد قسمين مذكر ومؤنث والمثنى قسمين مذكر ومؤنث والجمع ثلاثة أقسام جمع للمذكر وجمع للمؤنث ونوع ثالث يسمى جمع التكسير ويسمى بذلك لأنه يكسر البنية الأساسية للكلمة المفردة ويعيد ترتيب حروفها وهو الذي ذكرته أنت في تعليقك وقلت إنه يجعل الكلمة غير منتظمةويوجد نوع رابع إضافي يسمى جمع الجمع يعني يأتي للكلمة الجمع ويجمعها مرة أخرى ليدل على المبالغة في الكثرة، ولا أدري هل الترجمة توصل المعنى كما شرحته أم سيتغير ❤
Thanks for your answer. I did understand the systeem already, but now how to make the plural form when you know the singular form and it appears to be irregular. For instance بيت and the plural is بيوت and اود and اودي
@@tjerkreijntjes المثال الذي ذكرته أنت صحيح كلمة بيت الجمع بيوت ولها جمع آخر هو أبيات Abyat ولها أيضا جمع الجمع هو بيوتات byoutat ولكنك كمتعلم مبتدئ يكفيك معرفة جمع واحد وهو الأشهر (بيوت) وهو يسمى جمع التكسير لأنه كسر الشكل الأصلي للفظ المفرد و غير شكله طبعا الموضوع طويل ويحتاج لشرح كثير نأخذ مثال كلمة مؤمن لها جمع مذكر يعني خاص بالذكور وهو مؤمنون ولها جمع مؤنث خاص بالإناث وهو مؤمنات كلمة شجرة shajara 🌳 الجمع أشجار Ashjar وهو جمع تكسير وهي تعني ثلاثة فأكثر يعني more than 2 وهناك أيضا مثني يعني إثنتين ✌️🌳🌳 وهو شجرتين تنطق هكذا shajaratain مثال آخر ولد = boy Walad المثنى ✌️ولدين = 2 boys Waladain الجمع = أولاد = boys = Awlad مثال آخر طائرة🛩 تعني plain هذه مفرد = Ta ira المثني✌️ = طائرتين 🛩🛩= Ta iratain الجمع= طائرات =Ta irat 🛩🛩🛩 لا أدري هل انا اشرح بطريقة مبسطة أم سيئة المعذرة
Yes yes thanks, it’s clear but what is the systeem to make a word plural (2) or plural (more than 2). Is there a rule to learn that when you know the root of the word you know how to make the plurals so you don’t have to learn them all by heart😅. And thanks again for the explanation.
@@tjerkreijntjes هناك كلمات لها قاعدة تمشي عليها لتحويل الكلمة من مفرد☝️ إلى مثنى ✌️ أو إلى جمع 🖐 وهناك كلمات شاذة ليس لها قاعدة وهذه يجب عليك حفظ كل منه على حدة يعني تحفظها منفردة فالأمر في اللغة العربية ليس سهلا كاللغة الانجليزية تضيف s or es فتحصل على الجمع اللغة العربية من أصعب ست لغات في العالم لا بد من دراستها مباشرة على يد معلم لتعرف كيف ينطق الكلمات خاصة أن في اللغة العربية حروف ليست موجودة في الانجليزية مثل ( ق ، ع ، غ ، ض ، ظ ، ح خ ) لا بد من سماعها من مدرس وهناك أيضا حركات التشكيل التي توضع فوق وتحت الحروف مثل (ُ ُ ِ َ ً ّ ٌ ْ) هذه لا بد من سماعها من معلم ولا تكفي قرائتها من كتب شرح اللغة الخلاصة انه لا توجد قاعدة تنطبق على كل مفردات اللغة بل الغالبية العظمى هنا أنه لا قاعدة والكلمات التي تضمها قاعدة واحدة اقل من الكلمات الشاذة مثلا كلمة نور، = light = Nour الجمع أنوار Anwar كلمة غول = ghost الجمع = غيلان لاحظ أن الكلمتين متشابهتان في عدد الحروف وطريقة نطق الحروف الساكنة والمتحركة ولكن عند الجمع اختلف كل شيء لا قاعدة يا عزيزي الشواذ أكثر من المنتظم ولكن في قواعد النحو الأخرى القاعدة أكثر من الشذوذ والأمر باختصار يحتاج إلى ممارسة وتدريب مستمر وسوف تصل إلى مستوى متقدم جدا مع الوقت رأيت على اليوتيوب أجانب كثيرون يتكلمون اللغة العربية أفضل مني أنا العربي الأصلي وتعجبت منهم أشخاص من اليابان وفرنسا وروسيا والصين وأمريكا صاروا معلمين لغة عربية وهي ليست لغتهم الأصلية إن شاءالله ستكون انت واحدا منهم
😊Can you teach us how to speak English like Americans, please? Because I want to learn it very much. It's good, but it's okay. +Thank you for this beautiful explanation
Modern standard arabic is the best i know that learning the Egyptian dialect is useful for communication but learning the modern standard arabic is much more fun
The word "انتي" is wrong , the correction is "انتِ" . You learn people (the viewer users) Egyptian Arabic accent ! not the classical original Arabic (Alfusha /alfus ha/) .
People need to learn formal Arabic language which is can use it easily in Arabian countries, because arabe themselves may find some difficulties when they have conversation, for example if Egyptian tries to start conversation with Moroccan or Tunisian or .... they will find difficulties to understand some words, so in my view learn formal language first then if you want to settle in one of Arabian countries then if you want try to learn local pronunciation words
Wow thank you so much! I am a German teacher lecturing mostly refugees from Syria. That’s very helpful.
All the best from Vienna and please more of that!
You are doing Great sir!
Are Syrian Refugees going that far?
I’m learning Arabic in USA. Here’s a helpful method I developed.
I decided to first learn common thought strings and ‘think’ in Arabic. Day 1 of learning, If I’m hungry I think “I am hungry” in Arabic. Day 2 “I am hungry, I want x” with my thoughts becoming slightly more complicated each day. Same for bathroom and sleep and all basic functions. It’s been extremely effective to the point I now believe I could learn a variety of languages. Try it out, or develop your own system that works for you, but make sure you have a system you LIKE that’s fun. Don’t get discouraged, and don’t try to learn too much at once.
هل هذا يعني انك يمكنك فهم ما اكتبه الان بدون ترجمة؟😮
أتفق مع وجهة نظرك.
حظا طيبا
Wow this is going to help me. I mean I know some words and phrases but I just cant put 1 and 1 together when trying to speak
That's great strategy at the end , " don't try to learn and know everything at once in the beginning take a small steps every day" 👌
Fabulous explanation
I'm an English Lecturer, and it's literally the first time for me to be fascinated by a native American explaining Arabic in this fluency .
Thank you very much, Professor Dolly!
😍🌸
Brother, are you Muslim
@@BrianWilesLanguagesbrain you are wrong because
Are you hengry in Arabic انت جائع and not انت جيعان
@@sfahkatil There is a difference between dialects and some dialects have different words.
شكرا ليك جداً يا براين اخوك من مصر🇪🇬
المحتوى رائع وسهل لتعليم الأجانب العربيه وهي لغه القرآن أحسنت صنعا💙💫
لا متخفيش محدش هيتعلمها 😂😂
@@American20000
خليك في دينك
@@Abdullah3- اسمها خليك في دين امك
@@American20000 لا مش خايفين .. انت اللي هتخاف وانت بيتعمل منك بطاطس محمره فى جهنم 😂😂
كلمه دين مش كلمه عاديه عشان تستخدمها في الجمل دي@@الحياةبسيطة-و5ظ
I really love when I see a non-Arabic trying to speak, let alone teach, the language to others, even if the pronunciation is not as the native (which is normal).. Keep it up.
Just a really very small correction, yet very important: in the minute 9:28 about the reply to the greeting, you pronounce it correctly but it's not written correctly (in Arabic).
It should be "و عليكم السلام" not "و عليكم السام", (just the letter "ل" was missing), as the meaning will change from "Peace" to "Boredom".
"And upon you be boredom" is the written reply.
I know it was done by mistake and not intentional, but still it's always good to correct ourselves and to have people around us that help us to be better.
Once again, keep it up, you're one of a few.
Thank you for pointing out this error- you are absolutely correct!
I’m a native Arabic speaker, and I must say that ur Arabic is perfect and the way ur teaching it is fun and amazing.
Thanks so much, George!
Oh my God that is crazy, I literally just started learning Egyptian Arabic and watched this! Your video about the Arabic alphabet basically taught me how to read Arabic in a day, which I’d never imagined! Very optimal content as always my friend. See you soon!
I am a purebred Egyptian, Saeedi, and Arab. I can teach you many things about Egypt and the Arabic language. Talk to me if you want. Goodbye.
Thanks so much- I appreciate it!!
@@BrianWilesLanguages ده لغة الارهاب يا براين 😂😂 انا مصري وبقولك كدا
لغة الإرهاب وبتتكلم بيها، الله يهديك @@American20000
That's good, if you want to practice Arabic with anyone, I exist.
انا مصريه و لغتي الأم العربيه و دخلت اشوف الفيديو .. حقيقي أكثر من رائع .. بتتكلم عربي زينا بالظبط ❤
Is that lotion you selling?
حقيقة افضل قناة للتعليم اللغة المنتشرة بين الناس 😊❤
Keep doing this kind of video it is really important for the Americans who wants to learn Arbic❤😊
@LingoTrek bro um Arab specifically Egyptian and I still live in Egypt
@LingoTrek thank you
ارجع مصر واعمل فيديوهات فى مصر ، بحب فيديوهاتك فى مصر 🇪🇬❤️🇺🇸
بجد براين احسن واحد يعلم عربي و مصري بالذات حرفيا بيحسسنا بالفخر و بنعتبره احنا كمصريين انه مصري زينا ❤❤❤❤❤
Hi there, Brian! Hercules here, from São Paulo - Brazil. My 1st foreign language that I learned ( on my own) was english and I get happy when listening to you and understand all.
I realized that arabic you speak is "masrii". By watching your videos, my motivations get higher and higher. God bless you ❤🎉
Thank you so much!
أنا
@LingoTrek follow you on where? Which platform, please. God bless you.
@LingoTrek ok. Gonna do it right now
I really want to understand why, as a native Arab, I listen to the video so carefully and repeat the pronunciation after him 🤣
😂
your unique Arabic pronunciation is close to the real deal and yet it's do beautiful 🇩🇿
great job my friend ! its really an amazing work from you , good luck , i have just little note if you dont mind as i am an arabic teacher i want to mention that the pronoun huma in egypian arabic refers to plural but i standad arabic it refers to Dual which means 2 people and since the dialects are not witten languages so i hope that students will not use the arabic grammer you teach to learn the egyptian arabic 😁since there a big defirence with standard arabic thanx and good luck again
Yes, please make more of these! so succinct, clear, and helpful! Gives me the vision i need to move to the next step!
Okay will do- thanks for the comment, Cole!
That's good, if you want to practice Arabic with anyone, I exist.❤
@@BrianWilesLanguages but you sound هم humu like huma in Arabic هما here هما for just two no more than two >>>
@@BrianWilesLanguages ua-cam.com/video/hypOTU1GKx8/v-deo.htmlsi=nlA1wO0WUp7OScDI تحتاج انك تتعلم اكثر
Wonderful Tutorial. Thank You😇
فيديو رائع أشجعك على الاستمرار في تعليم اللغة العربية 🎉
لكن بخصوص كلمة you للأنثى فهي تُكتب (أنتِ) وليس (انتي) كما أن هناك فارق بين ألف الوصل (ا) وهمزة القطع (ء) فلا نكتب (انت) بل (أنت).
بالتوفيق✨
He already stated that he’s teaching Egyptian Arabic. So what he wrote is valid in this context. This is exactly how we write it. We don’t use “Tashkeel” or any “harakat”
هو كاتب بالمصري، ماعندناش تشكيل
استاذ عربي شاطر يا براين شكرا وربنا يباركلك عشان بتسعد الناس ❤
شكرا يا براين لنشر اللغه العربيه العظيمه انا اتابعك من مصر 🇪🇬❤
انا بحبك اوي أخوك من مصر❤❤
الف شكر
انا مصرى وعايش فى لندن هل الكنه الامريكيه اسهل من اللكنه البريطانيه ممكن تعمل انجليش امريكى مقابل البريطانى @@BrianWilesLanguages
Good job ❤
شكرا جزيلا على هذا الفيديو الرائع هذا الفيديو يحفز كل من يرغب في تعلم أي لغة ليس فقط للمتعلمين اللغة العربية مع اني متحدثة اصلية باللغة العربية الى ان فيديوهاتك بمثابة جرعة تحفيزية لتعلم اللغات من الجزائرI hope that all of you learn any language that you want
I am Arab and I think it is wonderful to speak more than one language, and for people who speak more than two languages, they have an exceptional ability to learn languages.
من الجيد يابراين نشر الثقافة والعلم❤❤❤❤
When i looking for a best method to learn English i found my self learn Arabic for an native American 😂 so it's very interesting for me and never seen before something like this but really i love it ♥️ so for who's want to learn the Arabic language i recommend you to start learn the basic language and when you decide to go at specific country you can discover by you self Colloquial dialect and♥️ شكرا♥️
This is the video ,with these kind of videos i can fast learn arabic
That's good, if you want to practice Arabic with anyone, I exist.❤
@user-fs2qk8my8m really ,are u a arabic teacher
انت انسان رائع يا براين .
لكن عندي رجاء حااار ارجوك حاول نشر الفصحة بين متحدثي الانجليزية لانها اكثر ثراء من العامية بكثير حيث لا توجد مقارنة بينهم
متابعك من مصر
Continue sir I love your videos استمر يا سيدي 😊
Thx brian this viodes really help me alot and as i always say u understand r thougts ❤
I'm glad to hear that- thank you, Esraa!
@@BrianWilesLanguages no prblm mr brain ❤
مين هنا مصري وجاي يتفرج علي الفيديو فضول مش اكتر😂👇
اه والله ونا كماان
معاكم 😂 لكن سعودية
انا والله 😂😂
من سوريا 😁
أنا أعتبره تدريبا على الإستماع 😊
May the peace and mercy of God be upon you brother, thankyou for making this video.. I'm an Indian currently studying in my last year of college and i have some spare time and so i thought this is the time where i can start learning Arabic, i know 4 languages and 1 i learnt at school, English, Hindi, Marathi, Urdu and Sanskrit at a basic level... I'm really excited to learn my 6th language as Arabic💗
I need someone who is a native English speaker, to learn English. And of course I will teach him/her arabic as well!
براين فيديوهاتك حلوة اوى سعيد باهتمام الاجانب بلغتي المصرية 😄😄
Well Done, Teacher Brian Wiles 👍
Thank you very much!
That's good, if you want to practice Arabic with anyone, I exist.❤
Please make more videos like this for egyptian arabic 😍🥰
اصحاب الثواني والدقايق يجمعوا انا بحب حضرتك اوي😊شرحvery very good
شكرا جدا يا معلم
اول مرة اشوف امريكي يقول يا معلم في السياق ده@@BrianWilesLanguages
@@ashrafatteya
مستحيل واحد غير مصري واجنبي كمان يشرب اللهجة المصرية بالحرف الا لو تكحرت سنين في البلد دي😅
مبسوطة لك بجد،برافوا، استمر🥰✨
Haha thanks once again. My pronunciation is pretty and reading too. The grammer is not super difficult, but I like systems and algoritmes and the irregulars nouns makes arabic really hard because I takes a lot of repetition to remember them. Taskil isn’t even that hard either if you’re not focussing on Fusha but rather on spoken dialects.
But thanks you very much for taking the time to explain is so kindly 🙏🏽
Just found your page this is wonderful, really admire the numerous languages you speak. You explain in a very concise way. What a treat thank you 🙏
Thank you so much for breaking it down the way you have. It is super helpful!
Please make more videos related to learning Arabic. The way you explain is just mesmerizing. We look forward to such important Arabic lessons with you
I speak five language and I consider to learn the sixth language, I thought sometimes in to learn Arabic why it is a difficult and interesting language. I'll probably begin to learn it on the next year or 2026. While I study and have no time, but I want to learn and to speak. I speak Greek, Turkish, English and my maternal tongue Spanish and Polish. Greeting the Arab friends.
Baraka Allahu fik yo soy español y hablo inglés italiano portugués y algo de ruso y árabe y hebreo si quieres podemos estudiar juntos.
I am a native Arab.
I strongly recommend you learn standard Arabic. This will give the proper Arabic pronunciation and grammar.
The dialects become easy to learn
Not only that, you can listen to media, or read, all use standard Arabic
You can use your standard Arabic anywhere in the Arab world. They understand you, and also admire you.
Don't start by learning dialects.
I have learned the standard English, Quee's English. And I use it every where.
@@Xy33zr I strongly disagree with this. If your goal is to speak with people, why not just learn to speak with people in the language they actually use?
Sure, learning MSA makes learning a dialect easier, but learning ANY variety of Arabic makes learning any other easier. Again, might as well start with something people actually speak.
That's like saying you should learn Latin before Spanish or french. Just starting with Spanish will probably be more efficient.
Your English is very impressive of course, but no language is "proper". The best way to talk to people is to talk to them in their language. Not the language of books from hundreds of years ago. Those aren't reflective of the language of the current age.
That's just my opinion though.
@@xoreign I respect your opinion.
But the MSA is modern, as name implies. The old Arabic uses the same grammar, but vocabulary could be difficult.
When you start with MSA the whole Arab world is open for you
If you follow the opinion or those who have learned Arabic most recommend MSA first, unless your goal is to live in one country, then yeah, ok
Egyptian dialect is the most popular and understood everywhere.
There is an American guy named Brian, who speaks very fluent Egyptian dialect. You find in the UA-cam.
But Arabic language is beautiful, rich and poetic. It will really be rewarding if you learn it.
I myself try to use it as much as I can. I am from Yemen.
@@Xy33zr Of course it all depends on your goals definitely. It's just that people don't speak MSA in daily life. So yes, everyone in the Arab world can understand you with MSA, it simply isn't the most practical if you're trying to use Arabic.
I actually see most people recommend starting with a major dialect because it gets you access to speaking partners immediately in a language that can be used in daily conversation.
It's important to remember that Arabic dialects are very different, almost like different languages. You might want to speak to everyone, but I don't think that's really that important. If you learn any language you always need to make the choice of what people you want to talk to. In other words, you can learn MSA and technically talk to everyone in a dialect no one speaks daily, or, speak to less people but in a language that's actually used.
I will always recommend just picking a dialect because it's basically the same as picking a language. If it's Egyptian, you even get all the benefits of learning MSA too. (Everyone can understand you in the Arab world, and it makes learning other dialects, even MSA, easier)
الله يفتح عليك ياعم براين
Keep going Brain 🔥
المفترض إن دي لهجة مصاطب كوني راقية في تعبيراتك
شعور جميل انى اشوف حد بيتعلم اللغه العربيه اتمنى لكم التوفيق والفوز بالجرين كارد للدول العربية وتنضمون للعالم الاول😂
Your lesson is useful even to high school arabic students. Admire your passion and efforts. Much love ❤
برافو براين ❤
Im an arabic speaker and its my second language which my arab parents taught me as a child.. I believe the correct way to pronounce 'you' for male and female is inta (for male) and inti (female).. to other arabs out there, correct me if i am wrong lol.. however, i dont know if the way you are pronouncing it refers to egyptian arabic, but your arabic is pretty impressive though.
i'm an egyptian , and I learn English if anyone wants to practice or only have a conversation we can do it together 😊
I think the best thing u can educate to the beginners is the classic arabic so they can easily adapt to the other dialects
(وعليكم السلام) وليس( وعليكم السام ) عند الكتابة .. كدة يبقى المعنى اختلف بين الكلمتين( السلام والسام ) فالسلام يعني(The peace ) أما السام فمعناه ( The angry or the death)
إن شاء الله تكون أكبر قناه لتعلم اللغه العربيه في العالم❤✨
براڤو بجد يابراين انا اتعلمت بجد
اللغه الإ نجليزية سهل باطريق دي
براين عاد إليكم من جديد🥳🥳🥳❤
My favorite American + love you from Syria ❤❤❤
Thank you, Bassam!
حبيت طريقة شرحك جدا
بارك الله فيك أستاذ
Thank you so much sir I was looking for an Arabic language teacher and finally I found tou❤
Keep going if you need any help you can ask me
If you are going to talk about the Arabic language, put the flag 🇸🇦 because the origin of the Arabic language is in the Arabian Peninsula, specifically the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Such as the French language in France, the Spanish language in Spain, and the Russian language in Russia
Arabian peninsula of course, but Saudi Arabia!! I have doubts about that 'cause the first Arabic language speakers were from the south side of the peninsula (YEMEN)
@@علي-ع2ظ8و Yemen spoke the Sabaean language and the Himyarite language. Amr bin Al-Alaa Al-Tamimi said: (The language of the Himyarites and the farthest parts of Yemen are not like our tongue, nor is their Arabic like our Arabic.) Ibn Khaldun said: (The language of Himyar is another language that differs from the language of Mudhar in many of its modes, morphemes, and grammatical movements.) Likewise, the greatest book of the Holy Qur’an was revealed in the dialect of the Quraysh in Mecca, Saudi Arabia.
صح عليك بس هو الحين يعلمهم المصرية ، صراحة تمنيت لو أنه يعلم العربية الفصحى أفضل وأسهل
He put Egyptian flag so people know it’s the Egyptian dialect he’s talking about
Amazing 🤩
I’m impressed!
I’m a native Arabic speaker, and I teach Arabic, yet your Arabic pronunciation is better than mine. 😂😂
Wow what a nice comment! (Although I really doubt my pronunciation is on your level 😂😂) Thank you.
You’re welcome.
Yes, you have a little bit of accent , but overall, your Arabic is super super super great for a non- native Arabic speaker.
Well done 🌹🌹
@@BrianWilesLanguages
😃Great stuff! Yes, please more videos like this! Shukran ya Brian
Thanks so much, Lucie! Okay will do!
حقيقي انت معلم ممتاز يا براين ✨
محتوى جميل و مفيد للمبتدئين ❤
شكرا ❤
It was fantastic Brian,
Could you make a video on how to learn Egyptian Arabic from scratch just by myself bcoz I'm fascinated by Arabic language but not sure where to start and along with that I live in a country where nobody speaks arabic.I would be glad if you do so.BTW love from India ❤
Thanks, Samiya- I’ll see what I can do 👍
جزاك الله خيرا
Perfect keep going, but some notices : first: we should pronounce letter T with voule without whisper, second: they = humma with shaddah (small W) and in official Arabic they = هُمْ (hum)
مكونتش عارفة انه لغتنا صعبة كدة 😂😂😂
بس براين بجد شكرا لتقديرك و حبك لثقافتنا❤❤
I didn't know that our language was so difficult 😂😂😂
But Brian, seriously, thank you for your appreciation and love for our culture❤❤
this video is cool and a lot of social science keep going mrs Brian i follow you channel from Egypt
You have such a positive energy and you''re an inspiration to all of us trying to learn a new language (not necessarly arabic). Thank you very much for all your videos. Greetings from Austria ❤
Thanks so much, I really appreciate that!
Thank you!
FYİ in Tunisian there's no difference between anti and anta, it's "nti" for either gender.
The verb is gender-neutral as well.
I think it's just in some cities of northern Tunisia otherwise the rest of arab world do make difference between ant and anti
@@raedardiy2661 İ thought so too, but just last week İ'm talking with someone from Morocco, and she says that in her dialect they make no difference either. İf İ'm not wrong she's from the area of Tetuan.
Thanks Brian. I recalled seeing one video that you highly recommended listening to podcasts. I'm a visual learner that wonder if there are movies or TV series I can learn daily conversations.
I realy love your video's they are so helpfull for Arabic learners!! I hope many more will come 😍😍
Ana uhibbu lughotul arobiyyah, hiya lughotun qodiimatun wa lughotun jamiilatun
Indii itsnaani kitaabaani, humaa kitaaban sahlaani.
Wa khomsatu kutubin, hiya kutubun jududun.
Have been going through a bunch of your videos, been loving it. I'd love to see more videos on Levantine Arabic, specifically the Lebanese dialect. You did touch on it in other videos, and those were super helpful, I have a bunch of podcasts/sites open now. But one or two dedicated videos on Levantine (especially Lebanese) would be amazing! At least just a collection of the best resources. I'm trying to learn Lebanese (after years of MSA, which I feel was generally not very helpful besides vocab) and I'll take all the help I can get haha.
Thanks again, amazing videos!
Okay- I’ll see what I can do!
@@BrianWilesLanguages Shokran, appreciate it!
That's good, if you want to practice Arabic with anyone, I exist.❤
جامد يا براين عاش Good Job ❤
You are so talented MashaAllah
Thank you my friend! And thanks for watching 👍
Im arabic teacher if there was one interesting for learning arabic your welcome
Im with you to arrive your dream of learning arabic language ❤
If you're keen on Arabic, consider using effective tools such as DeepL and Immersive Translate to help you grasp the essence.
لو سمحت يا برين متنسناش عاوزينك تعلمنا الانجليزي انا في B2 و نفسي اتعلم من اهل اللغه❤❤😊
❤ Egyptian dialect is the easiest
Thank you so much for uploading this
لدي تعليق بسيط هو إن They في اللغة العربية معناها "هما" زي ما أنت نطقتها كده لو بتتكلم عن شخصين و معناها "هم" لو بتتكلم عن شخصين أو أكتر ده في اللغة العربية الفصحى
إنما في العامية المصرية بنقول "همّا" بتشديد الميم في الحالتين
السلام.جهود تشكر عليها، يا أخي. و مع ذلك، كان من الأفضل أن تعلم الناس اللغة العربية الكلاسيكية، التي يفهمها جميع العرب، ثم هي أفيد للناس الذين يريدون قراءة القرآن مثلا.
missed our videos Brian, as Egyptian i watched the whole video
Love your video's Brian! Is it possible to shine some light on singular and plural nouns and their irregulairity? That's so puzzeling
هذا مستوى متقدم لأن اللغة العربية تختلف عن باقي لغات العالم حيث تحتوي لغات العالم على المفرد والجمع فقط بينما تحتوي اللغة العربية على المفرد والمثنى أي شيئين ✌️ والجمع
يعني ثلاثة أقسام مفرد و مثنّى وجمع
والمفرد قسمين مذكر ومؤنث
والمثنى قسمين مذكر ومؤنث والجمع ثلاثة أقسام
جمع للمذكر وجمع للمؤنث ونوع ثالث يسمى جمع التكسير
ويسمى بذلك لأنه يكسر البنية الأساسية للكلمة المفردة ويعيد ترتيب حروفها وهو الذي ذكرته أنت في تعليقك وقلت إنه يجعل الكلمة غير منتظمةويوجد نوع رابع إضافي يسمى جمع الجمع يعني يأتي للكلمة الجمع ويجمعها مرة أخرى ليدل على المبالغة في الكثرة،
ولا أدري هل الترجمة توصل المعنى كما شرحته أم سيتغير ❤
Thanks for your answer. I did understand the systeem already, but now how to make the plural form when you know the singular form and it appears to be irregular. For instance بيت and the plural is بيوت and اود and اودي
@@tjerkreijntjes
المثال الذي ذكرته أنت صحيح كلمة بيت
الجمع بيوت ولها جمع آخر هو أبيات Abyat
ولها أيضا جمع الجمع هو بيوتات byoutat
ولكنك كمتعلم مبتدئ يكفيك معرفة جمع واحد وهو الأشهر (بيوت) وهو يسمى جمع التكسير لأنه كسر الشكل الأصلي للفظ المفرد و غير شكله
طبعا الموضوع طويل ويحتاج لشرح كثير
نأخذ مثال
كلمة مؤمن
لها جمع مذكر يعني خاص بالذكور وهو
مؤمنون
ولها جمع مؤنث خاص بالإناث وهو
مؤمنات
كلمة شجرة shajara 🌳
الجمع أشجار Ashjar وهو جمع تكسير وهي تعني ثلاثة فأكثر يعني more than 2
وهناك أيضا مثني يعني إثنتين ✌️🌳🌳
وهو شجرتين تنطق هكذا shajaratain
مثال آخر
ولد = boy
Walad
المثنى ✌️ولدين = 2 boys
Waladain
الجمع = أولاد = boys = Awlad
مثال آخر
طائرة🛩 تعني plain
هذه مفرد = Ta ira
المثني✌️ = طائرتين 🛩🛩= Ta iratain
الجمع= طائرات =Ta irat 🛩🛩🛩
لا أدري هل انا اشرح بطريقة مبسطة أم سيئة
المعذرة
Yes yes thanks, it’s clear but what is the systeem to make a word plural (2) or plural (more than 2).
Is there a rule to learn that when you know the root of the word you know how to make the plurals so you don’t have to learn them all by heart😅. And thanks again for the explanation.
@@tjerkreijntjes
هناك كلمات لها قاعدة تمشي عليها لتحويل الكلمة من مفرد☝️ إلى مثنى ✌️ أو إلى جمع 🖐
وهناك كلمات شاذة ليس لها قاعدة وهذه يجب عليك حفظ كل منه على حدة يعني تحفظها منفردة
فالأمر في اللغة العربية ليس سهلا كاللغة الانجليزية تضيف s or es فتحصل على الجمع
اللغة العربية من أصعب ست لغات في العالم لا بد من دراستها مباشرة على يد معلم لتعرف كيف ينطق الكلمات خاصة أن في اللغة العربية حروف ليست موجودة في الانجليزية مثل ( ق ، ع ، غ ، ض ، ظ ، ح خ ) لا بد من سماعها من مدرس
وهناك أيضا حركات التشكيل التي توضع فوق وتحت الحروف مثل (ُ ُ ِ َ ً ّ ٌ ْ) هذه لا بد من سماعها من معلم ولا تكفي قرائتها من كتب شرح اللغة
الخلاصة انه لا توجد قاعدة تنطبق على كل مفردات اللغة بل الغالبية العظمى هنا أنه لا قاعدة والكلمات التي تضمها قاعدة واحدة اقل من الكلمات الشاذة
مثلا كلمة نور، = light = Nour
الجمع أنوار Anwar
كلمة غول = ghost
الجمع = غيلان
لاحظ أن الكلمتين متشابهتان في عدد الحروف وطريقة نطق الحروف الساكنة والمتحركة ولكن عند الجمع اختلف كل شيء
لا قاعدة يا عزيزي
الشواذ أكثر من المنتظم
ولكن في قواعد النحو الأخرى القاعدة أكثر من الشذوذ
والأمر باختصار يحتاج إلى ممارسة وتدريب مستمر وسوف تصل إلى مستوى متقدم جدا مع الوقت
رأيت على اليوتيوب أجانب كثيرون يتكلمون اللغة العربية أفضل مني أنا العربي الأصلي وتعجبت منهم
أشخاص من اليابان وفرنسا وروسيا والصين وأمريكا صاروا معلمين لغة عربية وهي ليست لغتهم الأصلية إن شاءالله ستكون انت واحدا منهم
Please make a course to learn arabic!
Do you want to learn the best Arabic dialect? You should learn Syrian Arabic. It is the best dialect and the preferred dialect for all Arabs.
المصرية هى الاسهل وأكثر انتشارا غير أن العراقى عشان يفهم المغربى أو المغربى يفهموا بيتكلمه اللهجة المصرية
😊Can you teach us how to speak English like Americans, please? Because I want to learn it very much. It's good, but it's okay. +Thank you for this beautiful explanation
بالتوفيق يا براين ❤❤❤❤
انا الوحيده الي عربيه 😂😂 وعارفه كل الكلام ده😂😂 +
ممكن تثبيتتتتت❤❤
تحفة والله بجد شاطر👏🏻😂❤
It is very awesome to see a native American teaching our Arabic language to Americans ❤❤
Thank you, I hope this video encourages more people to learn Arabic!
Modern standard arabic is the best i know that learning the Egyptian dialect is useful for communication but learning the modern standard arabic is much more fun
رائع جدا ... بارك الله فيك
أحسنت صنعا ❤!!
استمر ❤
The word "انتي" is wrong , the correction is "انتِ" .
You learn people (the viewer users) Egyptian Arabic accent ! not the classical original Arabic (Alfusha /alfus ha/) .
@LingoTrek No ,thanks . I'm a native Arabic speaker .
@LingoTrek Thank you 🙂👍
شرحك ممتاز جدا يا براين ❤
People need to learn formal Arabic language which is can use it easily in Arabian countries, because arabe themselves may find some difficulties when they have conversation, for example if Egyptian tries to start conversation with Moroccan or Tunisian or .... they will find difficulties to understand some words, so in my view learn formal language first then if you want to settle in one of Arabian countries then if you want try to learn local pronunciation words