This girl is ridiculously cute; not just her looks but her over-all personality and sense of humour. Anyway, I'm loving this channel; it's much easier to listen to than other channels I've watched.
Thanksssssssss a lot, its an informative video, and your teaching style is also polite. I also like your sense of humor and could please speak slowely when talk in arabic . One way to learn is when you speak little bit slow. Thank you. Shukraan jazilaan, laha fidyu bialmaelumati, wa'uslub altadris alkhasi bik hu 'aydaan mahdhibaan. kama 'uhibu ruh aldaeabat w yumkin altahaduth bbt' eindama yatahadath biallughat alearabiati. tariqatan wahidatan liltaelum hi eindama tatahadath qalilanaan batiya. shukraan lakum
Hello I am fouad from syria I am arabic speaker I can help you to learn arabic If you want to learn together I want to improve my english my whatsapp number is +963938084674 and my facebook profile is m.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100012352800259&ref=content_filter I feel happy to help you with arabic
My best friend is from Egypt and I want to learn some Arabic to impress her!! (She's tried to teach me some but she is so impatient and bad with not slowing down)
I am a student studying languages in the university, but you do not update in classical Arabic, you pronounce the letters in the Egyptian dialect, and this may lead to dispersion of the listener because he needs a common pronunciation between all the dialects.
Egypt doesn't use Dugan meaning to go they use rush meaning to go so 8m some sections she was speaking fushaa but the majority of it is Egyptian but for those who are looking for MSA there are tons of videos. I can't wait for you all to go to an Arab Country and speak Fushaa. They are not going to talk back to you in Fushaa. One country that may do it is the UAE but good luck. That will never happen to me again. Hahahaha!
Hello Ms. Peryhan, do you teach Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) as well? A few individuals I work with are from Yemen; however, they speak Egyptian Arabic, like you. Yet they are able to understand MSA. I like Egyptian Arabic since I believe it is the Mother of Arabic. I have been told Modern Standard Arabic is utilized for Business Purposes. I understand MSA purposes, its just peculiar that Egypt is not the Lingua Franca, since Egypt was built by an Empire, (an Empire the world is still fascinated by).
I personally prefer the Egyptian Arabic because it is the most spoken of all forms of Arabic I don't plan to travel to the Levant. And I know if I go to Jordan they will understand me. The rhythm will be different in how they speak.
U explain things very appropriately... i like to watch n learn from ur videos.. its comprehensive for me.. Can you tell how egyptian say i miss you and like how soup para talking Mesel-sela
Nice video. I like the practical focus, but it would be better if you could slow down and enunciate these phrases syllable by syllable. Walk us through it.
hi Peryhan you are doing a great job I like your fun demeanor. My question is you started off in Egyptian Arabic then in your greeting you ended in Fushaa. Why? Fushaa is only for reading and writing unless you are a jounalist. I love 3amiyya masriyya and besides you can find many fushaa websites, but not as many Egyptian sites. What people need to know when practicing Arabic its like learning two languages in one. If someone tries to talk in fushaa at the airport, yes, they will understand but they will reply in 3amiyya.
For those who are learning I would like to take the confusion out of which variation of Arabic to learn. Egyptian Arabic is the most spoken Arabic in the Arabic work, then there is Khalij or Gulf Arabic, Shaami which is also Levantine Arabic spoken in Syria, Lebanon, Palestine and the Western part of Jordan. Maghreb Arabic spoken by Moroccans, Algerians, and Tunisians. Libyans speak more closely to Egyptian variation. Fushaa (MSA) Is for reading poems, the Quran, and the news. Yes, everyone can understand but not everyone is educated to speak Fushaa, so they will talk to you in their regional dialect of Arabic and there will be words you won't know. I got some aggravated when I was in Egypt I had to yell do anyone speak English. So there are only slight variations between Egyptian and Shaami they can understand one another. There are more movies and songs made in the Egyptian dialect and with the population of approx. 90million its easier to go with it. Fair warning in Shaami and Egyptian they dont pronounce the "qaf" it is pronounced like the alif. for example qahwa (coffee) is pronounced ahwa so try to adjust to this. the words will sound different from fushaa when it begins with "qaf". Khalij they pronounce the qaf but the alif has a short sound like short a. if everyone spoke fushaa in a perfect world everyone would understand each other and this is not the case.It would make Arabic easier and you can learn one language instead of two.
sif alsif Everybody is not educated in the Arab world and many dont use common sense to speak to a foreigner in MSA they speak in dialect. Which makes it difficult for the non Arab speaker. My statement was not for the Arabic speaker but the non arabic speaker. My question is why would you speak your regional dialect to a foreigner if they are not speaking your variation? Not only is there different words use, pronunciations, and rhythms how the language is spoken. How an Egyptian says a sentence will sound different from someone from the Levant or Gulf to a person learning MSA. I had a horrible experience in the airport in Cairo I was speaking MSA they were talking to me in Egyptian yet no one was educated enough to talk back to me in MSA so I could understand them. All they wanted was was my damn money! I had to ask is there anyone who speak English to get what I needed. It was very frustrating and this is why I tell any non arabic speaker you have to learn two languages in one because they wont use common sense and answer you in MSA. You all don't use Fushaa as the universal language to speak to someone who is Arab but not from your country. It becomes a struggle in conversation often leading to miscommunication. Use common sense and refer to fushaa since you all seem to understand. It's not rocket science. This is why I say everyone is not educated. I dont care how many degrees you have common sense never come into play, but yet many are so arrogant as if you are smarter than everyone else and they can't teach you anything. Try using common sense and by using it, you will be able to speak to anyone no matter where they are from. Have a good day.
Also, can you say Anaa at the start of any of these verbs? as in "Anaa Yesuf"? What i'm trying to say is: can you use only the verb and I to communicate?
Umm i can see the hardwork here, good job, and thank you, but i just wanna make sure tho.. so you guys are teaching not-very-formal arabic on purpose? I mean i see that some of the written things are in Fusha (formal arabic) but the lady is pronounciating is in Amiyah (non-formal). I'm kinda confused.
This is what makes Arabic so hard. Here you say Ahlan. ezzayyak Hi, how are you. So why is "How are you" ezzayyak here but in one of your previous videos "How are you" was keif halek?
Can you translate this for me please.. for my boyfriend because he cant speak english ... i want to tell this (i want you in mylife and promise me you dont leave me.you mean somuch to me) can you translate that for me in morrocan arabic
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This girl is ridiculously cute; not just her looks but her over-all personality and sense of humour. Anyway, I'm loving this channel; it's much easier to listen to than other channels I've watched.
im starting to remember the launguage from when i was little i forgot thnk u so much
4:56 lol😂😂😂😂 the funniest girl i've ever seen!
todo es util... gracias
Your face expressions and additional comments keep me glued to your videos
I like this girl! I wanna be her friend and learn Arabic faster 😁😃
Hi! Careful that she doesn't teach Arabic! She just speaks Egyptian dialect and slang that used only in Egypt!
@@maqdoni1 "only", are you living under a rock ??
Thanks Teacher
I love your videos!
Thank you very much!🙏
Mashi habibi, shukran
تسلمي درس كتير حلو!! ربنا معاكي!!
my favuourite words have come !!! eilah,oht & omm are my favourite words !!! Thankyou arabicpod & specially Peryhan !!!
Pretty and great sense of humor.....awesome!....
So nice to hear you excellent
Thanksssssssss a lot, its an informative video, and your teaching style is also polite. I also like your sense of humor and could please speak slowely when talk in arabic . One way to learn is when you speak little bit slow. Thank you.
Shukraan jazilaan, laha fidyu bialmaelumati, wa'uslub altadris alkhasi bik hu 'aydaan mahdhibaan. kama 'uhibu ruh aldaeabat w yumkin altahaduth bbt' eindama yatahadath biallughat alearabiati. tariqatan wahidatan liltaelum hi eindama tatahadath qalilanaan batiya. shukraan lakum
Hello I am fouad from syria I am arabic speaker I can help you to learn arabic If you want to learn together I want to improve my english my whatsapp number is +963938084674
and my facebook profile is
m.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100012352800259&ref=content_filter
I feel happy to help you with arabic
Well done
Thank you!
Very very good I like these
It's interesting in learning new language
good keep it up
My best friend is from Egypt and I want to learn some Arabic to impress her!! (She's tried to teach me some but she is so impatient and bad with not slowing down)
where are you from ?
Excelent teaching method madam teacher Prahan very nice thanks
Thanks
Thsnks alot nice video i learn alot
Very useful to learn Egyptian dilect thanks for your efforts
thank you so much mam
لهجتك العربية جيدة حقا👌
habibi
I am a student studying languages in the university, but you do not update in classical Arabic, you pronounce the letters in the Egyptian dialect, and this may lead to dispersion of the listener because he needs a common pronunciation between all the dialects.
You are right 👍👍
Like this lesson.
thank u name
sukran birhan
Very useful for me thanks.
U r expression is gud mam..
Sa Adah. .happiness
Egypt doesn't use Dugan meaning to go they use rush meaning to go so 8m some sections she was speaking fushaa but the majority of it is Egyptian but for those who are looking for MSA there are tons of videos. I can't wait for you all to go to an Arab Country and speak Fushaa. They are not going to talk back to you in Fushaa. One country that may do it is the UAE but good luck. That will never happen to me again. Hahahaha!
Thanks.
Thanks u so much
Mam ur so great
Oh never mind, i continued the video and i can cleaaarly see that you're using Amiyah haha. Keep up the good work! :)
excellent!
very helpful
u r the best
I have Egyptian friends. Thank you sister for teaching. 😁💕
إنكي رائعا جدا
Hicham zan
إنكِ**
Hello Ms. Peryhan, do you teach Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) as well?
A few individuals I work with are from Yemen; however, they speak Egyptian Arabic, like you. Yet they are able to understand MSA.
I like Egyptian Arabic since I believe it is the Mother of Arabic.
I have been told Modern Standard Arabic is utilized for Business Purposes.
I understand MSA purposes, its just peculiar that Egypt is not the Lingua Franca, since Egypt was built by an Empire, (an Empire the world is still fascinated by).
2:33 Maybe I'm hard of hearing but to me, it sounds like "Meshi" but, with the alif, should it not be "Maashi"?
can you teach us standard Arabic?
Hhh. Your wanna have a cat expression was really lovely. Thank u for the video
Good
woow
Thanks Peryhan, I love how open you are and funny! Also, when did you start learning English?
I personally prefer the Egyptian Arabic because it is the most spoken of all forms of Arabic I don't plan to travel to the Levant. And I know if I go to Jordan they will understand me. The rhythm will be different in how they speak.
U explain things very appropriately... i like to watch n learn from ur videos.. its comprehensive for me.. Can you tell how egyptian say i miss you and like how soup para talking Mesel-sela
Nice
So we can say Aywa -Yes or Naam-Yes
thank you so much prhayn you teach very well I easily understand 💕I'm nepali
u r so funny lol
Nice video. I like the practical focus, but it would be better if you could slow down and enunciate these phrases syllable by syllable. Walk us through it.
Madam preyhan excelent method of teaching 🌱🍀💟❤️🌿🌼☀️🌱🍀
hi Peryhan you are doing a great job I like your fun demeanor. My question is you started off in Egyptian Arabic then in your greeting you ended in Fushaa. Why? Fushaa is only for reading and writing unless you are a jounalist. I love 3amiyya masriyya and besides you can find many fushaa websites, but not as many Egyptian sites.
What people need to know when practicing Arabic its like learning two languages in one. If someone tries to talk in fushaa at the airport, yes, they will understand but they will reply in 3amiyya.
A very good lesson by a very competent tutor, full of humor as well.
Ilove you
I like when you smile
For those who are learning I would like to take the confusion out of which variation of Arabic to learn. Egyptian Arabic is the most spoken Arabic in the Arabic work, then there is Khalij or Gulf Arabic, Shaami which is also Levantine Arabic spoken in Syria, Lebanon, Palestine and the Western part of Jordan. Maghreb Arabic spoken by Moroccans, Algerians, and Tunisians. Libyans speak more closely to Egyptian variation.
Fushaa (MSA) Is for reading poems, the Quran, and the news. Yes, everyone can understand but not everyone is educated to speak Fushaa, so they will talk to you in their regional dialect of Arabic and there will be words you won't know. I got some aggravated when I was in Egypt I had to yell do anyone speak English.
So there are only slight variations between Egyptian and Shaami they can understand one another. There are more movies and songs made in the Egyptian dialect and with the population of approx. 90million its easier to go with it.
Fair warning in Shaami and Egyptian they dont pronounce the "qaf" it is pronounced like the alif. for example qahwa (coffee) is pronounced ahwa so try to adjust to this. the words will sound different from fushaa when it begins with "qaf".
Khalij they pronounce the qaf but the alif has a short sound like short a.
if everyone spoke fushaa in a perfect world everyone would understand each other and this is not the case.It would make Arabic easier and you can learn one language instead of two.
مارك هذا شيء عجيب هل يوجد في العالم مثل العرب يتستطيع أن يفهمك ولكن لا يستطيع التحدث. نسبة عدم التحدث تختلف من منطقة الى منطقة ومن شحص الى شحص
sif alsif Everybody is not educated in the Arab world and many dont use common sense to speak to a foreigner in MSA they speak in dialect. Which makes it difficult for the non Arab speaker. My statement was not for the Arabic speaker but the non arabic speaker. My question is why would you speak your regional dialect to a foreigner if they are not speaking your variation? Not only is there different words use, pronunciations, and rhythms how the language is spoken. How an Egyptian says a sentence will sound different from someone from the Levant or Gulf to a person learning MSA. I had a horrible experience in the airport in Cairo I was speaking MSA they were talking to me in Egyptian yet no one was educated enough to talk back to me in MSA so I could understand them. All they wanted was was my damn money! I had to ask is there anyone who speak English to get what I needed. It was very frustrating and this is why I tell any non arabic speaker you have to learn two languages in one because they wont use common sense and answer you in MSA.
You all don't use Fushaa as the universal language to speak to someone who is Arab but not from your country. It becomes a struggle in conversation often leading to miscommunication. Use common sense and refer to fushaa since you all seem to understand. It's not rocket science. This is why I say everyone is not educated. I dont care how many degrees you have common sense never come into play, but yet many are so arrogant as if you are smarter than everyone else and they can't teach you anything. Try using common sense and by using it, you will be able to speak to anyone no matter where they are from. Have a good day.
Please upload videos related with conversation at airport.
Is this standard Arabic? Im not sure ....
Is this masri?
Also, can you say Anaa at the start of any of these verbs? as in "Anaa Yesuf"? What i'm trying to say is: can you use only the verb and I to communicate?
gamil??? may be "jamil"?
When do you use aywa versus nam?
na'am is in standard arabic if you want to be more formal and aywa is in egyptian
In the word number 3 "جميل", I think it has to pronounce "Jamĩl", number 4 "قطة" is Qittun
Minh Hoàng this is Egyptian accent not Arabic standard
masā al-hayir everyone in the comments
Umm i can see the hardwork here, good job, and thank you, but i just wanna make sure tho.. so you guys are teaching not-very-formal arabic on purpose? I mean i see that some of the written things are in Fusha (formal arabic) but the lady is pronounciating is in Amiyah (non-formal). I'm kinda confused.
If I slow down the video speed it’s easier to understand
This is what makes Arabic so hard. Here you say Ahlan. ezzayyak Hi, how are you. So why is "How are you" ezzayyak here but in one of your previous videos "How are you" was keif halek?
(اهلا = ahlan =Welcome ) (مرحبا =Hello ) (كيف حالك =kieif halek =How are you)
This is Egyptian cool.
Thank you but it is son quik.
Habeebe U R much fasrer
You're so funny 😂
Thanks, But this is not Standard Arabic language. Can’t be used for professional/academic writing or speaking.
nice vedio. . .but, fast speak arbic. if can slwoly speak arabic L. thanks vedio
Benito Benito *nice video. But you speak arabic too fast. I highly recommend speaking slowly. Thanks for the video.
Guys, you can lower its speed through the vid's option.
how do you say, " you are blushing?"
U talk too fast, i cant hear the right prounanciation.repeat the arabic words and sentences slowly.
please read the Arabic slowly we cant not know
alangkah baik nya pel. bhs arab ini diterjemahkan ke bhs indonesia
Batter good for me
I thought habibi was an insult. It's the opposite. Wow!
ازيك!😂😂😂
Learning Egyptian accent 😂💪
ممتزة احبها
How to say: to lie (to lie on a sofa)?
Can you translate this for me please.. for my boyfriend because he cant speak english ... i want to tell this (i want you in mylife and promise me you dont leave me.you mean somuch to me) can you translate that for me in morrocan arabic
it's not Modern Standard Arabic
The correct title should be "Learn Egyptian Colloquial" as this is not the standard Arabic (fusha).
What exactly make egytian and msa different? Like the word or just the accent?
Cute
البيان التحتية باللغة الإنجليزية يروح سريعا ..لو سمحت لا تسرع هذا
it's not the Standard Arabic
you should to tell people it is egyption accent not and it is not classical arabic
She said she was from Egypt. I would imagine it would be an Egyptian accent.
I am urduspeaker after U finish the sentance In english pls wait do,nt be hurry U r face is a
Most pretty enough while U speak,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,
You are very fast
God! Very difficult. Toooo much!