Does the native Arabic language not use Fathah kasrah and dhommah?I can read Arabic using punctuation marks like those in the Qur'an but I can't read when there are no punctuation marks
nope, apart from certain cases like the qu'ran, poetry and for people learning the language, those diacritics are generally not used to indicate the short vowel sounds. I believe this is similar in other semitic language too, for instance hebrew doesn't indicate the short vowel sounds either. native arabic speakers are able to read and understand without those marks because it's usually clear from context, and many native speakers i know don't even know what the diacritics mean. it makes it extra hard for those learning the language lol
i am muslim but i’ve always wanted to learn arabic but now there is a new girl in my school and she only speaks arabic so she struggles so i want to learn for her.
@@Xavdee Learning from a native speaker is the bee's knees, the way I see it. Moreover, colloquial phrases in Egyptian or Levantine Arabic are very useful indeed. MSA is as useful, but it is a lingua franca. It's not adopted in everyday conversations.
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i miss Saudi Arabia so much. If I ever had the chance to live there i would do it gladly... Best and most humble people in the world
Fine one I'll definitely try this thanks again...
Nice, thank you!!
عفوا... هل يوجد الفيديو دون الموسيق...؟ شكرا، الله يهدنا...
انا من مصر وانا بتعلم انجليزي
Can I try this one?
يمكن أن اجرب هذا ؟the pronunciation of(ج) is not formal here it's tend to be Egyptian
Please check the first sentence اجرب ? اغرب ? Says uğarriba but writes ujarriba I am confused, thank you
Does the native Arabic language not use Fathah kasrah and dhommah?I can read Arabic using punctuation marks like those in the Qur'an but I can't read when there are no punctuation marks
nope, apart from certain cases like the qu'ran, poetry and for people learning the language, those diacritics are generally not used to indicate the short vowel sounds. I believe this is similar in other semitic language too, for instance hebrew doesn't indicate the short vowel sounds either. native arabic speakers are able to read and understand without those marks because it's usually clear from context, and many native speakers i know don't even know what the diacritics mean. it makes it extra hard for those learning the language lol
Is this MSA?
Which dialect is this?
It's formal but the dialect tend to Egyptian's
Basic phrases, perhaps too basic, the way I see it. بسيط جدا. 800 arabic words for everyday life is much better.
what shall i search up to find it?
i am muslim but i’ve always wanted to learn arabic but now there is a new girl in my school and she only speaks arabic so she struggles so i want to learn for her.
@@Xavdee 800 Arabic words for everyday life. That's the search criteria you have to adopt.
@@Xavdee Learning from a native speaker is the bee's knees, the way I see it. Moreover, colloquial phrases in Egyptian or Levantine Arabic are very useful indeed. MSA is as useful, but it is a lingua franca. It's not adopted in everyday conversations.
@@deepblue188 thank you 🙏🏼
Como ppo samos dialogar, estou com vc d.....
me fala em árababe...
how is that?
okay
how can you learn while sleeping, has anyone tried this?
I slept while listening to it
and you learned arabic? shukriya
@@cuteorpyarahamza
Very hard to learn Arabic the most difficult task
lol.. why are there commercials.. I was almost asleep 🫠🤣🤣
MSA or dialect?
It is Egyptian Arabic
يمكن أن اجرب هذا ! حرف الجيم ليست فصحة 😳
صحيح! ❤
Comercial are too long to learn while sleeping
terrible irritating music .. poor conversation choices ..not well done ..
terrible nerve wracking g looped music distracts fm .. voices.. need better voices more Soul satisfying talk .. this misses the clock bait title mark
commercials bother to sleep