Same we arabs hate our language subject in our schools. The HARDEST one Just found my self I speak Arabic fluently. But when they ask me about the grammar. Me: wilp. Guess I'll die now XD
@@wukennylee4926 it never was a hadith it's like a proverb or something stop suspecting evrything as if it was wrong what he said, it's true when u learn a language u be safe and peaple will less harm you knowing that u understand thier saying
The reason behind the Arabic "welcome/hello" just changed my mind about the Arabic countries. The fact that they welcome not only you, but also your angels is just a beautiful thinking.
Can u explain wdym by welcome ur angels ?plus we usually say "assalamualaikum wa rahma allah wa baraktuh" which means assalamualaikum:- peace on you (something like we are on peace mate no fights or wars) Wa rahma allah :-and God's marcy (no needto repeat "on u" again that would be too long) Wa barakatuh :- (and his blessings) In total it means the peace be upon you and God's mercy and blessings (something like ur telling him that u guys are on peace and at the same time praying for the one almighty to bless the otherones) That's what most arab say which is in original the islamic way of saying hello
I think the one you mean is more of the Muslim way of saying it because you can marhaban which is hello and like you could also say saba7 El nour (morning of light) saba7 El 5eir (morning of peace) ....
As a mandarin native speaker, I get contact in Arabic because of my conversion to Islam, And because of that, I feel a fascination with Arabic! I am learning Arabic right now and I already feel the difficulty it brought me when I learn Arabic!
it's true that in Arabic we don't have vowels but we do have symbols that we write over or under the consonant. the thing is you can only find such writing in children's books and Quran. as adults we don't really need or use them because we have already memorized how to pronounce the words but I can imagine the struggle for someone who just started learning the language...
As a native Arab, I've always had a struggle with grammar and it never ends but the more you learn the more beautiful the language gets, i don't think there's a language as accurately expressive as Arabic, there's always a word that describes the exact emotion and i think that's wonderful
I agree some might argue with me, but some words I feel don't translate the same way in other languages from Arabic. There are a plethora of words that can't be expressed in English.
@@craftah I’m guessing you just have too much hate, don’t you? If you don’t like something then just simply scroll away since you’re just using the social media It’s simple, I promise
I'm 13 months into learning Arabic. I've got 1 successful trip to Egypt under my belt, and I was blown away by how nice everyone there was, especially when I was able to speak (limited) Arabic with them. They really appreciated the effort and were shocked that I could speak it. Most people were so confused as to why I'd learn it if it wasn't for work and I wasn't married to an Egyptian. I think your point about learning Arabic, learning about their culture, and realizing that a lot of what we believe to be true about the Arab world (as westerners) if often times wrong. I felt a HUGE shift in my world view when I visited Egypt. Now I am eager to get back to the Middle East. As a bonus, I've made a friend near where I live who is from Jordan. I'm able to visit him where he works and practice my Arabic with him. Yes, we technically speak different dialects, but they are close enough we can get through conversations pretty well!
@@kragxciv2794 Do you have experience being a woman in Egypt? From my experience and experiences of other women I know, visiting Egypt has been a lovely experience.
ive seen dozen of women online say how theyve been stalked by creepy muslim men just because they were blonde women. my sister, a blonde woman, was stalked by over twenty guys when she was in turkey, another muslim majority nation, and wasn't raped by them solely due to my father and I being there. keep going to Egypt and other islamic nations an see what happens to you.@@aubreybaker8228
@@aubreybaker8228Visiting Egypt is the best. The people are very friendly and enjoy generosity and culture. They have everything that can help you on your trip, but the government, as you know, has a bad treatment of tourists, but of course the people are the best. Thank you from Amsterdam to the Egyptian people.
I still remember the horrors of middle and high school Arabic exams, and don't even think about poetry although beautiful every verse needs an explanation
@@amiratalinmi yes even tho some r cool but when its in exams it's hell I'm glad no one in the future would be like what dose this mean in that one poet or so lol
As an Arab person, I have learned four different languages, and even though Arabic is my first language, it still was the hardest one for me to learn it
Absolutely correct, I learned English, French, German, Japanese and a little bit of Korean, and nothing compares to the difficulty of Arabic, and I’m a native speaker
@@yasserjamal8405 قراءة الكتب/التعلم من المدرسة و عموما متابعة اشياء بالإنجليزية عالانترنت و لما تصادف اي كلمة غريبة دور معناها، رح ياخذ وقت بس رح تتحسن و تتطور بشكل كبير
I studied Arabic at university... and it was very, very difficult... and now I am an Arabic language teacher in a school. But I find a lot of difficulties
I am Arab and I know it's hard if you want to learn Arabic more you can watch old Egyptian movies it's really awesome and you will get better l,m sure Good luck
@@junethanoschurchill6750 It's more like saying it's not hard to climb a mountain if you learn the basics, use the right rools and put in the time. It just takes time and resources; it's not really a matter of difficulty. Keeping yourself consistent and committed to learning every day for years on end is the hard part. Everything else is just people overthinking and/or being impatient and wanting results yesterday.
Only hard relative to native English speakers who only speak English. I'm a native speaker of the English, Taiwanese, Filipino, and Cebuano language and can understand Mandarin. Not one is easier than the other and based on the US levels, I know level 4 and 5 languages but grew up speaking them so it's not on a different level to me, they're simply different languages.
You have no idea how fascinating it is to see someone from the west with so much interest in the Arabic language and culture. What you said at the end of the video really put a smile on my face. I wish people would get rid of the prejudice and misconceptions and try to familiarize themselves with the Arab culture. Your pronunciation of the Egyptian dialect is spot on, It’s a joy to listen to you speak Arabic like that. Greetings from Egypt, and thank you for making this video.
My family is from Russia but moved to the US. As a Russian, I deeply respect Muslim people and Muslim culture in general, Islam is Russia's 2nd largest major world religion straight after Eastern Orthodoxy after all. I've grown up surrounded by Tatars and Uzbeks. I am also aware that not all Arabs are Muslims, for instance, Orthodox Christian Arabs exist as well, which would make them the same religion as my family. Love to you all, regardless of faith and blood
@MANAHIL FATIMA it's something that was always present in arabic literature tests in high school,in which basically a word is or phrase is underlined in a text or poem, and you're asked to give a full description of that word in that position in the sentence and explain every single detail along with how the word before or after it affects the underlined word and sometimes to who or what it relates to It's a nightmare 😭
@MANAHIL FATIMA I genuinely cant even describe it. I forgot how to do it. It was basically math... but for Arabic words. Like it’s like solving a mathematical equation, just a lot less logical and more based on memorisation.
@@a-foe1516 true mostly grades after grade 6 is so hard and the teachers are so strict and get mad easly and beat you up but if your in an arabic school prepare to get beaten up even if u did nothing wrong
I love the way both Arabic and Mandarin sound when it comes to speaking and literature. I’m fascinated by Arab culture and Chinese culture and I also love that they’re difficult. I’m learning both at the same time, I think Mandarin is so fun.
I'd say it's around 4th, the grammar may be incredibly difficult, but that's not the only aspect about learning a language. I'd say roughly the hardest 4 are: 1.Mandarin 2.Arabic 3.Japanese 4. Hungarian
Here's a very good video explaining why ua-cam.com/video/Wh8PUImUMYo/v-deo.html&ab_channel=LangfocusLangfocus Tbh Russian grammar becomes quite easy once you get the gist of it (its pronunciation is a little bit trickier tho), but Hungarian will make you cry and regret every decision you've made and there'll be no drunk bear rider in adidas suit to comfort you
Damn learning new languages is hard, no wonder it was easier for people back then to just start wars and conflicts over miscommunications between different languages.
@@awesomebearaudiobooks I thought he meant in the middle ages, since that's where we had the largest amount of medium sized conflicts. After the 30 years war, most wars we saw in Europe were huge.
As an Arabic native speaker I would say the grammar part in Arabic language is difficult even for us to have an accurate way to be like a journalist or blogger in social media networks but for forming phrases it isn't that hard There is a lot of content on UA-cam and the internet I encourage everyone to start learning Arabic, Thanks for the video
4:52 كعربي أنصح بتعلم العربية الفصحى، أفضل من تعلم أي لهجة أخرى. فبها تستطيع التحدث مع كل متحدثي اللغة العربية وسيفهمونك، أما اللهجات فقد لا تفهم في بعض المناطق. كذلك معظم المادة المكتوبة تكون مكتوبة باللغة الفصحى فتعلم الفصحى يفتح أمامك مجال أوسع بكثير من اللهجات العامية. as an Arab I recommend that you learn the Fos-ha Arabic (classic arabic), because if you learn it you can speak to every Arabic speaker. also most of written content is in Arabic Fos-ha almost no one writes using other dialects. another issue is that if you learn a dialect a lot of Arabs might not understand it. so I highly recommend learn Alfos-ha
@@slsabilmagdy6356 هو فاهم غلط اصلا لو تعلم مثلا مصري مافي احد عربي ما بيفهم عليه او خليجي او شامي كلها بيفهم عليه اي عربي بس الفصحى مره حلوه بس هو تعداها عشانها صعبه وما يبي يقول
@@slsabilmagdy6356 كل شيء مكتوب يكتب بالفصحى. وصحيح ان المعظم لا يستخدم الفصحى في يومه ولكن كل العرب يفهمونها. انا اتكلم في قناتي بالفصحى ويفهمني الناس
If not Al-Fus-ha Arabic, then the Egyptian dialect is your best chance with communicating with Arabs from various regions. When dubbing foreign movies, Egyptian Arabic is always used if Al-Fus-ha is not. And as a result from people consuming it, they more or less would definitely understand Egyptian Arabic, over, say, Yemeni or Moroccan Arabic.
it's not impossible (both modern and classical). it's definitely easier in the beginning and then it gets harder as you progress/try to really understand the grammar instead just using it, but it's not impossible.
@@nouraelgohary3987لا نحن نتحدث لغة خاصه لنا وهي اللغة الصومالية والعربية هي الثانية نحن نتعلم العربية ونحنا صغار لذا العربية مثل لغتنا وفي اللغة الصومالية يوجد ملايين كلمات عربية وبعض أنجليزي و إيطالي لأنهم استعمرو الصومال ويوجد فيها بعض كلمات تشبه اللغة الهندية والفارسية والأرديه
@@toyotacamry1239 نعم أولا بدأت أن أتعلم اللغة العربية عندما كان عمري خمس سنوات وعندما كان عمري تسعة سنوات كنت أتكلم العربية بطلاقة والأن عمري16 سنة اللغة العربية مثل لغتي الأم الصومالية
I'm Egyptian, and it's so funny to me reading "Egyptian Arabic subtitles", it's rare finding Arabic subtitles to begin with and when there is, it's always the standard "classical Arabic", so seeing Egyptian subtitles is kinda COOL man.. 😂🍬
Well I was a kid I was wondering why English should have she/he and words like waiter and waitress(my mother togngue Parsi doesn't have any gender)but since grade 7 when arabic courses started😂...
انت مخطىء وعنصري هناك علم اسمه اللغويات واللغه العربيه هي احدث لغه ساميه وتطورت على يد السريان بشكل كبير جدا. اذهب واقرأ النصوص القرانيه البداىيه اسلوب قدم @@siciliasmith2977
I started learnong Korean years ago for the same reasons as you. It changed my life tremendously. Languages are the best thing that has happened to humanity
الفرق مش كبير حاجات بسيطه بس هي الي بتفرق بين اللهجتين وكمان انت لو اتعلمت لهجه واحده فبهم بسهوله جدا تقدر تتعلم التانيه بس هتعرف شويه حجات بسيطه تفرق بنها انصحك وبشده تتفرج علي الجزئيه دي مع مستر ابراهيم عادل هو شرح الجزئيه دي بالتفصيل جدا كمان
I took Chinese for 2 years in university and self-studied it a little longer. Now I live in the UAE and I'm attempting to become conversational in vernacular Arabic. In my experience, Arabic is so much harder that it's not even comparable -- though of course I'm talking about speaking, not writing. In any case both languages are beautiful and it has been an absolute pleasure to be a student of them.
Fellow Brian here. I have been learning Chinese for the last year, and you're absolutely right: learning the language, about the culture, and the history of China is an incredible journey. Sometimes, I think I'm spending more time studying history than I'm actually studying the language. Definitely my favourite part of this journey has been being able to talk with countless people around the world. Learning people's stories, and their views. It truly is incredible. It will be years before I'm fluent in Chinese (if I ever get there), but it's absolutely worth it. Edit: Countless spelling and grammar mistakes
@@m77mmdd19 Can't tell if you're a troll or illiterate. I clearly stated I have been studying the history of China, not once did I even bring up either Israel or Palestine.
The funny part about reading Arabic is that it was reformed because the previous style was even more difficult to read. Early Arabic script did not have any 'dots' so there were a plethora of letters that would look identical such as ب ت ث ي
@@Bos_Meong i mean a lot of Arabic speakers (like 12+) nowadays can read in a normal to a fast speed without vowels or dots like its nothing, that's because the more you're familiar with Arabic the less you pay attention to those details :) Like a lot of us ignore them if they are there anyway cause we read so much growing up in school we know how words/sentences look like and you can also tell from the context :)
Funny facts: arabic language has 12 million words. More than 300 name for the lion , 70 for the sword ⚔️🗡️. More then five degrees for walk like walking slowly has a word, a bit faster has one, normal has one, fast has one, running has maybe two or three. It's just rich and funny.
@@frankfleming1103 It means literally " God is the greatest". Body bombs as you call them use it as war cry. It's very similar to “Dieu et Mon Droit” used by King Edward III during Battle of Crecy or “Tenno Heika Banzai” used by Japanese Kamekaze during WW2. unfortunately, such expressions and many others are associated to war and killing but that's the problem of only the people using them. it doesn't mean that Arabs , English and Japanese are bad. Peace!
@@frankfleming1103 it means God is great(est). It's sad that people think it's only used by terrorists it doesn't mean anything bad So if someone says Allahu akhbar they are not gonna kill you or something.
Brian actually played a character on a show about spies! Lol. "TURN Washington's Spies". The series was really good and he played one of my fave historical people : Marquis de Lafayette!
Hi Brian... I'm studying 6 languages simultaneously. It's hard work but it's worth it. I am studying Spanish, German, French, Japanese, Chinese and Arabic. My main focus is Arabic and Spanish. I absolutely LOVE LOVE LOVE THE ARABIC LANGUAGE ❤️🙏🇪🇬
I doubt you are properly learning 6 languages simultaneously, that’s just bullshit. Stop lying to yourself and the internet and stick to one or two instead.
How does this work? My mother tongue is arabic, i am excellent in english, studying turkish and planning to go to russian through other turkic dialect like kazakh. Kazakh is a beautiful language and i just love how poetic it sounds and how rich it is. I need some help to plan this. I do not know how to proceed in this as i am on the first stages of intermediate level in turkish.
Im muslim ive been learning Arabic since 4 and in school I was taught mandarin. I found Arabic more easy then English and Mandarin to be like rocket science
@@anotherguycalled6253 are you asking me if your Asian or are you Asian?? If you are I meant the part where most of them look Chinese. Like how Pakistanians, Bengalions and Indians kinda look similar. Hehe big brain moment hehe again 😉 😜 🙃
As an Arabic woman I would like to thank you for what you said at the end of this video about the Arabic world , now I am trying to learn Chinese and its really very difficult for me but its fun at the same time. English is my second language and for me العربية الفصحى is easier than العربية المصرية and by the way I am from Lebanon 🇱🇧
That's true [ لهجه الفصحه ] is much easier then Egyptian Arabic . And also whatever you go in Arabic world everyone understands the [ لهجه الفصحى , AKA : CLASSIC ARABIC ] .
I'm Yemeni and I speak Arabic, I love the way that you talk in Arabic and English. You're English is super clear and understandable. I live in NYC and I hope to see you in the future
@@bubbatea3818 I never said I didn’t appreciate their comment, as an Arab I get this a lot where people think you can be Arabic. I did correct them and I’m not being rude, I could have said it in a million ruder ways than “you can’t be Arabic”.
@@ahqhatod I'm Arab too, and honestly it doesn't bother me. Just because you could've been ruder doesn't mean you weren't rude to being with. Just say that Arabic is the language and nothing more.
@@bubbatea3818 I understand your point of view but after it happening so many times it just gets irritating, and everyone’s experiences are different so even if you don’t get bothered by it, it doesn’t mean everyone else won’t get bothered by it 😐
While no one denies that Arabic is a difficult language, I find it easy on the pronunciation side compared to Chinese. One more plus for Arabic is that its writing system is enjoyable to learn and there's almost no silent letters. Once you have a solid foundation in reading and writing, it will be a question of how far you'd like to go to meet your goals.
as an arabic guy spending his entire life in studying arabic grammer ( coz I'm from family related to 1st arabic speaker in the world ) so it's like a tradition to study arabic grammer, poem and ......etc there's 13 meaning of من i swear 😂 each one is completely different from another one . huge respect to all languages 😍
Hmmm I never really thought about it but this sounds cool. Can u pls teach me about the first Arabic speaker and how it all started I’d like to hear that from u. Oh and one more thing, which nationality was he/she? Thank uu.
That's actually true, من has alot of meanings and uses and can be placed amost everywhere to change the whole meaning of the sentence, i never thought about that 😂 I thought everything is simple and easy
@@q80aziz No one actually know about who is the first Arabic speaker but the Scientists from all around the world said that the first one that speak Arabic was Adam عليه السلام then it passed to his son Noah then to Sam son of Noah عليه السلام. But aim of the scientists said that was جبريل عليه السلام ❤️
I've been surrounded by Arabic all my life, I can read it and speak it but I've genuinely just had a weird feeling when reading it, it felt motivational and upbringing. There's truly something special about the language for me, I can never get tired of it. :)
I don't speak Arabic, but I'm near native fluent in Mandarin. Learning to read Chinese has been one of the best things I've ever done. I read Chinese books and realize that it's virtually impossible to translate much of the universal concepts from Chinese to English. The spoken language as Mandarin and written is Chinese. Chinese has hundreds of dialogues. The simplicity of Chinese grammar also creates challenges, simply because it's so simple. Fluency in spoken Mandarin does not mean you can fluently read novels and books. The spoken and written languages are very different. Thanks for your insights and suggestions. We also have a lot of misunderstandings about Chinese culture.
The big superiority term master cannot be misused in yt names or names, and I am the only Master and the only being who reflects light and the only respectable being etc - tonal languages are annoying, so I would never learn a tonal language, and a way better challenge would be Irish & Scottish Gaelic!
Irish and Scottish Gaelic are category 3 languages, so they are quite difficult and confusing in spelling, but they’re still not impossible to learn, and they are a pretty language with mostly pretty words - however, Dutch & English are the prettiest languages ever that all should know, and also Norwegian / Old Norse / Icelandic / Faroese / Danish / Cornish / Breton / Welsh / German / Hungarian / Gallo / Catalan / Galician / Portuguese / Slovene etc are also super gorgeous, so they are all great options, so I am learning all these pretty languages and all other pretty languages that are on my list of languages I want to learn and improve!
@ماركو YT there are accents in the English language, you should learn the American or the British accent since they’re the easiest ones, the other accents, like the English Jamaican accent for example, have words from the Jamaican language in it so it’s going to be confusing to learn and people might not understand you even if they speak English themselves. Yeah, you can learn by watching. I heard Netflix has an option where you can turn on the subtitles for two languages at the same time so that will probably help. You can even listen to podcasts to help with the pronunciation and spelling.
This is actually super enlightening. I'm now suddenly so excited to learn Mandarin, which will means I will be able to speak, write and read the exact same languages as you! بالتوفيق!
I’ve been “learning” Arabic at school for 12 years, since I was 3, but never managed to learn it due to terrible teaching and lack of motivation due to the bad teachers
You seem to be a nice and respectful person for different cultures , bravo that you could learn both of Mandarin and Arabic .تحياتي و بالتوفيق للمزيد من النجاحات.
I've stared learning arabic once month ago, i know i'ts nothing, but i'm feeling so happy when i learn new vocabulary and, especially, when i write something, with this video i've learned: في الو قت الحالي I wait learn it well, because it's a beautiful language, and i love the arabic grammar. السلام علسكم
@@ouihya كطالب مهندس أضمن لك أن العربية و نحوها أعتقد بكثير من الرياضيات فكلاهما لغة في النهاية هنالك قواعد و يجب أن تتعلمهم من أجل فهم الرياضيات بينما العربية هنالك قواعد و كل قاعدة تحتوي على مئات الحملات الخاصة و تعقيدات هذا ما يجعل العربية جميلة و بليغة و إضافة للإحتوائها على اثنا عشر مليون كلمة
It shocks me more the fact that a westerner is fluent in Arabic than in Chinese. And yet you decided to be fluent in both. You are a true intellectual.
Fun Fact: Knowing Arabic has really helped me learn Japanese. I know other European languages but the fact that Arabic is so different from English really helps with having an open mind when it comes to languages.
My country's public school system offers Japanese as a 3rd language (optional to study) but menawhile requires your 2nd language (which is your mother tongue too) to be Mandarin (with the 1st language being English) to qualify, as the 2 languages have some similarities. So some ethnic minorities here (whose 2nd language/mother tongue is another language) find this policy discriminatory
@@lzh4950 trust me I know. I’m from Tunisia and even though we are no longer an official colony of France, we still study in French. Arabic is looked down upon.
@@lzh4950 I don't really understand, but well, if your country is China then it makes perfect sense that learning Chinese is mandatory regardless of the minorities...
@@Croviajo grammar is the same unless you don't know what grammar means. Then if you don't understand that means you have a problem not the Egyptian dialect.
@@syedjunaidyusuf It's not just Egyptian dialect that is hard, Fusha is unified Arabic which anyone will understand you if use it, however Egyptian, Algerian, Tunisian, Palestinian dialect is hard for non Arab and actually some Arab to understand for example I'm Egyptian and sometimes I can't understand Algerian dialect specially when they mix it with French 😂
Learning the Arabic language is difficult at first, but in the middle of your learning, you will adapt to it. It's like you're a passenger in a spacecraft and you got out of our solar system with difficulty, but when you got out you became fast and explored the depths of the great universe
الكلمة غير الشكل الي هو قصده عليه يعني في العربية عندنا الحروف لو عرفناها هنعرف نقرا اي كلمة لكن الصيني مفيش حروف هو بس اشكال كتير مرسومة فلازم نحفظ كل الاشكال عشان نعرف نقراها لكن العربي اهم حاجة تعرف الحروف
@@ranaredabadrakhan4657 فعلا أعتقد أن هو يقصد كده واللغة اليابانيه برده نفس الكلام بس الحلو انك تقدر تتعلم الحروف بسهوله عن الصيني وهتعرف تدبر امورك من غير الكانجي اللي هي الرموز دي
I speak Arabic ( born in Morocco) , French , Spanish English and I’m currently studying Japanese. I have to say that studying Kanji is hard and it takes time you might feel discouraged at the begging but little by little it starts making sense …Practice is the key!
Very nice sister🙏 Hope you will achieve all your goals insha Allah. I'm born in Holland and speak also the moroccan dialect but i want first to inprove that and then another language. Japanse seems by the way like a very beautifull language💪🏼
Actually, I was very impressed by the way you speak in Arabic.. very fluent and impressive for an American, but when you said you are also fluent in Mandarin.. and all that in just 5 years.. that is just crazy.. Massive respect to you :)
(ev ödevi)=the homework (shortly) ödev = homework ödev-im=my homework ödev-im-i=(it's) about my homework ödev-in=your homework ödev-in-i=(it's) about your homework yap=do / (make by adding ontop) mek/mak= exertion/process yapmak=(verb)=the process of doing a/e = to i/u =it's /about ta /da=(range-distance) at /in /on ma=not (mu-eun=this one)=men=I /me (tsi-eun=that one)=sen=you var=arrive / er=get at ( simple tense suffixes ) bas=dwell on /tread on ez= crush ma-bas / ma-ez ( negative simple tense suffixes ) yor=(go over it) / try ( present tense suffix ) di=now on ( past tense suffix ) muş-u= inform/notice ( narrative past tense suffix ) çek= fetch / çak=fasten ( future tense suffixes ) yap=do ver=give bil=know al=get/have Ödevimi yaparım(ödev-im-i yap-a-var-u-men)=(I get to do (it's about) my homework)= I do my homework Ödevini yapmazsın(ödev-in-i yap-ma-bas-u-sen)=(You don't dwell on to do (about) your homework)= You don't do your homework Ödevimi yapıyorum(ödev-im-i yap-ı-yor-u-men)=(I try to do my homework)= I'm doing my homework Ödevini yapmıyorsun(ödev-in-i yap-ma-ı-yor-u-sen)=(You don't try to do your homework)= You're not doing your homework Ödevimi yapmaktayım(ödev-im-i yap-mak-da-u-men)=(I'm in the process of doing my homework)= I've been doing my homework Ödevini yapmamaktasın(ödev-in-i yap-ma-mak-da-u-sen)=(You're not in the process of doing your homework)=You haven't been doing your homework Ödevimi yaptım(ödev-im-i yap-di-men)=(I do-ed about-my homework)= I did my homework Ödevini yapmadın(ödev-in-i yap-ma-di-sen)=You didn't do your homework Ödevimi yapmışım(ödev-im-i yap-muş-u-men)=(I'm aware that have done my homework) Ödevini yapmamışsın(ödev-in-i yap-ma-muş-u-sen)=I noticed you haven't done your homework Ödevimi yapacağım(ödev-im-i yap-a-çak-u-men)=(I keep close to do my homework)= I will do my homework Ödevini yapmayacaksın(ödev-in-i yap-ma-a-çak-u-sen)=(You don't fetch (into the mind) to do your homework)= You're not going to do your homework Ödevimi yapardım( ödevimi yapar idim/ ödev-im-i yap-a-var-er-di-men)=I used to do../ I would do my homework Ödevimi yapmazdım(ödev-im-i yap-ma-bas-er-di-men)=(I used not to dwell on to do my homework)= I wouldn't do my homework Ödevimi yapıyordum(ödev-im-i yap-ı-yor-er-di-men)=I was doing my homework Ödevimi yapmaktaydım(ödev-im-i yap-mak-ta-er-di-men)=I was been in the process of doing my homework Ödevimi yaptıydım(ödev-im-i yap-di-er-di-men)= I remember I did my homework Ödevimi yapmıştım(ödev-im-i yap-muş-er-di-men)=I had done my homework Ödevimi yapacaktım(ödev-im-i yap-a-çak-er-di-men)=I would get to do my homework Ödevimi yapıverdim(ödev-im-i yap-ı-ver-di-men)= I easily did my homework in no time Ödevimi yapabilirim(ödev-im-i yap-a-bil-e-er-u-men)=(I get the knowledge to do my homework)=I can do../ I am able to do my homework Ödevimi yapamam(ödev-im-i yap-a-al-ma-u-men)=(I don't get to have anything to do my homework)= I am not able to do my homework Ödevimi yapmayabilirim(ödev-im-i yap-ma-a-bil-e-er-u-men)= I am able to get (a chance) to not do my homework Ödevimi yapamayabilirim(ödev-im-i yap-al-ma-a-bil-e-er-u-men)=I may can't get to do my homework Ödevimi yapabiliyorum(ödev-im-i yap-a-bil-i-yor-u-men)= (I know how to do my homework) = I can do my homework Ödevimi yapamıyorum(ödev-im-i yap-a-al-ma-i-yor-u-men)=I cannot do my homework Ödevimi yapabildim(ödev-im-i yap-a-bil-di-men)= I was able to do my homework Ödevimi yapabileceğim(ödev-im-i yap-a-bil-e-çek-u-men)=I will be able to do my homework Ödevimi yapabilirdim(ödev-im-i yap-a-bil-e-er-er-di-men)= I could get to have done my homework Ödevimi yapabilecektim(ödev-im-i yap-a-bil-e-çek-er-di-men)=I would be able to do my homework Ödevimi yapabilseydim(ödev-im-i yap-a-bil-eser-er-di-men)=if I would be able to do my homework Ödevimi yapabildiysem(ödev-im-i yap-a-bil-di-eser-u-men)=if I could be able to do my homework Ödevimi yapabilmeliydim(ödev-im-i yap-a-bil-mek-li-er-di-men)=I should be able to do my homework
I love what you said at the end. About people in America having misconceptions of the Arab World. Thank you so much man. May God bless you and God loves you!
As someone who was bilingual in mandarin, I would say arabic is the harder one, but *oh gosh relearning mandarin from the start is a more difficult than I thought-* Both are beautiful languages!
Well it the opposite from me Chinese is way more complicated than Arabic i mean ma mean four words i had a hard time believing it at first 😂 well peace from algeria
@@simpleman3458 well, "ma" is just a sound. there are much more than 4 words than the ones Brian mentioned. 吗妈马嘛码骂玛麻蚂嫲 and more. some of them have the same tones, some different. the 4 Brian mentioned 妈mother 麻numb 马horse 骂scold/curse are just the 4 most common words people use to show the different tones in Chinese. Good luck learning Chinese!
@@simpleman3458 I guess it's whatever we grew up with will most likely always sound easier than the opposite one lol. I'm used to the tones and stuff, but I can see how it must sound to people unfamiliar to it.
اللغة العربية بها التشكيل وهو مهم جدا لفهم النطق الصحيح و المؤدي للمعني المراد من الكلمة و الذي يعطي الإعراب النحوي الصحيح وأيضا الصرف 😊 كل هذا يساعدك علي النطق الصحيح دون اللجوء لحفظ كل كلمة مثال: ذَهَبْ = gold ذَهَبَ = went (the past of go)
I'm currently living in China, I've also lived in UAE for 3 years, but I must confess that Arabic is my favorite language in the world aside from my native Luo language and Swahili language which is a mix of both Arabic and the Bantu languages of Africa.
Yeah learnd Arabic but there no way i can read thoes big books not quran but lectures. You have to learn evan more stuff idk evan know how my dad did it
I agree I'm learning arabic. But starting with the symbols and learning to read it. I've spent countless hours yet have barely touched on the most basic phrases loo
so happy to find someone who truly knows that media is trying to define Arab and Muslim people in a very bad way , Arabic language is amazing don't hesitate learning it 🤩🤩🤩
شكرا حبيبي براين ملاحضة مهمه اللغة العربية بنيت قواعدها النحوية على اسس علم الجبر لذلك تجدها معقده تشبه للغات البرمجة ولكن هذا النظام حفظ هذه للغة لفترات طويلة جدا وضلت محافظة على قوتها وجمالها
I like how in this chat everyone is so humble :) feeling comfy haha. I'm a Chinese here and wishing to learn some Arabic ! I have an Arabian neighbour, they're really great:)
I love when you change the bad image of arab people, I'm so Happy and really I feel so proud when I see an open minded person like you . Thnx so much 😭😭I'm an arabic girl from tunisia and I love you so much💗😭😭
By the way, if you learn Chinese, you also learn 30% of Japanese, because the Chinese characters in Japanese (kanji) are the character from Chinese, and a lot of them share the same meaning, but the pronunciation is different. Anyway, you'll see.
Before learning chinese you should learn the Pinyin system in Chinese by which your all doubts will be cleared and then start with hello chinese app which is best for learning Mandarin ! I'm also currently learning Mandarin and found it grammatically easy and simple
bro, gudluck with that, i suggest you only to learn how to speak, if read probably it took you SOOOOO SOOO MANY YEARS LOL.. Trust me i cant even read some chinese words
I'm Chinese, my worst subject in high school is also Chinese :(
Same we arabs hate our language subject in our schools. The HARDEST one
Just found my self I speak Arabic fluently. But when they ask me about the grammar. Me: wilp. Guess I'll die now XD
竟然在这里看到了van sama🥺
哈哈哈哈
我也是HAHAH
I thought you're Vietnamese.
There an old arabic saying: Whoever knows the language of a people is safe from their deception
Actually it's a weak hadith from the prophet saws, I recommend you don't share it
That's exactly why I'm learning Hindi/Urdu (I'm Arab, and a 20% of my country's population are Indian expats)
@@user-ov2fc5sd1e Qatar or UAE?
@@wukennylee4926 Why can't he shar e it?
@@wukennylee4926 it never was a hadith it's like a proverb or something stop suspecting evrything as if it was wrong what he said, it's true when u learn a language u be safe and peaple will less harm you knowing that u understand thier saying
The reason behind the Arabic "welcome/hello" just changed my mind about the Arabic countries. The fact that they welcome not only you, but also your angels is just a beautiful thinking.
Can u explain wdym by welcome ur angels ?plus we usually say "assalamualaikum wa rahma allah wa baraktuh" which means
assalamualaikum:- peace on you (something like we are on peace mate no fights or wars)
Wa rahma allah :-and God's marcy (no needto repeat "on u" again that would be too long)
Wa barakatuh :- (and his blessings)
In total it means the peace be upon you and God's mercy and blessings (something like ur telling him that u guys are on peace and at the same time praying for the one almighty to bless the otherones)
That's what most arab say which is in original the islamic way of saying hello
I think the one you mean is more of the Muslim way of saying it because you can marhaban which is hello and like you could also say saba7 El nour (morning of light) saba7 El 5eir (morning of peace) ....
@@rostenstake964 What does the 7 and 5 stand for? I have never understood these numbers ^^'
@@Lucdera 7 is حاء (h) 5 is خاء (kh) and its used when u speak arabic using english characters and its not formal
@laith oh i see , ty alot my friend ❤️❤️
As a mandarin native speaker, I get contact in Arabic because of my conversion to Islam, And because of that, I feel a fascination with Arabic! I am learning Arabic right now and I already feel the difficulty it brought me when I learn Arabic!
واو حتى اسمك عربي 👍
@@lunalu4244 I chose it myself
@@georgewang1248 اسم جميل ,احسنت الاختيار.
@@lunalu4244 Thank you!🙂
MachaAllah! A big welcome bro :)
it's true that in Arabic we don't have vowels but we do have symbols that we write over or under the consonant. the thing is you can only find such writing in children's books and Quran. as adults we don't really need or use them because we have already memorized how to pronounce the words but I can imagine the struggle for someone who just started learning the language...
thank you for explaining that on behalf all of us
True
أكيد!!!
That’s a 100% true
@@FarmanF.O You'll need to live a year or two with Arabs to do so, without practice it's difficult
As a native Arab, I've always had a struggle with grammar and it never ends but the more you learn the more beautiful the language gets, i don't think there's a language as accurately expressive as Arabic, there's always a word that describes the exact emotion and i think that's wonderful
I agree some might argue with me, but some words I feel don't translate the same way in other languages from Arabic. There are a plethora of words that can't be expressed in English.
@@someguyontheinternet5448 every language has some unique words
Most unique is Arabic language bcz some of the words ar undefined no body knows except the creator....
@@craftah I’m guessing you just have too much hate, don’t you?
If you don’t like something then just simply scroll away since you’re just using the social media
It’s simple, I promise
@@star98s bro what? I just said the truth
مهم جدًّا اللي قلته عن إن الغرب معلوماتهم عن العرب مغلوطة
شكرًا ليك❤️
👍👍
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فعلا معاه حق 👍
@@BrianWilesLanguages معليش على الاستفسار بس ..هل انت مسلم ☺
ربي يوفقك 👍
@@55kuzgun48 لا
I'm 13 months into learning Arabic. I've got 1 successful trip to Egypt under my belt, and I was blown away by how nice everyone there was, especially when I was able to speak (limited) Arabic with them. They really appreciated the effort and were shocked that I could speak it. Most people were so confused as to why I'd learn it if it wasn't for work and I wasn't married to an Egyptian.
I think your point about learning Arabic, learning about their culture, and realizing that a lot of what we believe to be true about the Arab world (as westerners) if often times wrong. I felt a HUGE shift in my world view when I visited Egypt. Now I am eager to get back to the Middle East.
As a bonus, I've made a friend near where I live who is from Jordan. I'm able to visit him where he works and practice my Arabic with him. Yes, we technically speak different dialects, but they are close enough we can get through conversations pretty well!
That's awesome, Aubrey! Thanks for this comment.
You’re a woman going to Egypt. That’s not gonna end well at all.
@@kragxciv2794 Do you have experience being a woman in Egypt? From my experience and experiences of other women I know, visiting Egypt has been a lovely experience.
ive seen dozen of women online say how theyve been stalked by creepy muslim men just because they were blonde women. my sister, a blonde woman, was stalked by over twenty guys when she was in turkey, another muslim majority nation, and wasn't raped by them solely due to my father and I being there. keep going to Egypt and other islamic nations an see what happens to you.@@aubreybaker8228
@@aubreybaker8228Visiting Egypt is the best. The people are very friendly and enjoy generosity and culture. They have everything that can help you on your trip, but the government, as you know, has a bad treatment of tourists, but of course the people are the best. Thank you from Amsterdam to the Egyptian people.
Arabic grammar is like an ocean, it’s mind blowing.
My Arabic teacher once told me that some Arabic tutors don't have a full grasp on the amount of grammar this language has.
@Eunice Pound
I am from Somalia, my mother tangue isn't Arabic, but I learnt Arabic in one year.
Tip: Do not ever try to learn Arabic grammar.
@@MohammedAhmed-py4rk ليش مايحاولو يتعلمو قواعد اللغه العربيه؟
@@umsaja9571 صعبة جداً وغالباً ما يحتاجونها
فأهم شيء يتعلمون القراءة والكتابة والنطق الصحيح للحروف والكلمات.
ua-cam.com/video/CaFAv_EyBmU/v-deo.html❤💞👉
I liked his pronunciation of Quran. It was on point.
I was just about to write that :0 , as an Arabian it makes me so happy :3
Yes that was nice. His pronunciation of “Muslim” on the other hand needs work.
Yep :D
@@fatmeshbat2239 *arab
@Hafsah NASEER 6:50
I speak fluent Chinese, and I am studying Arabic, hope I can speak it fluently in one day future
Wow
Uyghurmusiz?
You're amazing, so inspiring!!!
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ترجم هذا (حظا موفقا)
All my respect ..
كل الاحترام و التقدير من شاب مصري لحضرتك علي إجتهادك و ثقافتك وإتقانك الشديد لكل لغة جديدة بتتعلمها ❤️
I'm Chinese, so I'm gonna say Arabic is the most difficult language.
Nah
You missed apoint Cause it's not your mother language
U speak the hardest one so you don't feel what is harder than another
Because the richest language on earth
@@healsandplays8781 i think that IS the point of the comment haha
Arabic is ok
I still remember the horrors of middle and high school Arabic exams, and don't even think about poetry although beautiful every verse needs an explanation
I think thats whst is beautiful about arabic the poutry
My mother language is arabic ,i know a little bit of english ,;;)
trust me it is hard even for native arabic speaker. most poetry studied are old as latin.
@@amiratalinmi yes even tho some r cool but when its in exams it's hell I'm glad no one in the future would be like what dose this mean in that one poet or so lol
O i know what that feels like
As an Arab person, I have learned four different languages, and even though Arabic is my first language, it still was the hardest one for me to learn it
هل تعلمت اللغة الانكليزية وكيف
Same I'm still learning it and English and French
Absolutely correct, I learned English, French, German, Japanese and a little bit of Korean, and nothing compares to the difficulty of Arabic, and I’m a native speaker
@@yasserjamal8405 قراءة الكتب/التعلم من المدرسة و عموما متابعة اشياء بالإنجليزية عالانترنت و لما تصادف اي كلمة غريبة دور معناها، رح ياخذ وقت بس رح تتحسن و تتطور بشكل كبير
I totaly agréé with you bro
I studied Arabic at university... and it was very, very difficult... and now I am an Arabic language teacher in a school. But I find a lot of difficulties
I am Arab and I know it's hard if you want to learn Arabic more you can watch old Egyptian movies it's really awesome and you will get better l,m sure
Good luck
I'm a beginner and it breaks my heart 🥲
@@Gehad-Mohamedd I want to learn Saudi Arabic. Do you have any recommended show or channel?
Learn Arabic without grammar, you will not need it to speak (I am an Arab)
@@Creeper-Brothersyes that's true we don't need grammer to speak or even writing
Damn he is a genius for mastering 2 of the hardest language in the world
Yes indeed :) He did a great job and this may inspire people who want to learn a language but they are discouraged because they find it hard.
@Абдульзефир lol that’s kinda like saying it’s not hard to climb a mountain if you can get to the top
@@junethanoschurchill6750 It's more like saying it's not hard to climb a mountain if you learn the basics, use the right rools and put in the time. It just takes time and resources; it's not really a matter of difficulty. Keeping yourself consistent and committed to learning every day for years on end is the hard part. Everything else is just people overthinking and/or being impatient and wanting results yesterday.
Not the hardest in the world, but actually hardest for English speaker
Only hard relative to native English speakers who only speak English. I'm a native speaker of the English, Taiwanese, Filipino, and Cebuano language and can understand Mandarin. Not one is easier than the other and based on the US levels, I know level 4 and 5 languages but grew up speaking them so it's not on a different level to me, they're simply different languages.
You have no idea how fascinating it is to see someone from the west with so much interest in the Arabic language and culture. What you said at the end of the video really put a smile on my face. I wish people would get rid of the prejudice and misconceptions and try to familiarize themselves with the Arab culture. Your pronunciation of the Egyptian dialect is spot on, It’s a joy to listen to you speak Arabic like that. Greetings from Egypt, and thank you for making this video.
@@NoName-jq5hg ???
@@NoName-jq5hg damn bruh who hurt chu ? He is just happy that people appreciate our culture.. chill omfg-
Don't let the media fool you I'm mexican American and we often think of our arab cousins alhamdulila brother
Hi هاي
My family is from Russia but moved to the US. As a Russian, I deeply respect Muslim people and Muslim culture in general, Islam is Russia's 2nd largest major world religion straight after Eastern Orthodoxy after all. I've grown up surrounded by Tatars and Uzbeks. I am also aware that not all Arabs are Muslims, for instance, Orthodox Christian Arabs exist as well, which would make them the same religion as my family. Love to you all, regardless of faith and blood
The nightmare of every arabic speaker: الإعراب 😭
@MANAHIL FATIMA it's something that was always present in arabic literature tests in high school,in which basically a word is or phrase is underlined in a text or poem, and you're asked to give a full description of that word in that position in the sentence and explain every single detail along with how the word before or after it affects the underlined word and sometimes to who or what it relates to
It's a nightmare 😭
فعلا💔
THE HORROR
@MANAHIL FATIMA
I genuinely cant even describe it. I forgot how to do it. It was basically math... but for Arabic words. Like it’s like solving a mathematical equation, just a lot less logical and more based on memorisation.
@@a-foe1516 true mostly grades after grade 6 is so hard and the teachers are so strict and get mad easly and beat you up but if your in an arabic school prepare to get beaten up even if u did nothing wrong
I love the way both Arabic and Mandarin sound when it comes to speaking and literature. I’m fascinated by Arab culture and Chinese culture and I also love that they’re difficult. I’m learning both at the same time, I think Mandarin is so fun.
This is brilliant. Plain and simple.
😉magic
Thank you very much, Omar
سبحان الله يعمر الصدفة جابتني لك واحين بسألك تؤمن بالصدفة؟
@@skiller_3815 ههههههههههههههههههههه
@@daemon9544 ايش يضحك😂😂
I studied Arabic for 2 years, learning Mandarin now, and I think the hardest language is by far… Hungarian.
Is Hungarian your first language?
I'd say it's around 4th, the grammar may be incredibly difficult, but that's not the only aspect about learning a language. I'd say roughly the hardest 4 are:
1.Mandarin
2.Arabic
3.Japanese
4. Hungarian
What makes Hungarian grammar so difficult? Can't be harder than Russian no? That one seems like the worst to me haha or polish
@@PuzzleMessage No, Russian is incredibly easy.
Here's a very good video explaining why
ua-cam.com/video/Wh8PUImUMYo/v-deo.html&ab_channel=LangfocusLangfocus
Tbh Russian grammar becomes quite easy once you get the gist of it (its pronunciation is a little bit trickier tho), but Hungarian will make you cry and regret every decision you've made and there'll be no drunk bear rider in adidas suit to comfort you
Damn learning new languages is hard, no wonder it was easier for people back then to just start wars and conflicts over miscommunications between different languages.
I don't think that happened in any significant level
@@jcavs9847 I’m 100% certain that it did
@@starstencahl8985 source: just trust me bro
In Europe, most people in positions of power spoke Latin. Maybe it was a bigger problem elsewhere, but not here.
@@awesomebearaudiobooks I thought he meant in the middle ages, since that's where we had the largest amount of medium sized conflicts. After the 30 years war, most wars we saw in Europe were huge.
As an Arabic native speaker I would say the grammar part in Arabic language is difficult even for us to have an accurate way to be like a journalist or blogger in social media networks but for forming phrases it isn't that hard
There is a lot of content on UA-cam
and the internet
I encourage everyone to start learning Arabic,
Thanks for the video
U talking about the media part really got u my respect...🙌
4:52
كعربي أنصح بتعلم العربية الفصحى، أفضل من تعلم أي لهجة أخرى. فبها تستطيع التحدث مع كل متحدثي اللغة العربية وسيفهمونك، أما اللهجات فقد لا تفهم في بعض المناطق. كذلك معظم المادة المكتوبة تكون مكتوبة باللغة الفصحى فتعلم الفصحى يفتح أمامك مجال أوسع بكثير من اللهجات العامية.
as an Arab I recommend that you learn the Fos-ha Arabic (classic arabic), because if you learn it you can speak to every Arabic speaker. also most of written content is in Arabic Fos-ha
almost no one writes using other dialects.
another issue is that if you learn a dialect a lot of Arabs might not understand it.
so I highly recommend learn Alfos-ha
^
بس مفيش حد بيتكلم عربية فصحة دلوقتي ممكن لو حد عايز يتعلم عربي ممكن يتعلم لهجة مفهومة في الوطن العربي
@@slsabilmagdy6356 هو فاهم غلط اصلا لو تعلم مثلا مصري مافي احد عربي ما بيفهم عليه او خليجي او شامي كلها بيفهم عليه اي عربي بس الفصحى مره حلوه بس هو تعداها عشانها صعبه وما يبي يقول
@@slsabilmagdy6356 كل شيء مكتوب يكتب بالفصحى. وصحيح ان المعظم لا يستخدم الفصحى في يومه ولكن كل العرب يفهمونها. انا اتكلم في قناتي بالفصحى ويفهمني الناس
If not Al-Fus-ha Arabic, then the Egyptian dialect is your best chance with communicating with Arabs from various regions. When dubbing foreign movies, Egyptian Arabic is always used if Al-Fus-ha is not. And as a result from people consuming it, they more or less would definitely understand Egyptian Arabic, over, say, Yemeni or Moroccan Arabic.
Chinese grammar is easy until you get into actual literature. Then it turns impossible.
it's not impossible (both modern and classical). it's definitely easier in the beginning and then it gets harder as you progress/try to really understand the grammar instead just using it, but it's not impossible.
@@werosification Obviously, I don’t mean literally impossible. Thanks though.
@@Aledharris i didn't really think that it was obvious 🤷🏼♀️
@@werosification Yeah, obviously you didn't.
I know Arabs that don't even understand their own literature, they say u gotta study additional 5-10 yeara just to understand literature
Amazing video thank you so much Iam an Arabic native speaker from Algeria and I really like your videos❤
فيديو مفيد وممتع .. عااااش
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#غزة_تحت_القصف
هلا حبي
@@inq1584 I am an Arab and I agree English is easier.
ما كنت عارف في اي شخصاً اخري هو بحضر فيديوهات انجليزية لكن هو عرب
I love how you talk positively, from heart, about Arabic and Egypt. I wish Allah bless you and give you all you want.
I am somali first thing I learned was arabic its simple language not difficult
@@azharudinmehmet2345 Nice, I thought Somalis speak Arabic as mother tongue!
@@nouraelgohary3987لا نحن نتحدث لغة خاصه لنا وهي اللغة الصومالية والعربية هي الثانية نحن نتعلم العربية ونحنا صغار لذا العربية مثل لغتنا وفي اللغة الصومالية يوجد ملايين كلمات عربية وبعض أنجليزي و إيطالي لأنهم استعمرو الصومال ويوجد فيها بعض كلمات تشبه اللغة الهندية والفارسية والأرديه
@@azharudinmehmet2345 ما شاء الله يبدوا انك تتكلم عربي بطلاقه
@@toyotacamry1239 نعم أولا بدأت أن أتعلم اللغة العربية عندما كان عمري خمس سنوات وعندما كان عمري تسعة سنوات كنت أتكلم العربية بطلاقة والأن عمري16 سنة اللغة العربية مثل لغتي الأم الصومالية
I'm Egyptian, and it's so funny to me reading "Egyptian Arabic subtitles", it's rare finding Arabic subtitles to begin with and when there is, it's always the standard "classical Arabic", so seeing Egyptian subtitles is kinda COOL man.. 😂🍬
ikr xDD
God, I agree
I didnt understand some words there actually but i mostly just listen to the video
@@ZeroDiamond I just listen too when it comes to English, but these subtitles were really distracting, I was so surprised by them.. 😂
@@esraaruya my eyes are glued to the subtitles even if i understand dialogue
I love your enthusiasm for languages and especially for Arabic , which I am also learning. You are a great inspiration.
We Arabs also face difficulties in grammar, because it is difficult 😂😂
Well I was a kid I was wondering why English should have she/he and words like waiter and waitress(my mother togngue Parsi doesn't have any gender)but since grade 7 when arabic courses started😂...
@Daoud dz لغه مزيج من كل اللغات الشرقيه القديمه من هيروغليفيه واراميه وعبريه وحضرموتيه و،،،،،،،،
@@ici70yz49 اللغة العربية قائمة بنفسها وليست خليط يا فهمان
انت مخطىء وعنصري هناك علم اسمه اللغويات واللغه العربيه هي احدث لغه ساميه وتطورت على يد السريان بشكل كبير جدا. اذهب واقرأ النصوص القرانيه البداىيه اسلوب قدم @@siciliasmith2977
@@ici70yz49 اذن لماذا تتحدث بها ، نحن العرب نفتخر بها لأنها لغتنا و جزاء من حضرتنا و عروبتنا يا دخيل
I started learnong Korean years ago for the same reasons as you. It changed my life tremendously. Languages are the best thing that has happened to humanity
براين ، إعمل حلقة توضح فيها الفرق بين اللهجة الأمريكية والبريطانية.
Many people has done that already
I think it's not worth the effort and time
أنصحك بمشاهدة حلقة أستاذ إبراهيم عادل عن الموضوع ده و كمان عمر عبدالرحيم
بس طبعا إبراهيم عادل الأول 🙂
الفرق مش كبير حاجات بسيطه بس هي الي بتفرق بين اللهجتين وكمان انت لو اتعلمت لهجه واحده فبهم بسهوله جدا تقدر تتعلم التانيه بس هتعرف شويه حجات بسيطه تفرق بنها
انصحك وبشده تتفرج علي الجزئيه دي مع مستر ابراهيم عادل هو شرح الجزئيه دي بالتفصيل جدا كمان
مع كامل إحترامي. بس ده هري مالوش أي لازمة.
I took Chinese for 2 years in university and self-studied it a little longer. Now I live in the UAE and I'm attempting to become conversational in vernacular Arabic. In my experience, Arabic is so much harder that it's not even comparable -- though of course I'm talking about speaking, not writing. In any case both languages are beautiful and it has been an absolute pleasure to be a student of them.
Ok, but who are you going to talk to with your vernacular arabic in UAE ?
@@hannabeit0316 Arab people?
Fellow Brian here. I have been learning Chinese for the last year, and you're absolutely right: learning the language, about the culture, and the history of China is an incredible journey. Sometimes, I think I'm spending more time studying history than I'm actually studying the language. Definitely my favourite part of this journey has been being able to talk with countless people around the world. Learning people's stories, and their views. It truly is incredible. It will be years before I'm fluent in Chinese (if I ever get there), but it's absolutely worth it.
Edit: Countless spelling and grammar mistakes
你很棒，加油
Nice imma try to solo Chinese and Arabic hehe
@@m77mmdd19 Can't tell if you're a troll or illiterate. I clearly stated I have been studying the history of China, not once did I even bring up either Israel or Palestine.
@@m77mmdd19 israel
@@m77mmdd19 both, and please, don't be an ass.
The funny part about reading Arabic is that it was reformed because the previous style was even more difficult to read. Early Arabic script did not have any 'dots' so there were a plethora of letters that would look identical such as ب ت ث ي
This sounds like a nightmare
And it was so easy for Arab to distinguish between them back then🤷♂️
yoo what the fuckkk. thats impossible
@@BlitzWalkthrough It was and it was changed for good reason
@@Bos_Meong i mean a lot of Arabic speakers (like 12+) nowadays can read in a normal to a fast speed without vowels or dots like its nothing, that's because the more you're familiar with Arabic the less you pay attention to those details :)
Like a lot of us ignore them if they are there anyway cause we read so much growing up in school we know how words/sentences look like and you can also tell from the context :)
Funny facts: arabic language has 12 million words. More than 300 name for the lion , 70 for the sword ⚔️🗡️. More then five degrees for walk like walking slowly has a word, a bit faster has one, normal has one, fast has one, running has maybe two or three.
It's just rich and funny.
@@frankfleming1103 It means literally " God is the greatest". Body bombs as you call them use it as war cry. It's very similar to “Dieu et Mon Droit” used by King Edward III during Battle of Crecy or “Tenno Heika Banzai” used by Japanese Kamekaze during WW2. unfortunately, such expressions and many others are associated to war and killing but that's the problem of only the people using them. it doesn't mean that Arabs , English and Japanese are bad. Peace!
@@frankfleming1103 its a very stupid stereotype literally.
Actually it's more than 500 name for lion and more than 1500 for camel and 1500 for sword and more than 80 for honey 🐝
@@MrHokagesama ممتاز،شكرا لك
@@frankfleming1103 it means God is great(est).
It's sad that people think it's only used by terrorists it doesn't mean anything bad
So if someone says Allahu akhbar they are not gonna kill you or something.
As an Arab, I faced a lot of difficulty as a child in learning letters and movements. The Arabic language is very difficult. This person is not lying.
Arabic and Mandarin, now you’re definitely a spy 😂
يا ولد ترجم ايم نوت انقلش😂😂
@@WalidRubiks 🙄😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Lol
Brian actually played a character on a show about spies! Lol. "TURN Washington's Spies". The series was really good and he played one of my fave historical people : Marquis de Lafayette!
Hi Brian... I'm studying 6 languages simultaneously. It's hard work but it's worth it. I am studying Spanish, German, French, Japanese, Chinese and Arabic. My main focus is Arabic and Spanish. I absolutely LOVE LOVE LOVE THE ARABIC LANGUAGE ❤️🙏🇪🇬
Tu eres fantastico! Das kannst auf jeden Fall schaffen, mach weiter. Je ne parles pas la francais Mais un peux. انا لبناني؛ و بتمنالك كل التوفيق
I doubt you are properly learning 6 languages simultaneously, that’s just bullshit. Stop lying to yourself and the internet and stick to one or two instead.
@@wernherv.b.928 your sad move on😭😭
Arabic & Spanish is the most lovely language & people in the world
How does this work? My mother tongue is arabic, i am excellent in english, studying turkish and planning to go to russian through other turkic dialect like kazakh. Kazakh is a beautiful language and i just love how poetic it sounds and how rich it is. I need some help to plan this. I do not know how to proceed in this as i am on the first stages of intermediate level in turkish.
احنا كمصريين فخورين بيك يا براين💛💛
شكرا قوي يا فاطمة
@@BrianWilesLanguages وكل العرب ايضا
@@BrianWilesLanguages
(اوي) مش (قوي) يا براين 😅❤️
@@male9k
شكرا ما بيمشيش معاها أوي أصلا 😂
@@wasimattoura2766
لية ياعم هو فستان 😂😂
one day i will master the arabic & mandarin language amen 🙏🏼
Im muslim ive been learning Arabic since 4 and in school I was taught mandarin. I found Arabic more easy then English and Mandarin to be like rocket science
Muslims have an affinity for Arabic like how Asians prob have an affinity for mandarin
Your brain isn't wired properly
@@HassanAhmed-rf9xr I am Asian???
@@Koji-Alistair were all weird in our own way
@@anotherguycalled6253 are you asking me if your Asian or are you Asian?? If you are I meant the part where most of them look Chinese. Like how Pakistanians, Bengalions and Indians kinda look similar. Hehe big brain moment hehe again 😉 😜 🙃
Man you’re really amazing You have my respect for learning 2 hard languages in just 5 years!! This is absolutely amazing
what i like about arabic and chinese the most is their characters, they got the best looking characters imo
حبيبى
Some languages from India have very pretty characters.
To the average person, arabic looks like noodles lmao
@@aaaaa-n8l children call it "noodles"
intellectuals call it "refine"
@@aaaaa-n8l well english cursive might also look like noodle to you then
As an Arabic woman I would like to thank you for what you said at the end of this video about the Arabic world , now I am trying to learn Chinese and its really very difficult for me but its fun at the same time. English is my second language and for me العربية الفصحى is easier than العربية المصرية and by the way I am from Lebanon 🇱🇧
cringe
@@righteousone1 why?
That's true [ لهجه الفصحه ] is much easier then Egyptian Arabic . And also whatever you go in Arabic world everyone understands the [ لهجه الفصحى , AKA : CLASSIC ARABIC ] .
@@righteousone1 learning chinese is cringe?
发音方面，建议你从汉语拼音字母表的发音开始学习，和中国小学生上学时的入门难度一个级别。
别先急着掌握汉字的辨认和记忆，你掌握三千以上常用汉字就已经足够日常沟通用了，所以可以迟些把它们当重点，先掌握好拼音系统，从未成年人的带有注音的书籍阅读开始锻炼自己口语能力你。
祝你学习愉快！顺利！
（我是新疆汉族人，只会母语不会外语😂希望你会翻译以上建议）
I'm Yemeni and I speak Arabic, I love the way that you talk in Arabic and English.
You're English is super clear and understandable.
I live in NYC and I hope to see you in the future
I Hope you don't put a bomb in NYC
7:04 i teared up there. Thanks man. I’m not Arabic but I really appreciate any effort to lessen the misconceptions people have
Arabic is a language. Of course you’re not a language 😑
@@ahqhatod They probably meant Arab but hey, don't be rude mate. I still appreciate their comment, just correct them and don't be rude next time.
@@bubbatea3818 I never said I didn’t appreciate their comment, as an Arab I get this a lot where people think you can be Arabic. I did correct them and I’m not being rude, I could have said it in a million ruder ways than “you can’t be Arabic”.
@@ahqhatod I'm Arab too, and honestly it doesn't bother me. Just because you could've been ruder doesn't mean you weren't rude to being with. Just say that Arabic is the language and nothing more.
@@bubbatea3818 I understand your point of view but after it happening so many times it just gets irritating, and everyone’s experiences are different so even if you don’t get bothered by it, it doesn’t mean everyone else won’t get bothered by it 😐
Arabic grammar is hard for native speakers, I just try to wing it sometimes in exams, can’t imagine learning it as a new language. Oooof.
nah if u love a language u will enjoy learning it and u will find ur self good en it in no time
@@raymindgg4874 true
egyptian here
funny i am studying arabic now and i have a strong feeling that i will roughly pass the exam
try french grammar bro and comeback to tell me: "arabic grammar is so cool!!!!" french grammar is a level top harder, I hate it!
@@smailecharfaoui i learned both, arabic is definitely more difficult
While no one denies that Arabic is a difficult language, I find it easy on the pronunciation side compared to Chinese. One more plus for Arabic is that its writing system is enjoyable to learn and there's almost no silent letters. Once you have a solid foundation in reading and writing, it will be a question of how far you'd like to go to meet your goals.
as an arabic guy spending his entire life in studying arabic grammer ( coz I'm from family related to 1st arabic speaker in the world ) so it's like a tradition to study arabic grammer, poem and ......etc
there's 13 meaning of من i swear 😂 each one is completely different from another one .
huge respect to all languages 😍
Hmmm I never really thought about it but this sounds cool. Can u pls teach me about the first Arabic speaker and how it all started I’d like to hear that from u.
Oh and one more thing, which nationality was he/she?
Thank uu.
في الحركات help
That's actually true, من has alot of meanings and uses and can be placed amost everywhere to change the whole meaning of the sentence, i never thought about that 😂
I thought everything is simple and easy
Please tell us who that first Arabic speaker is ..
@@q80aziz
No one actually know about who is the first Arabic speaker but the Scientists from all around the world said that the first one that speak Arabic was Adam عليه السلام then it passed to his son Noah then to Sam son of Noah عليه السلام.
But aim of the scientists said that was جبريل عليه السلام ❤️
انك تتعلم لغتين بالصعوبة دي دا انجاز كبير 💪❤️
صح، والله معاكِ حق 👍
طبعاً إنجاز عظيم
انا تارك كل شي ومركز انك جايبة العربية الفصحة والمصرية فنفس الجملة😂😂
شكرا جدا يا شمس
@@0ARX0 دا على اعتبار إن المصريين بيتكلموا اللغة المصرية مش لغة دارجة من الفصحى يعني😏
I've been surrounded by Arabic all my life, I can read it and speak it but I've genuinely just had a weird feeling when reading it, it felt motivational and upbringing. There's truly something special about the language for me, I can never get tired of it. :)
It is the language of the Quran it is beautiful and magical
@Nour yes! ❤
It is not special if you are not connected throw the Islam ideology. In fact it sounds bad (the aiyn kha ha sounds, in special)
What do you think about إعراب
I’d recommend listening and reading to the Quran. It’s truly beautiful it would open your eyes.
I don't speak Arabic, but I'm near native fluent in Mandarin. Learning to read Chinese has been one of the best things I've ever done. I read Chinese books and realize that it's virtually impossible to translate much of the universal concepts from Chinese to English. The spoken language as Mandarin and written is Chinese. Chinese has hundreds of dialogues. The simplicity of Chinese grammar also creates challenges, simply because it's so simple. Fluency in spoken Mandarin does not mean you can fluently read novels and books. The spoken and written languages are very different. Thanks for your insights and suggestions. We also have a lot of misunderstandings about Chinese culture.
是的，广义上的“汉语”“中国话”即使是中国汉族人的母语，实际上涵盖了很多不一样发音的口语。普通话、粤语、闽南语、客家话、上海话……甚至包括新疆少数民族发音奇怪的“新疆普通话”……😂
万幸，中国人有共同的书面沟通方式：汉字
@@KING-XINJIANG 汉字还分繁体和简体。。😅😂
@@KING-XINJIANG what he said
The big superiority term master cannot be misused in yt names or names, and I am the only Master and the only being who reflects light and the only respectable being etc - tonal languages are annoying, so I would never learn a tonal language, and a way better challenge would be Irish & Scottish Gaelic!
Irish and Scottish Gaelic are category 3 languages, so they are quite difficult and confusing in spelling, but they’re still not impossible to learn, and they are a pretty language with mostly pretty words - however, Dutch & English are the prettiest languages ever that all should know, and also Norwegian / Old Norse / Icelandic / Faroese / Danish / Cornish / Breton / Welsh / German / Hungarian / Gallo / Catalan / Galician / Portuguese / Slovene etc are also super gorgeous, so they are all great options, so I am learning all these pretty languages and all other pretty languages that are on my list of languages I want to learn and improve!
شكرا ليك انك بتغير صورتنا لاحسن ف العالم الغربى انت شخص جميل❤️❤️❤️
للأسف فعلاً فيه ناس في الغرب بيوصلوا حاجات وحشة عن العرب حتى في الكارتون بس بجد شكراً جداً ليك انك حاولت تصحح المفاهيم الخطأ عشان لو حد ميعرفش❤️
Cant thank him enough when he talked about the misconceptions 😭🥺❤
Thank you for the interesting and hopefull video. I really want to improve my Arabic and English❤
Thank you and good luck with your studies!
I've learned Arabic for 7 years and still can't understand what my teacher is talking about
Honestly dude, watch Cartoon Network in Arabic. That’s how I learned it !
💀
@@laoukhtdusang7994 right bro
@ماركو YT English is the easiest language, just watch shows and read books that have both English and your language’s translations.
@ماركو YT there are accents in the English language, you should learn the American or the British accent since they’re the easiest ones, the other accents, like the English Jamaican accent for example, have words from the Jamaican language in it so it’s going to be confusing to learn and people might not understand you even if they speak English themselves.
Yeah, you can learn by watching. I heard Netflix has an option where you can turn on the subtitles for two languages at the same time so that will probably help. You can even listen to podcasts to help with the pronunciation and spelling.
This is actually super enlightening. I'm now suddenly so excited to learn Mandarin, which will means I will be able to speak, write and read the exact same languages as you!
بالتوفيق!
Learning a language is not just learning to speak or write it, it is learning a new culture. It's opening your mind to a new way of thinking.
it brings me so much joy seeig people talk about arabic and the arab world in a positive light
This is giving me flashback to when my teacher got angry at me because I suck at Arabic
🤣🤣 I am arabine and I find it difficult
I’ve been “learning” Arabic at school for 12 years, since I was 3, but never managed to learn it due to terrible teaching and lack of motivation due to the bad teachers
@@christophesarraf3972 where did you study it at which country 😊
@@Faisal_hazim98 I was born and lived in the uae so Arabic was mandatory to learn in school
@@christophesarraf3972 Wait bruh in uae I'm too but we know edit: arabic pretty well
I am Arabic and i always fail in Arabic grammar exams 😂 it's even hard to us
Same 😂 our grammar is so difficult
that's so true 😭
But it's enjoying
It's so god damn pointless when I'm not interested in literature, I just wanna enter business administration man.
But beautiful, like mathematical poetry 😁
You seem to be a nice and respectful person for different cultures , bravo that you could learn both of Mandarin and Arabic .تحياتي و بالتوفيق للمزيد من النجاحات.
💖✨
@@umsaja9571 cringe
@@craftah all arabs use those emojis, not cringe its just normal.
thats very true, he seems very kind.
@@Quipie that's weird
I've stared learning arabic once month ago, i know i'ts nothing, but i'm feeling so happy when i learn new vocabulary and, especially, when i write something, with this video i've learned:
في الو قت الحالي
I wait learn it well, because it's a beautiful language, and i love the arabic grammar.
السلام علسكم
٣:٢٤ بالنسبة لي كعربية انا اعترف بقوة ان النحو العربي صعب للغاية ولا يوجد منافس له 😐
فعلا
@@ouihya كطالب مهندس أضمن لك أن العربية و نحوها أعتقد بكثير من الرياضيات فكلاهما لغة في النهاية هنالك قواعد و يجب أن تتعلمهم من أجل فهم الرياضيات بينما العربية هنالك قواعد و كل قاعدة تحتوي على مئات الحملات الخاصة و تعقيدات
هذا ما يجعل العربية جميلة و بليغة و إضافة للإحتوائها على اثنا عشر مليون كلمة
اللغة العربية سهلة التعلم و جميلة.
@@ostrich149 انا اكبر همي العربي
@@mohamedboussetta7989
نحوها سهل اذا ركزت على مواد قرائية عليه
و انصحك بكتاب النحو لسيبويه او الاجرومية
هذان الكتابان مفيدان جدا في هذا الباب
7:05 شكرا لدعوتك الناس الى تعلم اللغة العربية
متابعك من الجزائر
7:05
That’s actually true 100%
العصفور مطير العقول مش معقول
@@hossammattar2386 😂😂😂😂
انه يتكلم العربية ولك خرف عربي😂😂
هو ده إلى طير عقل رامز 😂😂😂🤣🤣
العصصفووور
It shocks me more the fact that a westerner is fluent in Arabic than in Chinese. And yet you decided to be fluent in both. You are a true intellectual.
The 冫in 冰 doesn't mean 'water'. It means 'ice' by itself, which is the same as 冰.
The one which means 'water' is 氵with three strokes.
Exactly
So he concluded that Chinese is harder, but not just a little bit. lol
Right
except 冶炼 which means smelt
@@ML-po6vy Of course not every word with 冫has something to do with 'ice', e.g. 次, 馮, 准. That's normal in Chinese characters.
Fun Fact: Knowing Arabic has really helped me learn Japanese. I know other European languages but the fact that Arabic is so different from English really helps with having an open mind when it comes to languages.
My country's public school system offers Japanese as a 3rd language (optional to study) but menawhile requires your 2nd language (which is your mother tongue too) to be Mandarin (with the 1st language being English) to qualify, as the 2 languages have some similarities. So some ethnic minorities here (whose 2nd language/mother tongue is another language) find this policy discriminatory
@@lzh4950 trust me I know. I’m from Tunisia and even though we are no longer an official colony of France, we still study in French. Arabic is looked down upon.
@@imen7610 that's sad
@@Yehanff_670 why?
@@lzh4950 I don't really understand, but well, if your country is China then it makes perfect sense that learning Chinese is mandatory regardless of the minorities...
Its true no other nation will get thrilled when you speak there language as much as arabs
He did not even speak Arabic, he was speaking Egyptian dialect
@@Croviajo which is Arabic, duahh
@@kerimisam4517 it's not MSA, it violates every single Arabic grammar, I can speak and understand MSA, but I can't understand Egyptian dialect
@@Croviajo grammar is the same unless you don't know what grammar means.
Then if you don't understand that means you have a problem not the Egyptian dialect.
@@syedjunaidyusuf It's not just Egyptian dialect that is hard, Fusha is unified Arabic which anyone will understand you if use it, however Egyptian, Algerian, Tunisian, Palestinian dialect is hard for non Arab and actually some Arab to understand for example I'm Egyptian and sometimes I can't understand Algerian dialect specially when they mix it with French 😂
Learning the Arabic language is difficult at first, but in the middle of your learning, you will adapt to it. It's like you're a passenger in a spacecraft and you got out of our solar system with difficulty, but when you got out you became fast and explored the depths of the great universe
😂😂😂👍🏻
سؤال: انت سرياني
I’m surprised no one is talking about the crazy Sumerian script you have on your profile name
Let’s talk about it. I think that it is neat to use ɑltɚnɛtɪvˈskɹɪpts
🙂اللغة العربية فيها 12 مليون كلمة. Arabic has twelve million words 🙂🤝
الكلمة غير الشكل الي هو قصده عليه يعني في العربية عندنا الحروف لو عرفناها هنعرف نقرا اي كلمة لكن الصيني مفيش حروف هو بس اشكال كتير مرسومة فلازم نحفظ كل الاشكال عشان نعرف نقراها لكن العربي اهم حاجة تعرف الحروف
انا ما اتذكر وش أكلت أمس بس اتذكر 12 مليون كلمة ذاكرتي مدري وش فيها
@@ranaredabadrakhan4657 فعلا أعتقد أن هو يقصد كده واللغة اليابانيه برده نفس الكلام بس الحلو انك تقدر تتعلم الحروف بسهوله عن الصيني وهتعرف تدبر امورك من غير الكانجي اللي هي الرموز دي
ولا تنسي ان اللغه العربيه من صعوبتها لغتين في قلب بعض اللغه الفصحه والعاميه الله يعين يلي بدو يتعلم اللغه العربيه فعلا صعبه
تصحيح
تنعشر مليون و ست مئة الف
1:30 I can already picture myself accidentally calling my mom a horse.
don't worry. she would immediately Scold you
It’s quite unlikely, horse and mother sound quite different if u know basic pronounciation
@@joevincent1987 Yes; I was making a joke about 妈 and 骂
Lmfaoo🤣🤣🤣
You have more information than I do about my language. ما شاء الله
I speak Arabic ( born in Morocco) , French , Spanish English and I’m currently studying Japanese. I have to say that studying Kanji is hard and it takes time you might feel discouraged at the begging but little by little it starts making sense …Practice is the key!
Woah good for I'm studying spanish I hope I'll speak it fluently one day 😆
@@anisbbk45 🤞🏼🤞🏼
You can do it!
Very nice sister🙏 Hope you will achieve all your goals insha Allah. I'm born in Holland and speak also the moroccan dialect but i want first to inprove that and then another language. Japanse seems by the way like a very beautifull language💪🏼
What u do for living ???
@@humaira_youtube I’m a realtor .
Actually, I was very impressed by the way you speak in Arabic.. very fluent and impressive for an American, but when you said you are also fluent in Mandarin.. and all that in just 5 years.. that is just crazy.. Massive respect to you :)
شت😂😂😂😂😂
Thanks very much, Abd El-Rahman
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Me having difficulty in writing Emglish language: Yes, time to learn a new lamguage.
(ev ödevi)=the homework
(shortly) ödev = homework
ödev-im=my homework
ödev-im-i=(it's) about my homework
ödev-in=your homework
ödev-in-i=(it's) about your homework
yap=do / (make by adding ontop)
mek/mak= exertion/process
yapmak=(verb)=the process of doing
a/e = to
i/u =it's /about
ta /da=(range-distance) at /in /on
ma=not
(mu-eun=this one)=men=I /me
(tsi-eun=that one)=sen=you
var=arrive / er=get at ( simple tense suffixes )
bas=dwell on /tread on ez= crush
ma-bas / ma-ez ( negative simple tense suffixes )
yor=(go over it) / try ( present tense suffix )
di=now on ( past tense suffix )
muş-u= inform/notice ( narrative past tense suffix )
çek= fetch / çak=fasten ( future tense suffixes )
yap=do
ver=give
bil=know
al=get/have
Ödevimi yaparım(ödev-im-i yap-a-var-u-men)=(I get to do (it's about) my homework)= I do my homework
Ödevini yapmazsın(ödev-in-i yap-ma-bas-u-sen)=(You don't dwell on to do (about) your homework)= You don't do your homework
Ödevimi yapıyorum(ödev-im-i yap-ı-yor-u-men)=(I try to do my homework)= I'm doing my homework
Ödevini yapmıyorsun(ödev-in-i yap-ma-ı-yor-u-sen)=(You don't try to do your homework)= You're not doing your homework
Ödevimi yapmaktayım(ödev-im-i yap-mak-da-u-men)=(I'm in the process of doing my homework)= I've been doing my homework
Ödevini yapmamaktasın(ödev-in-i yap-ma-mak-da-u-sen)=(You're not in the process of doing your homework)=You haven't been doing your homework
Ödevimi yaptım(ödev-im-i yap-di-men)=(I do-ed about-my homework)= I did my homework
Ödevini yapmadın(ödev-in-i yap-ma-di-sen)=You didn't do your homework
Ödevimi yapmışım(ödev-im-i yap-muş-u-men)=(I'm aware that have done my homework)
Ödevini yapmamışsın(ödev-in-i yap-ma-muş-u-sen)=I noticed you haven't done your homework
Ödevimi yapacağım(ödev-im-i yap-a-çak-u-men)=(I keep close to do my homework)= I will do my homework
Ödevini yapmayacaksın(ödev-in-i yap-ma-a-çak-u-sen)=(You don't fetch (into the mind) to do your homework)= You're not going to do your homework
Ödevimi yapardım( ödevimi yapar idim/ ödev-im-i yap-a-var-er-di-men)=I used to do../ I would do my homework
Ödevimi yapmazdım(ödev-im-i yap-ma-bas-er-di-men)=(I used not to dwell on to do my homework)= I wouldn't do my homework
Ödevimi yapıyordum(ödev-im-i yap-ı-yor-er-di-men)=I was doing my homework
Ödevimi yapmaktaydım(ödev-im-i yap-mak-ta-er-di-men)=I was been in the process of doing my homework
Ödevimi yaptıydım(ödev-im-i yap-di-er-di-men)= I remember I did my homework
Ödevimi yapmıştım(ödev-im-i yap-muş-er-di-men)=I had done my homework
Ödevimi yapacaktım(ödev-im-i yap-a-çak-er-di-men)=I would get to do my homework
Ödevimi yapıverdim(ödev-im-i yap-ı-ver-di-men)= I easily did my homework in no time
Ödevimi yapabilirim(ödev-im-i yap-a-bil-e-er-u-men)=(I get the knowledge to do my homework)=I can do../ I am able to do my homework
Ödevimi yapamam(ödev-im-i yap-a-al-ma-u-men)=(I don't get to have anything to do my homework)= I am not able to do my homework
Ödevimi yapmayabilirim(ödev-im-i yap-ma-a-bil-e-er-u-men)= I am able to get (a chance) to not do my homework
Ödevimi yapamayabilirim(ödev-im-i yap-al-ma-a-bil-e-er-u-men)=I may can't get to do my homework
Ödevimi yapabiliyorum(ödev-im-i yap-a-bil-i-yor-u-men)= (I know how to do my homework) = I can do my homework
Ödevimi yapamıyorum(ödev-im-i yap-a-al-ma-i-yor-u-men)=I cannot do my homework
Ödevimi yapabildim(ödev-im-i yap-a-bil-di-men)= I was able to do my homework
Ödevimi yapabileceğim(ödev-im-i yap-a-bil-e-çek-u-men)=I will be able to do my homework
Ödevimi yapabilirdim(ödev-im-i yap-a-bil-e-er-er-di-men)= I could get to have done my homework
Ödevimi yapabilecektim(ödev-im-i yap-a-bil-e-çek-er-di-men)=I would be able to do my homework
Ödevimi yapabilseydim(ödev-im-i yap-a-bil-eser-er-di-men)=if I would be able to do my homework
Ödevimi yapabildiysem(ödev-im-i yap-a-bil-di-eser-u-men)=if I could be able to do my homework
Ödevimi yapabilmeliydim(ödev-im-i yap-a-bil-mek-li-er-di-men)=I should be able to do my homework
Emglish & Lamguage (i can feel that difficulty)
try Adaric Lamguage it is so mukh leasy
@@Abeturk ?
I can speak arabic, look at this خرة عليكن خرة
adoring this video ... keeeeeep it up man
Lmao you are verified and Didn't get anylike or a heart LMFAO
كوييييينن👑👏👏👏👏
Love u 😆
I love what you said at the end.
About people in America having misconceptions of the Arab World.
Thank you so much man. May God bless you and God loves you!
As someone who was bilingual in mandarin, I would say arabic is the harder one, but *oh gosh relearning mandarin from the start is a more difficult than I thought-*
Both are beautiful languages!
Well it the opposite from me Chinese is way more complicated than Arabic i mean ma mean four words i had a hard time believing it at first 😂 well peace from algeria
@@simpleman3458 well, "ma" is just a sound. there are much more than 4 words than the ones Brian mentioned. 吗妈马嘛码骂玛麻蚂嫲 and more. some of them have the same tones, some different. the 4 Brian mentioned 妈mother 麻numb 马horse 骂scold/curse are just the 4 most common words people use to show the different tones in Chinese. Good luck learning Chinese!
@@simpleman3458 I guess it's whatever we grew up with will most likely always sound easier than the opposite one lol. I'm used to the tones and stuff, but I can see how it must sound to people unfamiliar to it.
@@simpleman3458 بمانك من الجزائر طبعاً ستكون العربية اسهل من الصينية عندك
Your last statement about learning about misconceptions really touched my heart thank you so much ❤
It’s so impressive that you are fluent in Arabic and Mandarin
Just like me! Thanks for checking out my channel .
"fluent"
@sloth I am always skeptical of so-called "polyglots"
He's not considered fluent but he's good
اللغة العربية بها التشكيل
وهو مهم جدا لفهم النطق الصحيح و المؤدي للمعني المراد من الكلمة و الذي يعطي الإعراب النحوي الصحيح وأيضا الصرف 😊
كل هذا يساعدك علي النطق الصحيح دون اللجوء لحفظ كل كلمة
مثال:
ذَهَبْ = gold
ذَهَبَ = went (the past of go)
I'm currently living in China, I've also lived in UAE for 3 years, but I must confess that Arabic is my favorite language in the world aside from my native Luo language and Swahili language which is a mix of both Arabic and the Bantu languages of Africa.
ما شأ الله I live in Kenya
Do you think that learning Arabic is somewhat easier if someone already knows Swahili?
@@matteosposato9448 yes
@@matteosposato9448 yes
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Speaking with arabic is easy. But learning the arabic languange is on another level.
Yeah learnd Arabic but there no way i can read thoes big books not quran but lectures. You have to learn evan more stuff idk evan know how my dad did it
Yea thats facts im arabian learning it is hard
I agree I'm learning arabic. But starting with the symbols and learning to read it. I've spent countless hours yet have barely touched on the most basic phrases loo
Hallus shaway shaway, ahmar red azroc blue
I agree
so happy to find someone who truly knows that media is trying to define Arab and Muslim people in a very bad way , Arabic language is amazing don't hesitate learning it 🤩🤩🤩
Indeed.
Stupid not all arabic is muslim😑
@@charbelcharbel1822 Stupid "and" does not equal "is"
@@charbelcharbel1822 Most of them are, only a minority are non Muslims
@@2mjz84 im arabic and non Muslim so does that mean im not existant -_-
شكرا حبيبي براين ملاحضة مهمه اللغة العربية بنيت قواعدها النحوية على اسس علم الجبر لذلك تجدها معقده تشبه للغات البرمجة ولكن هذا النظام حفظ هذه للغة لفترات طويلة جدا وضلت محافظة على قوتها وجمالها
I like how in this chat everyone is so humble :) feeling comfy haha.
I'm a Chinese here and wishing to learn some Arabic ! I have an Arabian neighbour, they're really great:)
I love how he pointed on the misunderstandings and the stereotypes the west have on arabs, respect man ❤️
English isn't hard until a Scottish person speaks it.
lol
Does scotish speak english ? 😂😂😂
And Irish
no, when harry kane speaks it
SCOISH
Thank you for your transparent message at the end of the video about the Arabic world
I love when you change the bad image of arab people, I'm so Happy and really I feel so proud when I see an open minded person like you . Thnx so much 😭😭I'm an arabic girl from tunisia and I love you so much💗😭😭
Nami-swaaaan...
Yeah!! Need this kinda people..
In my opinion arabs are great in hospitality
Don't worry, only some people think so. But I'm the opposite, I love Arabs people 🤗
Also about all of asian and african people 😕
tunisia berberi not arab
As an Iraqi guy , It's so rare to find a foreign person speaks my lang
Do you realize things that are good no one talks about but when things are cringe everyone talks about it
@@Magister195 Yeah , mostly silly things get viral easier
yoo im iraqi too
@@Quipie صباح الخير يا اخي
He is not an language but I am an Iraqi
I’m Arab and I’ve been planning to start learning mandarin from such a long time. Wish me luck :)
Learning Chinese is not that hard, I believe you can. Because it seems to me that Arabic is more difficult for me than Chinese, I have no clue at all😫
By the way, if you learn Chinese, you also learn 30% of Japanese, because the Chinese characters in Japanese (kanji) are the character from Chinese, and a lot of them share the same meaning, but the pronunciation is different. Anyway, you'll see.
Before learning chinese you should learn the Pinyin system in Chinese by which your all doubts will be cleared and then start with hello chinese app which is best for learning Mandarin !
I'm also currently learning Mandarin and found it grammatically easy and simple
bro, gudluck with that, i suggest you only to learn how to speak, if read probably it took you SOOOOO SOOO MANY YEARS LOL.. Trust me i cant even read some chinese words
@@atomicshadow6526 writing is way harder though, because there are just so many characters and it's not a mix and match situation like in English.
Thank you very much Brian. I'm from Egypt and very proud to watch your videos.