I know that I am almost three years late, but I thank you for uploading this video and explaining the verb form so clearly! I have searched for info about the second verb form for a while because I didn't really understand what it changed or how you were supposed to pronounce verbs with it, but you made it so much easier and I will definetly continue to watch your other lessons as well. Thank you so much!
This is a brilliant presentation. I enjoyed it maybe because I am not really a beginner. Can you give me your Facebook page account so I can follow you. Thanks
thank you maha! ive been watching your videos for 6 months now and ive learned so much because of you. i love your excitement to teach it makes it more fun to learn.. looking forward for more :) :)
Yea in Egyptian pronounciation but you don't write it with ghayn so write it with J and pronounce G if you want to. Btw I love Jim's original sound haha that's why I keep it and to have a standard accent too
15 forms, I'm a beginner and I want to start from RIGHT HERE :D Your videos are great, very simple and easy to remember. Waleikum assalam wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh ukhti
Me alegro que te guste! Pues no todos, ya que depende del grado de interés que tengan por el árabe culto. Ahí hablamos el dariya, mezclado con español y al ser oral y una cosa diferente, muchas personas no se interesan en aprenderlo. Aunque hay de todo la verdad :)
I think it is a little exaggerated to say that the present tense changes totally when it comes to conjugation. The only noticable difference between the stems (when it comes to conjugation) is a change in the vowels of the prefix. For example: Basic stem (no. 1): دَرَسَ ، يَدرُسُ Here the present tense starts with "ya" (يَـ) vs. Derived stem (no. 2): دَرَّسَ ، يُدَرِّسُ Here the present starts with "yu" (يُـ) There are also some other vowel changes, but that's basically it, so the conjugations of the different stems are not identical but very very similar. E.g. prefixes and suffixes only differ in vowels.
Hello Maha, Can you suggest me a really good Arabic dictionary website, if you know one, because I would like to find the roots of different Arabic words? It will really help me and my kids a lot. شكرا
I love your choice of lipstick! It suits you and softens your face. Imagine wearing something stronger or darker in shade and you already have a fierce face..hehe I am learning a lot from you. So generous of you to teach us for free here in YT. More power! L❤️ve from the Phils.
Ciao Maha!! I just love your way of teaching!! And I am very very intrested in the course you're going to organize in your village, so I wait for info from you! I'm from Sardinia and I studied Arabic at University.. I've just graduated and want to know if your course will be proper even for students who already know verbs etc... I also sent you a message on Facebook, privately, but I don't know if you can or want to read it there... Ciao :)
Hi! Thank you so much for your videos! They are great! Pls, could you be less redundant? I had to wait until 7:33 to get to the first point of the video - what it is actually a derived verb. Talking to the point and avoiding long introductions will make your videos more interesting. Thank you again!
Is that true about the 90% of the first verb form? I'm only three months into arabic and already came across a whole lot of derived forms. My grammar books also don't make an effort to evade them.
Hi Maha, I got hooked by your channel and been learning so much since. Am I putting together the sentence below correctly? El yom yom Jum´a darrasti Arabic duroos mudarres Maha min Palestine. Shukran jazeelan!
...a.m.a.z.i.n.g as ever - this is the first time i look into the derived forms, and i'm very hapoy that you made it sound easier than what i expected #jazakallahukhair ya @maha
Verbs: the term of infinitive is far to arabic. so when you want to say "I want to write a book" you say "'uriydu 'aktabu kita'b" litterally: i want i write book, if you say "'uriydu yaktubu 'lkita'b" litterally "i want he writes a book" which is "i want him to write a book" because the actor of verb to do is third person singular. or you say " 'uriydu 'an taktiybu kita'b" litterally "i want that scribing of book". Verb Wazns: verb wazns are shown in third person singular past tense Kataba = to write Kattaba= to make (one) write Ka:taba = write mutually ‘Aktaba = to dictate ‘Inkataba = to be written, its a nice wazn which you can easily use compared to other passive wazns. ‘Istaktaba = to work in terms of scribing ‘Iktataba = to work in writing
When you reach form 4 وزن أفعل can you please explain the difference between it and this form فعّل. I always can't figure out the difference because they both seem causative to me. Examples نزّل وأنزل و عيّق وأعاق شكرا وفيديو كتير حلو
Thank you! Shukran! The verbs are the hardest part of learning Arabic. Looking forward to next lesson.
Thanks maha
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I’m studying intermediate Arabic at Columbia and I found this soooo helpful - thank you Maha! Amazing
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Are you fluent in it now?
I know that I am almost three years late, but I thank you for uploading this video and explaining the verb form so clearly! I have searched for info about the second verb form for a while because I didn't really understand what it changed or how you were supposed to pronounce verbs with it, but you made it so much easier and I will definetly continue to watch your other lessons as well. Thank you so much!
Who loves Maha 😍😍
Alhamdulillah! Exactly what I have been looking for. Excited that the videos are becoming more advanced. Thx
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You are really great...I started learning arabic a few days and your lessons are so usefull
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Interesting video on verbs. You make learning Arabic fun!
This is a brilliant presentation. I enjoyed it maybe because I am not really a beginner.
Can you give me your Facebook page account so I can follow you.
Thanks
thank you maha! ive been watching your videos for 6 months now and ive learned so much because of you. i love your excitement to teach it makes it more fun to learn.. looking forward for more :) :)
I scrolled through the comments and i found this TRYHARD AND NEED OF ATTENTION comment so i had to write this
Alhamdulillah. Jazakallahu khairan
I'm learning Arabic I'm progressing slowly but very well
Shukran gazilan
Learn the alphabet first, it's ver important and easy. Btw it's Jazilan
شكرا جزيلا
hugh mongus why is there no ن for Jazilan?
Sean D thanks, that was very helpful!
Sean D how much time since you start studying Arab?
Yea in Egyptian pronounciation but you don't write it with ghayn so write it with J and pronounce G if you want to. Btw I love Jim's original sound haha that's why I keep it and to have a standard accent too
What a beautiful teacher and very good at explaining.. Min Kheira ma khalaq..helwa qawi.
I learned a lot in such short video, thanks, God bless you.
That was explained so very well. I received this information at University and your lesson and explanation was so much better.
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You are the best Maha! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
Jazakallah khayr. Very helpful. Looking forward to the other derived verb lessons inshaAllah. May Allah bless you
15 forms, I'm a beginner and I want to start from RIGHT HERE :D Your videos are great, very simple and easy to remember. Waleikum assalam wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh ukhti
This lady is terrific!
Maha thanks for teaching us!
You have a very natural style Ma sha Allah. So your student learns alongside, n it’s less confusing. Ma sha Allah.
Ur effort is appreciable
Its very kind to me to learn arabic easily
Thanks alot
Nice video! I teach arabic too, but in spanish! :)
Me alegro que te guste! Pues no todos, ya que depende del grado de interés que tengan por el árabe culto. Ahí hablamos el dariya, mezclado con español y al ser oral y una cosa diferente, muchas personas no se interesan en aprenderlo. Aunque hay de todo la verdad :)
دي مها انا لا أعلمها
Árabe con Micaíl - تعلم اللغة العربية
Que bien 😉
ANDALUUUUUUUUUSIAAAAA ! :-)
As if we care?
Shukran jazilan :) / Hanna, from Sweden (motabannia min al-Hind)
Maha,I think it wolud be better if you create a playlist for verbs. Your teaching method is perferct by the way.
Great video , ENTA WALLAHI DAKI, lots off love and respect from NEW YORK
your lessons are great... somewhat different in delivery - but very much fun and enjoyable... with much respect of course :)
You are Always doing a great job
that is absolutely amazing and i was looking for these explanation on verbs.plz do carry on and explain all the forms of the verb.
You are such an amazing teacher! Thank you for making these videos :)
Masha ALLAH 💕
Your all lessons are awesome but if you gave the examples of these verbs it would be easy to use in daily life
thank you for teaching
You have an excellent way about you! Thanks for the great lessons.
My lecture taught me this last years for 6 months, i didnt understand. Maha taught me in 19 minutes, and I understood 😂😂
Your vids are always amazing!!! You're a great teacher!
Jazakillah Maha love u for teaching in such a beautiful way ........from India
Your talking is simply great... I am a teacher and I like your way of explaining
I think it is a little exaggerated to say that the present tense changes totally when it comes to conjugation. The only noticable difference between the stems (when it comes to conjugation) is a change in the vowels of the prefix. For example:
Basic stem (no. 1):
دَرَسَ ، يَدرُسُ
Here the present tense starts with "ya" (يَـ)
vs.
Derived stem (no. 2):
دَرَّسَ ، يُدَرِّسُ
Here the present starts with "yu" (يُـ)
There are also some other vowel changes, but that's basically it, so the conjugations of the different stems are not identical but very very similar. E.g. prefixes and suffixes only differ in vowels.
Hello Maha,
Can you suggest me a really good Arabic dictionary website, if you know one, because I would like to find the roots of different Arabic words? It will really help me and my kids a lot.
شكرا
When the video started
I died
Then came back alive... When video ended.
Thats most people ^
But me... I understood everything you said. Beautiful
I love Maha! You're amazing been watching for 6 years!
Lindsey LaVida can you fluently speak arabic
@@pedro-ehlamaar8084 i can’t, but I love mahas personality and the way she teaches, she’s a great teacher!!
i'm an arab, what am i doing here?
its amin how to say "awesome" in Arabic bro ?
رائع
Same lol but somehow it's interesting to watch
its amin Lucky you speak Arabic naturally😭🙌 i'm Indian-Italian but Arabic is really difficult for me
تقرعج
thank you! your explanations are good and clear!
Amazing and wonderful arabic
The quality of this video is great. Thank you.
Finallllly someone who actually can not only explain it but translate it!!! One more thing the moving back and forth made it difficult to concentrate.
i love arabic. i love you maha.
i will end up speaking arabic in 6 months inshallah ^^
ماشاءالله
بارك الله لك في علمك
شكرا جزيلا يا اخت
Will you show the present tense of the second form or should we wait until we have seen all in the past tense first?
شكرا، مها! this is really a difficult point in my Arabic learning, but you made me understand better
i need u help
mashallah intermediate lessons i was looking for tanks maha!
verb tenses is the word you are looking for i think ms. maha
i love your lessons.. 😍❤❤
Am soo greatful...Am learning Arabic
Thank you That clarified what verb forms really mean
Wow! those verbs you mentioned also exist in Swahili language.
Stella Kabura I wonder MBONA?
Hahaahah....mswahili kavamia darasa.
CIAO MAHA! mi mancano tanto le tue lezioni in italiano... ma ti seguo lo stesso anche in inglese!!!! Un saluto dalla toscana!
SHOW OFF stop speaking italian for no reason SHOW OFF
كَلَمَ فعل موجود في اللغة العربية العربية و يعني جرح
أي قال له كلاما جارحا
و شكرا على الدروس
Marhaban.
Beautiful explanation Maha syukran
hi maha Ur so good in teaching Arabic and also Ur looking pretty in Ur small haircut
thank you SOOOO much , I love all your videos but this one is SUPERB
Maha when is the next lesson!!! Please make it soooonnnn!
Great teaching, Thank you!
حياكم الله، الدرس كان جيدا جدا
شكراً جزيلاً
I love your choice of lipstick! It suits you and softens your face. Imagine wearing something stronger or darker in shade and you already have a fierce face..hehe I am learning a lot from you. So generous of you to teach us for free here in YT. More power! L❤️ve from the Phils.
Loved the explanation. Jazakallah Khair
Ciao Maha!! I just love your way of teaching!! And I am very very intrested in the course you're going to organize in your village, so I wait for info from you! I'm from Sardinia and I studied Arabic at University.. I've just graduated and want to know if your course will be proper even for students who already know verbs etc... I also sent you a message on Facebook, privately, but I don't know if you can or want to read it there... Ciao :)
Like it so much.. just understand what it is wazan no 2
How about a fun video on some of your favorite bands / musicians who sing in Arabic?
Thanks Maha! Extremely helpful!
Maha, please help me to find the link of your lesson where you're describing the 1-st form of verbs (regular)!! Please! =)
MORE OF THE VERB FORMS PLEASE
you r a good teacher
It's called Awzan = *Templates.*
Hi! Thank you so much for your videos! They are great! Pls, could you be less redundant? I had to wait until 7:33 to get to the first point of the video - what it is actually a derived verb. Talking to the point and avoiding long introductions will make your videos more interesting. Thank you again!
well done continue to amazes us
Nice that you decide not to use the usual example. We used this in our course, but I was already thinking: why this one!?
:)
Very good video and very good series. I would like to ask when will come next lesson.
Is that true about the 90% of the first verb form? I'm only three months into arabic and already came across a whole lot of derived forms. My grammar books also don't make an effort to evade them.
Thank you Maha
I don't know why I keep watching these videos, even though I'm a native Arabic speaker. :-D
Languages Edu أنت محق صديقي 😅
Languages Edu من مصر، ماذا عنك؟
where are you from can u teach me
Inshala to help teach :D help us! Pls!
You are a good teacher
Hi Maha,
I got hooked by your channel and been learning so much since. Am I putting together the sentence below correctly?
El yom yom Jum´a darrasti Arabic duroos mudarres Maha min Palestine.
Shukran jazeelan!
thank u Maha..... i'm from Bangladesh..
Every thing makes sense. !!!
thank you so much Maha ,happy new year of the cocorico .
Nice video
Thanks Teacher
Ciao Maha :) ma lezioni in italiano non metti più? Potresti un giorno farci vedere come si fa makluba? Ti saluto!
فيديو جميل وممتع لكن ارجوك ان تستطيع ان تعطينا دروس في اللغة الفرنسية نحن ننتضرك
Thank you so much this was realy helpful
Just down right fantastica!
thanks, Maha, תודה, Grazie Mille
...a.m.a.z.i.n.g as ever - this is the first time i look into the derived forms, and i'm very hapoy that you made it sound easier than what i expected #jazakallahukhair ya @maha
nice!
this was great please hurry with the next ones lol!
Verbs: the term of
infinitive is far to arabic. so when you want to say "I want to write a
book" you say "'uriydu 'aktabu kita'b" litterally: i want i
write book, if you say "'uriydu yaktubu 'lkita'b" litterally "i
want he writes a book" which is "i want him to write a book"
because the actor of verb to do is third person singular. or you say "
'uriydu 'an taktiybu
kita'b" litterally "i want that scribing of book".
Verb Wazns: verb wazns are
shown in third person singular past tense
Kataba = to
write
Kattaba= to make (one) write
Ka:taba = write
mutually
‘Aktaba = to dictate
‘Inkataba = to be
written, its a nice wazn which you can easily use compared to other passive
wazns.
‘Istaktaba = to
work in terms of scribing
‘Iktataba = to
work in writing
When you reach form 4 وزن أفعل can you please explain the difference between it and this form فعّل. I always can't figure out the difference because they both seem causative to me. Examples نزّل وأنزل و عيّق وأعاق شكرا وفيديو كتير حلو
waiting for more news intermediate lessons please thks maha
thankyou Maha!