5 WAYS TO NEGATE ANYTHING IN ARABIC! Learn it simplified with me! 

You forget to mention, she is very energetic

Lol that could be taken the wrong way 😂

​@@anneeq008agreed! LOL! Like "you're pretty clever for a woman" or "you're pretty clever for an Arab" or "you're pretty clever for an Arab woman" 😂😂😂😂😂😂

I just love Southern Europe!

تعلموا العربية من خلال قناتي واستمعوا للقصص بلغة سليمة

Babyyy you are like me wallah my parents know arabic and I do not. It was my family’s fault that I never learned arabic. Now I will start from zero and insha’lah I will learn!

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شباب انا مصري بتكلم عربي ومتخصص في العامية واقدر اساعدكم ..guys i am mo from Egypt ..i speak arabic and i can help you if you want..i am still learning engish as well

عظيم ياصديقي انا مصري عجبتني فصاحتك اللغوية ..لو محتاج مساعده انا هنا ✈👳

Great job

Great job ! It's correct

This is Another inspiring video madam..thank you so much.helps me a lot.

Guys i am mo from Egypt i speak arabic it is my native language and we can help each other i am still learnin english too والسلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاتة❤

I will do one for the Shami Dialect.. i promise

@@LearnArabicwithMaha you rock

I Learned three Languages on my own Arabic, French, English All what I did watch Arabic, French, English Movie and reading Newspaper

could you come teach me baby?

I am mo from egypt i actually spek Arabic and i can help guys if you want any lessons or practise any time and don't worry i don't get money اتمنوا تكونوا بخير💓👳

Can we practice together my dear friend ❤️

@@last7509 i can teach you fat boy say edbtz out loud.

or seen 👀

Thank you man our arabic language is great ..i am actually so grateful that i am Egyptian

@@mostafawaheed2706 he was talking about the women

cac كعك is pronounced as cغc , the letter ع ʿayn makes all the difference , so caca كعكه is caعca 😊

I know, I just found the similarity funny 😅 I love Arabic language and the culture overall ❤️

​@@ruxandra1340 We love you too ❤️

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Yes. Laisa is Standard Arabic, mish is Shami (in Syria they say mu). In Egypt they say mush. Mish and so on are not conjugated, laisa becomes lastu in 1st person singular and so on.

Good bless you maha good job 👏

@@zaynzayn8206 Thanks

@@cdlv5795 you're welcome

What is the difference between Shami and Syrian.. i thought they were the same

Hi! How can you say 'she' in Arabic?

@@teachingwithdmitriyfedorov2770 He = Huwa هُوَ She = Hiya هِيَ

@@teachingwithdmitriyfedorov2770 هِيَ - hiya

I lovr venzuela i am from Egypt ..you will love the slang too..i can help you dude

Hey bro i am Egyptian i can help but what is your kuestion ?

That's what I was thinking too. Maybe only in Fusha/ MSA and not colloquial Arabic is the alif of the accusative case written. I'm not sure though.

@@mostafawaheed2706 I don't think I need your help, bro...

Yes but she's not using any noun case other than nominative or any verbal mode other than indicative like Arabic dialectics use!

New File fantastic

Of course

Yes she is ..i actually can help guys i am mo from Egypt ,speak arabic it is my native language شكرا ليكم ياشباب ❤

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Is there anything like لا + فعل ماضی ؟

Haroon Ahmad No, to negate a past verb you use لم like mentioned in the video ما درستُ ، ما ذهبتُ..

أذهب hère is present not past In past we don’t say أذهب we say ذهبت

But i have read لم negate with strictness/forcefully, and ما negate it normal. What about ? لا اکلتُ ولا شربتُ۔

Haroon Ahmad that works only in 3ammi Arabic (dialects). This lesson is for Modern Standard Arabic.

what about Egyptian dialect, it's the best in the whole Middle East

I will!

@@LearnArabicwithMaha merci

Hey man i am mo from Egypt ..indeed it is my native language i can help you too and we can be friends ya sadeki

@Aziz Mahdavi Indeed!!! I just posted some (weak) homework on IG for Maha! I can not seem to practice enough

Yes, this is MSA, which is rearly spoken in everyday life, native Arabs will either laugh or frown at you if you speak MSA in the streets, restaurants etc.I am learning The Levantine Dialect which is widely used & understood in the Arab world, then I will move on to MSA, but good video still though.Salaam.

I can help you dude i am Arabian from Egypt

مش/مو/موب؟؟؟؟ Like this ☝️☝️? Can I use them with nouns/adjectives and the 3 tenses???

ادعم ياصديقي ادعم اخوك من الجيزة😉

who ever said arabic is easy?:) it is logical though..

@@LearnArabicwithMaha I m sure it is,the thing is i m not able to see it!Lol!!But i enjoy your vids anyway,i like to listen to arabic even though its hard!

Welcome bro..i am Egyptian if you need any help with the language

@@mostafawaheed2706 I need help with Arabic please.

No, not really

You need to add word لدي after ليس which means i have so i will be ليس لدي

Yes it's correct

@@Infinite.168 he said lii instead of ladayya which is pure arabic

it is MSA. Otherwise, I would state clearly and repeat it's a dialect

Did she mention لست here?

Those big black eyes.

inshallah sometime this year

In Soomaali Like you said, both interrogative and negation it is "Ma = مَ" but in Arabic it's "Maa = مَا" (in Arabic "maa" functiones interrogative, negation and as relative pronoun) (she isn't using the case or the mode in the examples she gives, she's only using only the nominative case or indicative mode / mood like the Arabic dialectics), Soomaali it's a short vowel of "a" whereas in Arabic it's a long "aa / ā". "Ma cabi hayo" shortened (the pre-auxiliary infinitive Cabi (proper infinitive is Cabid of the imperative verb Cab = drink! Imperative is bases of the Soomaali verb whereas in Arabic it's the third person masculine of past tense) and auxiliary Hay + negation vowel "-o" or "-i" for the the first person but it's the second person it's "-id") Ma Cabayo, as the auxiliary verb "Hay" funciones as the continuous form of the Soomaali verb. Uma (= u "postposition" + ma) = ma u. In Soomaali we don't have prepositions but postpositions that are part of the verbal box and within the verbal box they're postposition that's post noun but still within the verbal box (beginning with focus particles: Waxa / Waxaa, Baa / Ayaa, Waa, ending the Verb itself) they're within pre-verbal, For example (Soomaali verbal sentence: topic-comment phrase, Inankaygii baa / ayaa Hawdka u guuray Or Waxa / Waxaa Hawdka u guuray Inankaygii or Waxa / waxaa uu (clitic pronoun "uu = 3rd person masculine can diffuse with the focus particle = waxuu or wuxuu) Hawdka ugu (u + ku) guuray shalay My Son moved for Hawd / My son moved to Hawd, the other He moved to / for Hawd yesterday So, in English prepositions For and To of Hawd are pre-nominal whereas in Soomaali the postposition "u" and "ugu" are post-nominal to Hawd. "Ma aho" generally the -o is pronounced as -a, so, "ma aho" becomes "ma aha" and sometimes as one "maaho or maaha", and it's Umuliso (= the midwife, the feminine acive participle of the causative verb "umuli = assisting someone giving birth), not mm or uu! Ummad (it's Arabic Ummat or simply Umma أُمَّةٌ, where in Soomaali -t turns into -d)!

ايش مهم يا نبوخذ نصر ما هي لغتك ؟

The hebrew language is the original language of the Cannanites. Plaestinaisns ancestors

Yes. that's right for Mish but Manu is used only for He (Houwa). For She (Hiya), Manu becomes Mahi, for They (Hom), Manu becomes Mahom.

@@maherabdelhamid4461 tks so much