Arabic Beginner Lesson 14- There is/ There are 

Thumbs up if you like how Maha says "Hi!" Thanks for the lesson, really useful!!!

ياخي سبحان الله ! انت وش دخلك هي عربيه او مسلمه او يهوديه ؟؟ المهم انها قامت بعمل قوي جدا تشكر عليه ، ويعطيها الصحه والعافيه ما قصرت . إلى الامام مها ، لا توقفك مثل هالكموينتات السخيفه

If you are a beginner, pay absolutely no attention to the comments, because they bring up things you are not going to care about! Just listen to Maha.

Thank you Maha. I love your enthusiasm for teaching. You have a quality which comes out in you that you not only teach, but share your culture with us. It's very beautiful.

please make a lesson using when, where, what,etc. in arabic..BTW your so beautiful. :)

فعلا ممتو يا صديقتي. شكرا

dear, dee... im not maha, nor an arabic teacher either... but if i may, al in the beginning of single word spelled 'al' because its stand alone.. in the written, its no harkat (maybe in the latin words harkat means vocal letters: a-i-u-e-o), so its says 'a' .. but if there is a word that ends with vocal letter before the 'al' word, then the 'al' follows the vocal letter before words.. sorry for interuppting.. and sorry for my bad english, just wanna share and hope it helps.. CMIIW

Thank you Maha, I love your simple styles. God bless you my dear.

Hi, Maha. I am in Brazil and I love your arabic lessons. You are so beautiful and very very intelligent. Al quitab fee tawila = the book is on the table? Shukran.

Loved how she rooled her R when she says Room

OMG!, You are Adorable! Thanks for the lesson, Hope I can get speak fluently one day.

Shokron! Really helpful and your style of teaching is easy and good!

Thank you Maha! I've been watching all of your video's and I'm always so excited when you have a new one come out! Shokran!

if we put fi in the begin do we put always al with the words??? please explain it????/

maha maha... When speaking al-arabiyya and you have a preposition like fi, followed by the particle al-, like, fi al-bayt ghurfa, is it normal to take the "a" out of al, and conjoin the fi and -l, so it's more like Fil-bayt ghurfa Is this a right way of thinking?

أختي الكريمة أشكر لك مبادرتك ولكن لديك بعض الحروف والتي تقومين بتفخيمها بغير محلها كالراء والقاف أرجو ان تنتبهي لهذه الامور أيضا شاكرا لك جهدك

Forget Rosetta Stone. WE GOT MAHA!

Maha, What is the meaning of Maha?

y u didnt do a directly translation like hunaka kursee fi el ghurfa

What I wonder is how to say it without "it" being "in" something. Like instead of "In the house there are rooms" (Fi al-Bayt Ghuraf) how to just say "There are rooms" or "There is a God" "There isn't a way out of here", etc. :O

@TrueMetal80 If u don't minde i'll answer your question and say that there's no difference between them..with the "-" or without it it's the same thing and u can pronounce the word in the same way al ....

@Olonnais I also like the way she says "a baby". : )

@ABOMANSOUR07 ابو منصور اختنا مها معروفه عربيه فلسطينيه واللي اعرفه انها تعرف 4 لغات , انجليزي , ايطالي , عربي , عبري , وهذا اللي اشوفه من فيديوهاتها انا طالب لغه عبريه في جامعة الملك سعود في الرياض وجالس استفيد منها ومن لغاتها ويعطيها العافيه

talibat ?!? Talibaan ?

@AvoidHellfire Because she isn't Muslim dude, lol!

Hi maha i love your class online anaa min dominica repúblic (in latín amarica) so i know inglish very Well like spanish so i love your lesson you are the best teacher in the internet ^_^ bye

@Jnvlv247 - (Huna) and (Hunaaka) are prepositions that give the meaning : (Here) (Huna) is used to describe short distances (some thing that is near) and (Hunaaka) for long distances (far) Kind of like the difference between (this) and (those) in English - (fee) is also a preposition which means (in) - (yoojad) means (exists) and it is a verb - All exist in Standard Arabic and not confined to a particular dialect.

what is the difference between "hunaa" and "hunaaka"? can either of those two words be used to say "there is/are"? Thanks.

Ana adrusu fi albayth ma maha. You look very pretty in black and white. Even my children like ur way of teaching

very nice lesson. i understood it well, and thx somuch. well, i got little question. how can make switch singular noun to plural form ( could you make this kinda vid?) شكرا جزيلا

Salam alaikum sister.i got a question about the gramar.Is that right if i write it like tha في المَدرَسَةِ طَالِباتِ fi almadrasaTI taalibaTI? its that right whit the ending ti and ti?

@jhon82173 you have to use 'al' if you talk about a definite thing. for example: Fi bayt(in) guraf - In a house there are rooms. (undefinite) Fi al-bayt(i) guraf - In the house there are rooms. (definite) [fi-lbayt]

i am a beginer and newliy in qatar as a nurse and you all redy include some complaints and body parts and i hope u will include more that i s more helpful to talk with patients and we can care people well.

Maha, But when do we use hunaka ?

@jhon82173 u can use it if you life, not necessary! al is like the but it doesnt necessarily mean that there is the.. in the sentence...

Much better than Rosetta Stone.

@calla11s It is correct,that's how I learn it.It's declination,I believe...but it is not necessary.

I wish all language teachers were as pleasing as you. Thanks for all your lessons. I watch them all and try to learn as much as I can.

@avoidhellfire maha is not Muslim

@AvoidHellfire Maha is not Muslim

Ahhh alla fine l'hai fatta pure in inglese?? nn l'avevo ancora vista!!

teacher, u look different in every of ur videos.... don't know why, but at least u always look so pretty in those vids! :)

Can we say "fi al-ghurfa kursyun" with -un at the end? thanks

dear maha i can't find the lesson 24.25.26 in you tube pleas tell me how i can see these lesson please

Cool!

@ilovemiscosas yes :) and this is the right way to say it.

THNKS for the video but i got 1 problem i cant get u on facebook

Not gonna Lie, It's really easy to learn Arabic off of your videos.

Catching up on my lessons..:) ..I'm on 6..O_o

@Olonnais yeah... and "bye" as well... same way...

الله يعطيك العافيه مها

اول مرة أعرف اللغة العربية معقدة لهدرجة

a type of 'gazelle' known by its beauiful eyes

i like and learning somthing atleast.......!

how adorable u r dear so gorgeous mashalla

even if you want to resist, you MUST smile when watching this!

thank you

shuckran

good efforts

maha, thanks for all your work... it's incredible you're doing all that just for fun ;) They way you do it is really a very good way to learn... since we can read it in latin as well as in arabic and hear at the same time. alf shukr

@ncbookz yea, maha is a buddist.. or a person who is under the religion of Buddhism.