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@Ahmed-pf3lg
@Ahmed-pf3lg 6 месяцев назад
Also one could argue that Maltese was an Arabic dialect. It just has been affected, so so so much by Italian, Sicilian, and English that it became a different language from Arabic.
@velocityjet1884
@velocityjet1884 4 месяца назад
Maltese has some basic Arabic with a Latin accent and other European languages
@magnuscorbin5040
@magnuscorbin5040 2 месяца назад
Not even close. Maltese descends from Phoenician and it's not mutually intelligible with any Arabic dialect.
@Ahmed-pf3lg
@Ahmed-pf3lg 2 месяца назад
@@magnuscorbin5040 Lol Maltese descends from Arabic, not Phoenician. It’s not mutually intelligible because only 30% of its vocabulary is Arabic today.
@magnuscorbin5040
@magnuscorbin5040 2 месяца назад
@@Ahmed-pf3lg It does not. Nearly every semitic word in Maltese can be traced back to Phoenician.
@Ahmed-pf3lg
@Ahmed-pf3lg 2 месяца назад
@@magnuscorbin5040 every semitic word in maltese is literally Arabic bro lol Are u trolling?
@LouisAgius1984
@LouisAgius1984 Год назад
Was great meeting you in London mate!! Saħħa Ħabbibi, can’t wait to give you a tour of Malta 🇲🇹
@real.syrian.arabic
@real.syrian.arabic Год назад
It's amazing how close the languages are. I'm actually curious to learn your language.
@schoolofyalla
@schoolofyalla 11 месяцев назад
Likewise! Yalla Malta 2024 inshaAllah! 😁
@ahmedalshalchi
@ahmedalshalchi 2 месяца назад
Amazing .... This is my first time to be introduced to Maltese language , it is just an Arabic with special dialect ... Great thanks for info. ...
@hassanch.3130
@hassanch.3130 7 месяцев назад
شكرا على الفيديو الجميل. عجيب ان أحدكما لم يذكر ان اللغة المالطية هي في الحقيقة متأثرة جدا بلهجة أهل تونس. مالطا كانت تحت الحكم الاسلامي الذي كان مقره تونس وقتها، ثم انه بين الحربين العالميتين، كانت هناك جالية مالطية كبيرة جدا تعيش في تونس، و تأثرت بلغتها و عاداتها و تقاليدها. تحياتي
@rochedileo
@rochedileo 6 месяцев назад
هذا من مظاهر الحقد الدفين الذي يكنه الخليجيين تجاه اهل المغرب الكبير. ⵜⴰⵎⵓⵣⵖⴰ
@SeverityOne
@SeverityOne 5 месяцев назад
My late father-in-law, who was Maltese, said that Tunisians would understand him if he limited himself to words of Arabic origin. Maltese borrowed a lot from Sicilian, Italian and more recently English as well.
@sarahzahiamohammedi6518
@sarahzahiamohammedi6518 3 месяца назад
​@@rochedileoتحياتنا من المحيط العربي الى الخليج العربي......لا يوجد أهل حقد و بعض اكتر من أهل الخرافة التي ليسا لها وجود....
@faisalmustafa3272
@faisalmustafa3272 8 месяцев назад
My mind was blown too when I visited in March 2023 - alot of similarity with some dialects of Arabic. Maltese language is beautiful and just mind blowing 🤩
@MikeGill87
@MikeGill87 2 месяца назад
To be honest, before I was doing my usual research for my trip to Malta (March 2024), I always thought Maltese is more like Gaelic or Welsh - more of a rarity these days: everyone speaking English and some the local language on top of it. I was pleasantly surprised that in Malta it's the exact opposite.
@shaymanesir4091
@shaymanesir4091 4 дня назад
Khafna = hafna in arbic (حفنه) And we said shismak in iraqi arabic
@Blindstrike-ev6bh
@Blindstrike-ev6bh 11 дней назад
Shismak is iraqi dialect 4:42
@AnnabelleJARankin
@AnnabelleJARankin 9 дней назад
Well the other most noticeable thing is that you both speak very good English (I know that in Malta English is spoken, but usually the accent is very strong) and met in England!
@rosemallia5252
@rosemallia5252 3 месяца назад
Maltese is based on Siculo Arabic, the ancient Sicilian Arabic language.
@magnuscorbin5040
@magnuscorbin5040 2 месяца назад
No it's based on Phoenician. The Arabic origin lie was pushed by Maltese politicians a couple of decades ago to establish a strong relationship with Libya. Sadly the myth stuck.
@fadyalqaisy
@fadyalqaisy Месяц назад
@@magnuscorbin5040Phoenician is an Arabic dialect
@magnuscorbin5040
@magnuscorbin5040 Месяц назад
@@fadyalqaisy 🤣🤣🤣Phoenician is 2000 older than Arabic.
@fadyalqaisy
@fadyalqaisy Месяц назад
@@magnuscorbin5040 says who? Both languages are mutually intelligible, both retain the the semitic verb to be KN, and wherever Phoenician was spoken Arabic was also spoken 😅
@magnuscorbin5040
@magnuscorbin5040 Месяц назад
@@fadyalqaisy 🤣🤣🤣 We WUZ all Araby!
@Modrovlasek
@Modrovlasek Год назад
Maltese is a descendent of Sicilian Arabic, which is itself a Maghrebi dialect of Arabic, so no wonder it's similar. :) And actually "hafna" for "a lot" is also Maghrebi Arabic.
@schoolofyalla
@schoolofyalla 11 месяцев назад
Good to know!
@LouisAgius1984
@LouisAgius1984 11 месяцев назад
Spot on, it's something I actually mention outside the video that Maltese comes from Sicilian Arabic, and that it's said that Malta was once part of Sicily but got detached.
@zeyadyahya1180
@zeyadyahya1180 6 месяцев назад
​​@@LouisAgius1984yes Malta was conquered by Muslim at the time of Alagaliba ( a kingdom in Tunisia so it's the closest to Tunisian and other maghrabi dialects❤
@Alpha-lt9zv
@Alpha-lt9zv 3 месяца назад
@@zeyadyahya1180 Libyan and Tunisian dialects.
@Zarqaa_
@Zarqaa_ 4 месяца назад
In Saudi ‘Tayyeb’ is exactly the answer to How are you just like Maltese. Also we say Sh-esmik or Wsh-esmik for ‘What’s your name?’ Very fascinating!
@amybriffa1073
@amybriffa1073 Год назад
WAAAAAAA!! Hello I just discovered your channel and just started (finally) seriously learning Arabic, and then this pops up! Oh my heart haha ❤ love from Malta! And yes please do come! If you need guidance I would love to help! You helped me already so much in just a few days with your videos :)
@LouisAgius1984
@LouisAgius1984 Год назад
Saħħa Amy, Maltin u kburin 😉
@amybriffa1073
@amybriffa1073 Год назад
Mija fil-mija! 💓 (Kareem you should understand this too!)
@schoolofyalla
@schoolofyalla 11 месяцев назад
@@amybriffa1073 Saħħa Amy
@schoolofyalla
@schoolofyalla 11 месяцев назад
Thank you! Great to hear we have a worldwide community now, even reaching Malta! Thank you for the support and glad you're enjoying the content!
@mahnas92
@mahnas92 Месяц назад
In Lebanese and (I think) Palestinian we also say "Jum3a" for both "friday" and "week", although I personally preferer the proper word "oosboo3" for week, since it isn't ambiguous
@joyoftraveling2020
@joyoftraveling2020 10 месяцев назад
Very close to Libyan and Tunisian accent ❤
@schoolofyalla
@schoolofyalla 10 месяцев назад
Nice!
@JustPeachy24
@JustPeachy24 11 месяцев назад
How cool is this!
@schoolofyalla
@schoolofyalla 10 месяцев назад
I know, right!!
@hisham4395
@hisham4395 7 месяцев назад
In lebanon we use jomaa for the week as well For "Tayeb khafna" I khafna sounds like is derived from arabic
@SeverityOne
@SeverityOne 5 месяцев назад
In Maltese it's spelt as "tajjeb ħafna". The "ħ" sounds harsher than in most European languages, but less so than in Arabic. I know that you're writing the approximate pronunciation, but the funny thing about Maltese is that it is spelt using the Latin alphabet. With some diacritics, of course. Even though I don't speak or read it, the spelling is very straightforward.
@ahmedhajali5320
@ahmedhajali5320 3 дня назад
@@SeverityOne hafna in tunisian dialect means much
@DarthVader-my7ce
@DarthVader-my7ce 25 дней назад
You guys look like brothers😊
@rochedileo
@rochedileo 6 месяцев назад
Maltese is closer to north African dialects as Malta is only 150 km from Tunisia & Libya and it was under Aghlabide Berber Dynasty domination during many centuries.
@magnuscorbin5040
@magnuscorbin5040 2 месяца назад
It's actually 300 km away and Maltese is not mutually intelligible with any Arabic dialect.
@user-gx1jg7wv2s
@user-gx1jg7wv2s 2 месяца назад
اللغة المالطية 80بالمئة عربية ودولة الاغالبة عرب اخفاد الفاتحين في المغرب العربي
@zariaalhajmoustafa2573
@zariaalhajmoustafa2573 7 месяцев назад
Maltese is a Arabic language influenced by Latin not vice versa does the structure of the Maltese language semitic
@magnuscorbin5040
@magnuscorbin5040 2 месяца назад
Maltese descends from Punic not Arabic. Semitic =/= Arabic
@MrAllmightyCornholioz
@MrAllmightyCornholioz 2 месяца назад
He sounds like an Italian speaking Arabic.
@atrumluminarium
@atrumluminarium Месяц назад
The last two were a bit off tbh. Officially, "thank you" in maltese is "grazzi" and "bon appetit" would be "l-ikla t-tajba". "Saħħa" means "goodbye".
@alexthothful
@alexthothful Год назад
Very cool!
@schoolofyalla
@schoolofyalla 11 месяцев назад
Thanks!
@atteindresiempredad
@atteindresiempredad 7 месяцев назад
yes arabs in medal ages never say usbuu but jumaa refering toba week
@yumimummiov6437
@yumimummiov6437 Месяц назад
I am half maltese and reverted to islam a long time ago.. sadly my father passed when i was very young and i only learned the numbers and i love you in maltese.. now i can read arabic but not understand too much.. so i am trying to learn both Arabic and Maltese and have learnt through my ancestry that my ancestors are from Saudi, sub'haan'allah
@zeyadyahya1180
@zeyadyahya1180 6 месяцев назад
Maltese is closer to Tunisian and other North African dialects
@karlvella4460
@karlvella4460 2 месяца назад
Tuesday sounds different because the Maltese guy didnt maybe realise while videoing but we say 'nahr' before days of the wekk and most time in conversation tuesday would be referred to as 'Nahr it-tlieta' which is basically what the arabic man said :)
@SARAH-fn5zo
@SARAH-fn5zo 6 месяцев назад
In saudi dialect we say , ish esmak , which is what's your name , I think it's the nearest to maltes
@fadyalqaisy
@fadyalqaisy Месяц назад
Palestinian is nearer, Phoenicians cane from Palestine and spread the language there. Only Palestine and Malta say Essa for now
@mostafaelraies344
@mostafaelraies344 4 месяца назад
في المصري وفي كتير لهجات بنقول جمعة على الاسبوع برضه.
@user-dz5tw6eo5z
@user-dz5tw6eo5z 7 месяцев назад
It’s the closest to Maghrebi dialects not Levantine like you said.
@Ahmed-pf3lg
@Ahmed-pf3lg 6 месяцев назад
It's closer to Tunisian and Libyan dialects, not Levantine.
@joecachia2
@joecachia2 6 месяцев назад
Bon appetit ??? goood health ? thats from french .
@twitteringothers5059
@twitteringothers5059 20 дней назад
Maltese has loanwords from European languages ; so not surprising.
@memysonactivity596
@memysonactivity596 7 месяцев назад
Both of your faces are almost the same too 😅
@magnuscorbin5040
@magnuscorbin5040 2 месяца назад
🤣🤣🤣 No they're not
@zeyadyahya1180
@zeyadyahya1180 6 месяцев назад
Maltese is closer to Tunisian and other maghrabi dialects because the state of الاغالبة was in Tunisia and then they conquered Malta at that time
@magrebinoberbero
@magrebinoberbero 4 дня назад
je ne suis pas d'accord avec toi Le maltais est un mélange d'italien, de dialecte sicilien et de darija nord-africaine d'Algérie, de Libye, de Tunisie et du Maroc. La darija nord-africaine est un arabe mélangé à des mots étrangers provenant d'Italie, d'Espagne, de France et de langues berbères.
@hamilkarbarkas5925
@hamilkarbarkas5925 Месяц назад
The Maltese People are origin ethnically Arabs!!! But they are forcibly europeanized and catholicized!! Most form the British empire! They are no longer allowed to be and practice Arabic Christian! And were raised European Christian! The Order of Malta gave Malta the artificial name. They are originally our Christian Arab brothers!
@Azatmail-vo5gb
@Azatmail-vo5gb 5 месяцев назад
Maltese is very close to tunisian arabic. Hafna means many or much.
@magrebinoberbero
@magrebinoberbero 4 дня назад
Tu es un mytho Hafna means handful in Arabic In Tunisia they say. كَمْشَةْ In Arabic. From Arabic حَفْنة
@njoumellil
@njoumellil Месяц назад
In Tunisian dialect we say sh'ismek
@njoumellil
@njoumellil Месяц назад
اللغة المالطية تشبه اللهجة التونسية كثيرا نفس الأرقام و نفس نطق أيام الأسبوع، و نقول ايضا الأسبوع جمعة
@magrebinoberbero
@magrebinoberbero 4 дня назад
il est important d'être transparent et non biaisé et de mentionner que le maltais est également similaire aux dialectes algériens, libyens et marocains.
@njoumellil
@njoumellil 4 дня назад
@@magrebinoberbero La langue maltaise est similaire aux dialectes du Maghreb, notamment au dialecte tunisien. Les Maltais admettent que leur langue ressemble plus au dialecte tunisien qu'aux autres dialectes. La langue maltaise est en fait similaire aux dialectes libyen, algérien et marocain, mais elle ressemble davantage au dialecte tunisien.
@njoumellil
@njoumellil Месяц назад
The Maltese language is very similar to the Tunisian dialect The same numbers and the same pronunciation of the days of the week, and we also say the week is Friday (jim'aa) And what is your name = sh'ismek
@magrebinoberbero
@magrebinoberbero 4 дня назад
We disagree slightly je ne suis pas d'accord avec toi Le maltais est un mélange d'italien, de dialecte sicilien et de darija nord-africaine d'Algérie, de Libye, de Tunisie et du Maroc. La darija nord-africaine est un arabe mélangé à des mots étrangers provenant d'Italie, d'Espagne, de France et de langues berbères.
@njoumellil
@njoumellil 4 дня назад
@@magrebinoberbero Dites-vous « jim'aa » pour la semaine ? Parce que j'ai parlé à un Marocain et un Algérien et je leur ai dit (jim'aa). Ils pensaient que je parlais de vendredi.
@aamirkhan6692
@aamirkhan6692 5 месяцев назад
Maltese was born out of Arabic, kind of like the different dialects of Arabic which went way further to form a different language
@magnuscorbin5040
@magnuscorbin5040 2 месяца назад
No it was born out of Phoenician.
@aamirkhan6692
@aamirkhan6692 2 месяца назад
@@magnuscorbin5040 It was not
@fadyalqaisy
@fadyalqaisy Месяц назад
@@magnuscorbin5040Phoenician is Arabic
@magnuscorbin5040
@magnuscorbin5040 Месяц назад
@@fadyalqaisy 🤣🤣🤣 Phoenician is 2000 years older than Arabic.
@fadyalqaisy
@fadyalqaisy Месяц назад
@@magnuscorbin5040 says who? Both languages are mutually intelligible, both retain the the semitic verb to be KN, and wherever Phoenician was spoken Arabic was also spoken 😅
@nidaroon858
@nidaroon858 20 дней назад
Maltese is very similar the Tunisian dialect of arabic I would say!
@magrebinoberbero
@magrebinoberbero 4 дня назад
This is incorrect Maltese is mixture of Italian, Sicilian dialect and north African darija of Algeria, Libya, Tunisia and Morocco. North African darija is Arabic mixed with foreign words from Italy, Spain, France and Berber languages
@magrebinoberbero
@magrebinoberbero 4 дня назад
the maltese language is a mixture of arabic and north African Darija arabic " Algeria, libya, Morocco and Tunisia " and italian language , especially the sicilian dialect . the exact percentage is as follows : italian and Sicilian 54 % Arabic 41% English 04 % others. 1% if you do not believe me, please research it.
@nidaroon858
@nidaroon858 4 дня назад
@@magrebinoberbero Bro what did I say that was incorrect. The Tunisian arabic dialect is at the end of the day a variant of north african arabic dialects. I said it was similar to Maltese. Obviously there is other influences from sicillian (Siculo-Arabic) and english + romance languages. Do you just comment for the sake of commenting??
@magrebinoberbero
@magrebinoberbero 4 дня назад
​@@nidaroon858 il est important d'être transparent et non biaisé et de mentionner que le maltais est également similaire aux dialectes algériens, libyens et marocains.
@MikeGill87
@MikeGill87 2 месяца назад
Yeah, Maltese was fascinating to me, as at one time or another I used to be learning Arabic, Italian, Latin, French... I suck at all of them, luckilly everyone also speaks the one language I managed to pick up, English. :D :D
@houcinezorgui4201
@houcinezorgui4201 5 месяцев назад
المالطية لهجة تونسية بنسبة 70% في تونس العاصمة نقول (نهار ثلاثة) it-Tlieta والأسبوع نقول (جمعة) ġimgħa في تونس نقول آش إسمك ؟ شيسمك بالمالطي x'jismek? شكرا جزيلا في مالطة Grazzi ħafna قراتسي حفنة. حفنة في تونس معناها (ملء كفّي اليدين) في تونس نقول (صحّة ) ومعانها بالشّفاء وونقولها لشخص عند لبسه ثياب جديد (saħħa)
@user-gx1jg7wv2s
@user-gx1jg7wv2s 2 месяца назад
معليش معظمها كلمات عربية حتى لهجة التونسية عربية
@wolfnaj3664
@wolfnaj3664 Месяц назад
Fi kairouan n9oulou Yena w shesmek w man9oulouch sabbela n9oulou shosha w 3al sghar n9oulou zoghzogh nahki 3la kairouan centre abban 3an jadd ki mchit el malta tesdamt kifech yahkiw nafs el kelmet hethom
@njoumellil
@njoumellil Месяц назад
لواه نطولو فيها آش اسمك احنا في تونس نقولو شيسمك كيما في المالطا
@magrebinoberbero
@magrebinoberbero 4 дня назад
The first comment is a lie Hafna means handful in English In Tunisia they use the word كَمْشَةْ In Arabic they use. حَفْنة Therefore hafna is not a Tunisian word Les Algériens, les Libyens et les Marocains peuvent également bien parler et comprendre le maltais, en particulier les Libyens. En fait, les Libyens comprennent mieux la langue maltaise que les Tunisiens, car les Libyens peuvent comprendre de nombreux mots italiens utilisés dans la langue maltaise. La raison pour laquelle les Libyens parlent très bien le maltais est que la Libye a' été colonisée par l'Italie pendant de nombreuses décennies. J'ai visité Malte deux fois et rencontré de nombreux Libyens qui parlaient très bien le maltais. 52 % des mots maltais sont d'origine latine, résultat d'une influence importante de l'Italie (notamment de la Sicile) et, dans une moindre mesure, de la France.
@tamimsalem6471
@tamimsalem6471 3 месяца назад
Maltese is closer to Tunisian Arabic , the Island used to be part of Tunisia during the Aghlabide dynasty in the 9th Century !
@magrebinoberbero
@magrebinoberbero 4 дня назад
I do not agree the maltese language is a mixture of arabic and north African Darija arabic " Algeria, libya, Morocco and Tunisia " and italian language , especially the sicilian dialect . the exact percentage is as follows : italian 54 % Arabic 41% English 04 % others. 1% if you do not believe me, please research it.
@wolfnaj3664
@wolfnaj3664 Месяц назад
For a tunisian you can communicate witha maltese easily
@magrebinoberbero
@magrebinoberbero 4 дня назад
je ne suis pas d'accord avec toi Le maltais est un mélange d'italien, de dialecte sicilien et de darija nord-africaine d'Algérie, de Libye, de Tunisie et du Maroc. La darija nord-africaine est un arabe mélangé à des mots étrangers provenant d'Italie, d'Espagne, de France et de langues berbères.
@abidbn7098
@abidbn7098 27 дней назад
It s very close to tunasian dialect
@magrebinoberbero
@magrebinoberbero 4 дня назад
Nous sommes d'accord pour ne pas être d'accord. si nous parlons de la langue maltaise moderne parlée aujourd'hui, la source historique du vocabulaire maltais moderne est de 52 % d'italien/sicilien, 32 % de siculo-arabe et 6 % d'anglais, une partie du reste étant du français. nous avons de légères divergences sur la question du Darija nord-africain, les Tunisiens pensent que le maltais n'est similaire qu'au dialecte tunisien. Ceci est trompeur, car plus de 95 % des mots du dialecte tunisien sont en réalité des mots arabes, seule la prononciation est légèrement différente. Les Algériens, les Libyens et les Marocains peuvent également bien parler et comprendre le maltais, en particulier les Libyens. En fait, les Libyens comprennent mieux la langue maltaise que les Tunisiens, car les Libyens peuvent comprendre de nombreux mots italiens utilisés dans la langue maltaise. La raison pour laquelle les Libyens parlent très bien le maltais est que la Libye a' été colonisée par l'Italie pendant de nombreuses décennies. J'ai visité Malte deux fois et rencontré de nombreux Libyens qui parlaient très bien le maltais. 52 % des mots maltais sont d'origine latine, résultat d'une influence importante de l'Italie (notamment de la Sicile) et, dans une moindre mesure, de la France.
@3Bubbles
@3Bubbles 2 месяца назад
Tunisian accent 😂😂😂😂a
@magrebinoberbero
@magrebinoberbero 4 дня назад
We agree to disagree je ne suis pas d'accord avec toi Le maltais est un mélange d'italien, de dialecte sicilien et de darija nord-africaine d'Algérie, de Libye, de Tunisie et du Maroc. La darija nord-africaine est un arabe mélangé à des mots étrangers provenant d'Italie, d'Espagne, de France et de langues berbères.
@aligattor2639
@aligattor2639 8 месяцев назад
No ! The Maltese people is a semitic people that came from Middle East before the 7th century ! That's why the roots of the maltese language are arabic. Nothing to do with the Moors who appeared in North Africa during the middle ages..
@fred30084
@fred30084 7 месяцев назад
Not in history the Normans came in to Sicily in 1061 Sicily shared the same history as the Maltese island until it was given to the knights of st John by king of Spain it was uninhabited for 2 century's it was unsafe place as it was often visited by pirates and lack of water. The knights found it difficult difficult to obtain water as well. The language derived from Sicilian as many of them settled there
@hammadimaalej2106
@hammadimaalej2106 2 месяца назад
😅😅😅😅😅
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