The Arabic alphabet is absurdly difficult... 

it is easy

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Watashi no mune no katasumi ni saitteru

😂 We don't actually throw it away as if we were vomiting

Rasm explained.

You're talking about scripts not language. Arabic had many scripts throughout history.

Reading arabic requires full brain power istg

The letters now distinguished by dots used to have more shape distinction : the nun was a curvier backwards line while the taa was straight and the baa was slanted forward. People lacked the patience to curve the traits and came with the points instead.

@@MrMirville I did not know that... that's actually cool. In all of the older texts I've seen (not many tho) I didn't realize that at all.

الحمدلله

@@someone-bc5in نعم أخي الحمد لله

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مرحبا كيف حالك؟ هل تستطيع ان تتكلم حوار معي باللهجه العراقيه العربيه او اي لهجه المهم انها ليس بالفصحى؟

نعم انا اتكلم باللهجة المصرية@@TEENATEENA-yb4im

ولله قواعد عدنا بحر 😂

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هههههههههه

العربية لغة قوية حوالي 8 ملايين كلمة غير مكررة ليس باستطاعة اي كان ان يتعلمها ، نحن كعرب لا نعلم منها الا اليسير .. بدليل ارجعو للشعر الجاهلي و اقرؤو و حاولو الاستعاب .. ولا تنسو الاستعانة بالمعجم العربي عربي ..

جمال الشعر العربي والشعر الجاهلي لا يوصف ،بس بحتاج المعجم تا افهمه😅

me too i am arabic and learned english c1 and french b2 and now going for russian

I absolutely agree, I’m not Moroccan I’m Saudi and speak Arabic but when I hear morrocan Arabic my confusion reach max levels and I don’t understand completely everything 💀💔

@@Natsumi.24510 yea, i also sometimes get confused when i hear saudi arabic

@@HalalUser_1602 hehe no problem I should practice understanding Moroccan because I find it interesting 🤍🥰

​@@Natsumi.24510 كيف سعودي؟

@@Xlovehim-tk2zw شرايك يعني لهجه سعوديه؟

There are many sounds that doesn't exist in Arabic, for example we have one ش, English has like 3, we don't have a P sound, and many of the German vowel sounds don't exist in Arabic, not to mention clicks

Also the V sound, we don't have that in arabic

@@Mo95793 True, but they are very easy sounds and are not difficult to pronounce for an Arab.

@@artiste8491 I mean we are all hyperexposed to English so maybe that's why, or maybe there are generally easier I genuinely don't know. I mean for example I've been in german classes for Arabic speakers and they struggle alot with stressed vowels

I want: 😂 اريد بدي عايز عاوز ابي ابغي ووو

ترى "يب" هي "yep/yup" مش كلمة عربية هي.

خوش تمام ايه

وعندك تمام وحصل😂

موجودين

عندك هنا 😂

يتأفف و هو مزال في مستوى كيجي وان .. لما يعرف انه فيه بلاغة و نحو و صرف وشعر و اطنان من المفردات ..ماذا سيفعل

@@user-zw9dx8pv6uالله يرحمة ‏لازم يصبر

اي😂

Thanks. I am now trying to learn to read arabic. You have given me hope

Hi. I am a native Farsi speaker. I just wanted to know how exactly Persian sounds to you😁 Also if you had any questions regarding Farsi I would be more than happy to help you😊

farsi isn't (genetically) related to arabic, lol, it's just the script

Don't give up

لماذا

​@@yamen_727خمسة وعشرون

I could see the waw 3ayn combination being difficult, what's the other problem syllable for you?

@@MisterJimLee ع/ق/ح

​@@yamen_727 حرف الخاء والعين في خمسة وعشرين صعبة على العجم

ماشاء الله عليك شو ساقط 😂😂

Thank you so much!! I'll definitely be picking up some more Taiwanese in the future

@@ColeLangs yessssssss come to the light side

Taiwan is not a country

Same here. You get it right sometimes then you make a mistake and get it wrong. But, we just have to keep trying.

There is a great similarity between the Hebrew and Arabic languages, so it will be easier to learn

I don't want to sound like a douchebag, but reading "I am speak English fluently" cracked me up 😂😂

Not only Egypt It's also some tribes in south of Saudi and also Oman and alot of Yemeni people. Yemeni people literally don't pronounce j at all even if it's originally English

The jeem letter is pronounced G in most of Egypt (not even all of Egypt) but who are we to say what's correct? Even classical Arabic had dialects that used to pronounce letters differently and modern Arabic dialects evolved from some of them and kept some of their traits... Now if you really wanna go back like waaaay back the original Alfro-Asiatic (and proto-Semitic of course) sound for this letter was in fact G as it is in Babylonian, Phoenitian, Old Egyptian, Amharic etc. so...... Who's right, the Egyptians who stuck to the more archaic variant, the collonized countries that pronounce it like the French "j", the Khalijis, Iraqis, Kuwaitis and others who pronounce it closest to Qur'anic tajweed pronunciation or or or... The "standardized" jeem is a thing just because most of the Qur'an was revealed in the dialect of the Quraysh who pronounced it like that and they were just one tribe out od hundreds? Yeah........ Let the guy pronounce it as he wants, Arabs also do 🤷🏻‍♂️

@@AstekOst Buddy, Both classical and MSA arabic pronounce it as a J, Maybe the sound was different when arabic was forming but the correct way to say it today is a J The Quran was revealed in 7 dialects and all of them spell the Jeem as a J, you Must read the Qur'ān the way the prophet read it or else you are commiting a sin

@@UXMC2 Classical Arabic is not only the Qur'an but also poetry and prose and in a non-religious (scientific) view all the dialects that existed at the time of the prophet peace be upon him were eloquent (fusha) so... The fact that the Qur'an shouldn't be recited saying g instead of j doesn't proove anything, it just happens that the dialect that pronounced jeem as g wasn't one of the dialects found in the Qur'an 🤷🏻‍♂️

@@AstekOst Ok

Do you want me to teach you?

@@TEENATEENA-yb4im How long does it take to learn for someone without any prior knowledge of the language?

@@mirzasisiclearn them on duolingo

As a Bangladeshi its very hard

Cuz we are born arab

So you are saying that English has more tenses, moods and aspects than Spanish, for example? Or a complex syntax governed by the use of cases like Polish instead of an immovible word order. I don't think so. The biggest difficulty in English lies in its phonology, not grammar nor syntax. Words like "tests", "twelfths" and "fifths" sound as if they were uttered by a snakelike alien species from the Andromeda galaxy. Even better is that the orthography is a complete mess obsolete since the XV century. The only language with weirder phonotactics being Georgian (Kartvelian languages).

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That works for xa as well

Btw Xain is voiced

يصير عنده عقد باللسان 😭😭

As a german learner who knows how to read Arabic it was quite unexpected

الصراحة لا مش كلنا بنستفيد من تعليم المدارس بس اتفق معك

صعبة عليهم ولذا سموا الاعاجم

How do you know all of this ?😮

​​@@user-zr7js8pq4vI had French and German in school and took a course in Arabic some years ago.

@@TravellingTorunn Aaah what's your first language? And I'm sorry but the name caught my eye Are you working for travel agency or you are the traveler?

@@user-zr7js8pq4v My first language is Norwegian. I have never worked for a travel agency. And I will not discuss my person further here.

نعم الاجانب لا يستطعيون او من الصعب جدا عليهم لفظ بعض الاحرف الـعربية، ڪ: ح، خ، غ، ق، ص، ض، ط، ظ، ذ