That All we do in winter ❄️🙂

Sleep is the best thing in the world

He scared me when I saw him here too

@@doaa7941 hahaha where do you know him from?

@@ZasukiJean Easy Dutch and Easy Russian

@@doaa7941 I swear I saw the guy speaking Turkish too, he my inspiration fr 😭

wait isnt he egyption?

@@nuskyahmad6375 no Tim is from the Netherlands but he's literally a polyglot😱👏👏👏

I would like to do easy Lebanese or total easy Arabic!

I'm learning Egyptian Arabic, but I'd love to see easy lebanese arabic here!

بس ع فكرة مبين انو مش عربي، مابعرف لما سمعت حكيو حسيتو اجنبي

شكرا و مصر كمان بتحبك 🇪🇬💗

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Same here!! It's the greatest thing ever!!

Egyptian

We are only Egyptians please

​@@mostafa8659 It is arabic..

love to you my friendc you can also say sons of Josef Moses el Azeez

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how’s it going so far

@@KaneAL9 😅😅 extremely slow. I don't have many people I feel comfortable just trying to talk to in Arabic. I have some friends that kinda speak, but all sorts of different dialects so it's interesting

Bro if you want speak Arabic you must study hard and choose accent to talk with Arabic people

I studied in Egypt for 5yrs but still can't keep up with how fast especially the women talk, my brain couldn't handle it I had to listen and focus completely just to get the point if not I'm loss😅😅😂😂

​@@abdurrazaqgaladima9355It is known in the Arab world that the Egyptians are among the fastest people in speaking. They talk about exciting topics, as they are a good speaker. That is why you noticed that the Egyptian people speak quickly and you cannot keep up with them. It is not a foreigner's nickname, but even Arabs from other countries will notice that and know that the Egyptians speak quickly, but because The Arabs are accustomed to hearing the Egyptian dialect and the Egyptian speech, so they can easily understand it and anticipate what they will appear next. Because of the Egyptian media's domination of the Arab arena.

No, it's just an Arabic dialect, it's so similar to Standard Arabic, most of the dialect (%99) are Arabic words not Coptic, I am Egyptian and I know it, the evidence that every other Arab can understand us, and we can understand them too, Coptic is long gone and extinct and won't ever comeback.

It means he is fluent. Every Egyptian speaks fast.

Impressively very well, actually!

He speaks like 11 languages

This isn’t even normal Arabic lol it’s heavy Egyptian dialect it’s basically a language within a language

and tea we say it shay and when im watching indian movies i heard them say tshay

7=Ha,3=ain it's a spelling reason

أنا من البرازيل وأنا بحب اللهجة المصرية.

@@rhuanpereiramariae this is Arab not Egyptians

@@kf9926 Do you know what a dialect is?

@@kf9926 I already studied Fusḥa, but my favorite dialect is the Egyptian. What's the problem? Do you speak Fusḥa in your daily things? Just like I speak Brazilian Portuguese, American English, European Spanish... Every language has dialects and accents, so what's the problem if I choose one of them?

@@rhuanpereiramariae Arabs are not Egyptians

Egyptian Arabic

MSA is like Latin a language without native speakers. Only the written language, news and cartoons for children are in MSA. But nobody ever speaks MSA. Also not in university, school, and so on, MSA is never spoken. Imagine if the Roman countries still wrote in Latin but did everything else in Italian, Spanish, etc.

no it's easy lol *I'm native lol*

@@derstille463 it is the first part of it XD

You are so ignorant, 1400 years of Arab colonization and settle (and other races too who accepted Islam) and you think Egyptians are still copts, copts are a small Ethnic-Religous Christisn miniority now. And I am an Egyptian speaking to you. We are indeed Arabs. Even if some are copts their culture and language and history and goals are those of the Arabs. And they have Arab blood running in their veins. And that's the defention of an Arab, Again we are indeed Arabs.

It means to go home to sleep, well " اطلع " literally means to go upstairs and it is said when you are in front of the building of your home.

@@n.m.n8698 شكرا جدا

+1 😂😂

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No one makes fun of a foreigner trying to communicate in MSA (not classical) Arabic as they appreciate you're not an Arab. If you learn egyptian dialect, every arab will be able to understand you, and it won't be hard to pick up other dialects from watching tv shows. If you don't want to study Arabic for religious purposes, then I recommend skipping out on MSA as it's not useful in everyday life. I've been studying MSA for 3 or 4 years now for religious purposes and have spent a lot of time in Arab countries and experienced this all first hand. It's hard for me to understand Arabs when they don't speak MSA, which is why once I've finished learning MSA I'll learn a dialect. To sum up, yes, it's worth learning if you're dedicated and have at least 12 hours to dedicate a week, 4 hours classes and 8+ outside of class.

It is known in the Arab world that the Egyptians are among the fastest people in speaking. They talk about exciting topics, as they are a good speaker. That is why you noticed that the Egyptian people speak quickly and you cannot keep up with them. It is not a foreigner's nickname, but even Arabs from other countries will notice that and know that the Egyptians speak quickly, but because The Arabs are accustomed to hearing the Egyptian dialect and the Egyptian speech, so they can easily understand it and anticipate what they will appear next. Because of the Egyptian media's domination of the Arab arena.

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لا هو مسلح

No, Arabic

@@user-zf9jj3xc6o nope not true, I'm Egyptian so I know what I'm saying

@@nadaghanem7862 I am Egyptian too and we already speak arabic

@@user-zf9jj3xc6o then you don't know your history

@@nadaghanem7862 I don't know what do you mean, I know Egypt history well, we Egyptians speak arabic now, I can't understand your point

still arabic, arabic isn’t a spoken language so they have to show the dialects

You can write it, it’s just not super formal. Everyone in Egypt writes in Egyptian, except the news

Thanks to social media arabic dialects evoloved to become written languages

@@djehuti5571 yeah. Even most Egyptian news speak and even write in Egyptian honestly. I’m a foreigner in Egypt that first learned fus7a before Egyptian and I live here so I should know lol

I learn Egyptian Arabic and I write it 😂 I love Egyptian Arabic.

How will that help people get closer to eachother? You’re basically trying to make him speak Shakespearean English to normal citizens lol

No body speak standard arabic in the arab world anymore, it became just a formal or religious written language

@@Dvlly99 أنتم لا تتحدثون إنجليزية شكسبير وليست مقدسة ولكن العربية مقدسة

@@Fahad-Qahtany Yea go ahead and speak standard arabic to normal citizens it only makes you look like a fool. standard arabic is for upmost formality and reading not speaking colloquially

@@jaif7327 تحدث معي بالعربية

Modern standard Arabic and a dialect of your choice (although Egyptian and levantine dialects are understood by virtually everyone in the Arab world) would absolutely be just fine. a dialect for the street and MSA to understand books, news etc .However if you want to understand serious literature , religious texts then you’ll need to learn Classical Arabic it all depends on the purpose of you wanting to learn the language. That’s how natives did it learned classical at school and dialect at home. If two ppl from different parts of the middle east can’t understand each other and neither spoke English or French then they‘ll communicate in MSA. Those who make fun of non natives for speaking in classical Arabic had to study and speak it every week in school for 12 yrs so they’re not really the ones to talk :) (Probably trying to be funny and get you to learn the dialect & some are simply uneducated enough to understand ) hope that helps.

@@maryemtarek8704 thank u for the answer, however I was asking about the classical arabic and all the possible issues associated with it bc I'm from Eastern Europe and the classical one is the only anavaible form of arabic to learn here. No dialect, lack of immigrants

Go ahead and learn what is available to you. Classical Arabic is a great place to start. Then you can learn the dialects and differences on the ground of whatever country you choose to visit. Learning the roots of Arabic vocabulary is so interesting and so helpful no matter which Arabic-speaking country you’re in.