I absolutely love how much effort you put into your language learning mainly for the reason to make you mother happy.

@jannahhossain4321

10 ай бұрын

haha, thank you! It was a lot of fun, and it made me work towards a goal. I have a vivid memory walking down my street at least 2/3 months before I surprised her and thinking 'I'm so happy and excited to be alive because I have the look on her face to look forward to'. It's like that quote- 'something to do, someone to love, something to look forward to'

@MakeupandBeauty-ww9sl

9 ай бұрын

@@jannahhossain4321wow love this!! Your reply just warmed my heart! So happy for your success to your channel and ALL THE MORE happy due to your humbleness and wholesome (ness) - if that’s a word lol!!

@user-wk6yi1yw5d

3 ай бұрын

​@@jannahhossain4321Do you know bengali. If not you should. It is known as the sweetest language on the planet.

I’ve been learning Egyptian Arabic because of your videos. My goal is to surprise my neighbors. It’s been 6 weeks, and I’m really enjoying the process.

@justtherebecauseofthevideo6578

10 ай бұрын

I wish you good luck and progress!!

@jannahhossain4321

10 ай бұрын

awh that's so cute, i love this!! how are you learning?!

@nematullahali6481

9 ай бұрын

​@@jannahhossain4321I want to learn the Arabic language, how to learn please tell me sister

@Zuleikha101

9 ай бұрын

How have you been learning?2hat sources have you been using?

@da7war655

8 ай бұрын

Smart of you to choose the Egyptian dialect

You inspired me to start speaking Urdu!!! I always understood when my mom spoke, but could never form a sentence, and now I am roughly 2 months in (taking classes with Arooj too!) and I'm so happy with the progress I've made. My mom and I connect more, and I'm so grateful I found your video :) Much love and wish nothing but the best for your language journey

@jannahhossain4321

10 ай бұрын

hey Sarina, this is one of the coolest comments I've read! I am over the moon for you, that's such an amazing achievement :)

@sarina_hd

10 ай бұрын

I love the fact that you actually brought this topic up because a lot of people feel like failures when they end up giving up in terms of talking another language and that's why it's so important to KEEP PRACTICING, which is what you did when you surprised your mom by learning her native language of Urdu (I literally just finished watching that video before seeing this one).

This is one of those gem youtube channels you just happen to find but become to impressed by

@jannahhossain4321

10 ай бұрын

awh thanks so much, that means a lot!!!

You are such an inspiration to all language learners out there!! I've personally been struggling with the embarrassment of making mistakes, but you say some really solid points that remind me exactly how people get good at languages at the first place: practice regularly and shamelessly! Always happy to see you upload!

@jannahhossain4321

10 ай бұрын

haha, i too get embarrassed! especially in real life when i know the person - it's so hard to shake the nerves ! Just gota not take ourselves too seriously i guess :)

Allahumma barik! I really admire your work ethic and patience. You have motivated me to learn the Arabic language with your videos and for that I thank you :)

@jannahhossain4321

10 ай бұрын

thanks so much! I'm so glad, Arabic is the next language I'm studying inshaAllah- let me know how it goes!

@akhla.q

9 ай бұрын

i also want to start learning in this similar way. may i know how much words or phrases should be compiled for the first 1-2nd week of audio?

You have definitely inspired me to take a leap into my language learning journey! I just came across your channel a few weeks ago and just 2 weeks ago signed up for iTalki! Best decision so far! I live in Italy now and have been wanting to learn Italian for a while and this was the best step I could have taken! I watch the YT channel Easy Italian mostly to learn and like you said, i need to go into these lessons with a topic prepared to start chatting! I'm defiantly going to be using your code for the next lessons i take! Grazie mille!

@jannahhossain4321

10 ай бұрын

that's sick, so happy you could use the promo code- you're going to love using the site ! Let me know how your lessons go! :)

You are such an inspiration,I just love everything about your videos especially the fact that you made your mother smile even for a minute just by admiring her mother tongue.I will watch all of your videos!So much love to you

@jannahhossain4321

10 ай бұрын

awh thanks so much! I really appreciate this - are you learning any languages? :)

I'm currently learning Japanese. It has been a real struggle to stay motivated being a bit ADHD. I always get bored easily, easily distracted, always looking for something new. It gets to the point where my lessons almost become a chore. I'm currently using Michel Thomas and Pimsleur the most. I also have a lot of different apps on my phone like Memrise, Rocket Languages, LingoDeer, but I find the phone apps don't do much. Did you ever hit this brick wall? You seem like you were very motivated, maybe because you had a goal, your Japanese to speak to your friend and Urdu to speak with your mother. Anyway, another good video, thanks. What are you next language goals?

@jannahhossain4321

10 ай бұрын

hmmm... interesting. so i don't have a phone and have never used apps. someone else with ADHD commented on another video saying she thought the audio method i explained would help for people like her. it's called conversational in 6 months. And i completely get the brick wall. with japanese - i got to conversational fluency and then kept learning and felt 0 progression. Talking to people more versed in language learning, i understand this is because the initial learning curve is very steep but then plateaus. so in the beginning you feel really fast progression and then quickly it slows down. the only language i want to push past that plateau in is arabic and i think the best way is to start reading. to find books, podcast, videos etc. that make you reach for them just like you would for a tv remote. i 100% agree with the goal idea, we have to have something we work towards, otherwise there's nothing to motivate us!

@Pandaboomina

9 ай бұрын

@@jannahhossain4321you don’t have a phone? 😮 interesting. Have you done a video on that

omg . .. Arooj seems so sweet and such a good teacher, tysm for everything you have ever posted about learning Urdu and helping so many of us by taking on the hardest role yourself!!!!!!!!

@jannahhossain4321

9 ай бұрын

she is !! and thanks :)

I discovered your videos several months ago. My family and I moved to Cairo recently and am using iTalki and Quizlet to learn Egyptian Arabic. I love the dedication to take lessons daily. I decided to do the same.

@jannahhossain4321

10 ай бұрын

that's so awesome Dustin! I am literally buzzing that you said this, for sure you will see yourself level up if you're having a daily lesson. I got this idea from atomic habits- the idea of doing something daily compounding to massive improvements. Deffo check it out if you haven't already and if you're using Italki - get yourself some free credits with the promo in the description !

@dustinoverbeck

10 ай бұрын

@@jannahhossain4321 thanks…downloading Atomic Habits now.

Love how dedicated you are!

@jannahhossain4321

10 ай бұрын

thanks

It's nice to see your language learning journey and take you advices as I also took a break from my heritage language and target language. I love your channel 💜

@jannahhossain4321

10 ай бұрын

thanks so much, i love this comment

You’re super inspirational mA! Your Japanese learning video particularly interested me and motivated me to keep at language learning :)

@jannahhossain4321

10 ай бұрын

thank you! are you learning japanese?

you are inspiring and i really want to pick french back up! thanks for sharing!

hello!!! your videos are so relaxing to watch and I really enjoyed this one,, I speak Hindi, and I’ve heard that Hindi and Urdu share a lot of similarities, but have never heard Urdu and was honestly surprised that I could understand your whole conversation apart from a few words! I honestly admire how motivated you seem to learn languages, and that too for your loved ones, gahh it’s just so sweet :’)). I really wanna learn Marathi someday so I’m so glad I found your videos, and then found a site which could help me learn Marathi in the future. your videos are really encouraging and honestly just really enjoyable to watch

@jannahhossain4321

10 ай бұрын

that is really cool, I have heard they're similar ! My best friend from high school speaks Marathi, it sounds beautiful! Good luck with your goals, I'm sure you're gona ace learning Marathi! Deffo use the discount code if you end up finding an italki teacher to speak with - i got you girl :D

Youre so underrated. Your channel is amazing

I subscribed!!! AWESOME VIDEOS!!

congratulations on the sponsorship! This is a great experiment... Shows the vastness of language

@jannahhossain4321

10 ай бұрын

thank you!

WOW! you are so productive and brilliant. A perfect example to say: Always learn something new! You are inspirational, keep up the great videos!

@jannahhossain4321

9 ай бұрын

awh thanks, i will !

Your urdu video finally gave me the confidence to start learning Hindustani and Farsi. Thank you so much!

I can't get over that - " Vo chali gayi .... " That was beyond adorable. I'm tryna learning Korean and your vdos motivate me so much n

@jannahhossain4321

10 ай бұрын

haha, you got this ! I wana learn Korean too one day, but maybe that's the old k drama addict in me speaking :D

@Chan_Chal_Chit_1

10 ай бұрын

@@jannahhossain4321 I'm a native Urdu speaker ( Indian ) and i find that phrase you spoke so adorable.... Haha 😂😂😂 Yup , I wanna understand the K dramas too without subtitles. One day hopefully I'll understand it . Congrats for learning 2 languages Ms. Jannah , That's no small feat . Kudos for the hardwork 👏👏👏👏 Even learning one language seems like I'm climbing Mt. Everest with my hands 😭😭😭😭😭

@hxmdnv

9 ай бұрын

@@Chan_Chal_Chit_1that literally makes no sense native Urdu speakers are literally Pakistani

@Chan_Chal_Chit_1

9 ай бұрын

@@hxmdnv are you high on maple syrup or what ? Typing shit !!

Thank you for including a long section of your conversation. It was amazing to see what kind of fluency you'd retained! Super heartwarming and inspirational!!! (Also love to see British Asian creators killing it, keep it up 😁)

first of all congrats on you first sponsor, really amazing to see what you have achevied. keep up the great work

@jannahhossain4321

10 ай бұрын

thanks so much, it was such a pinch me moment ! :D

Love your determination bout learning languages and how you are enjoying doing so. শুভ কামনা রইল।

ive joined some discord and whatsapp groups to practice my Urdu and Hindi. its not always easy to connect with everyone and to find the right people, but the journey is still quite fun. even typing in another language is a cool experience on its own.

Congrats on the sponsorship! So happy to see your channel grow :D

Amazing video!

@jannahhossain4321

10 ай бұрын

thanks!

Great video !👍

@jannahhossain4321

10 ай бұрын

thanks! :)

you're literally the reason i wanna start learning gulf arabic, bcs my dad speaks it and kind of want to surprise him too. i'm just unsure how many high frequency phrases/words i should start with for the first to second week of learning before i should start speaking

@Hathat218

8 ай бұрын

I wanna learn gulf arabic to surprise my friends but it’s difficult to learn and stay motivated on your own

@justtherebecauseofthevideo6578

8 ай бұрын

@@Hathat218 YOU WILL DO THAT GIRL!I believe in you!

@Hathat218

8 ай бұрын

@@justtherebecauseofthevideo6578 thank you!! 😭 I’m a guy but it still fired me up lmaoo

Off-topic but you've got a beautiful name! May Allah grant you Jannah❤

Please make a study tip video!!! You're so inspiring I wish to learn like this one day

@jannahhossain4321

9 ай бұрын

thank you, I will add that to the to-do list !:)

" Look stupid now , to look cool 😎 later ... " Well said 🙌

@jannahhossain4321

10 ай бұрын

haha, glad it resonates!

@Chan_Chal_Chit_1

10 ай бұрын

@@jannahhossain4321 did learning new languages improve your brain ? Coz science says ( has proofs ) that new languages create new neural pathways . Did u feel any diff in the way your brain worked before and after learning 2 languages. Coz just learning Korean from some 3 months ( but nowhere near your skill level at 3 months ) I can feel the clarity in my thought processes. I might be wrong tho or it might be too early to conclude any brain adaptability proof . So basically what I wanna ask you is - " did learning the languages make you more intelligent.. ? " If yes , could you please make a vdo on it ...

Hey could you make a video on how you use italki when studing with teachers? I may just be doing too much but I think I'm not using italki the right way with my teachers lol. Great video!

@jannahhossain4321

9 ай бұрын

okay, I will try- how are you using it?

I love to learn new languages. now i am learning Japanese. Thanks. I hope your tips will work. Love from BANGLADESH .

I’m also south asian and urdu is something i’ve been insecure about. but it’s really sweet seeing ppl actually like me talking about topics that come up in my life a lot. i’m studying a lot these days (please pray for me lol) but i’ve always wanted to learn multiple languages, it’s something that i rlly hope to achieve in the near future

@jannahhossain4321

9 ай бұрын

good luck with your studies and your language learning !!

@prime9143

9 ай бұрын

thank you! love ur content btw

Hi~🌷 You are one of the big reasons why I am interested in Japanese, you really did put my mind at ease about a lot of things that worried me. Thank you for your wonderful videos and calming support ❤ wish you have a blessed journey!✨

You are really my role model from now on :)

@jannahhossain4321

9 ай бұрын

awh that's really lovely, thanks! there are defo better role models out there though haha

السلام عليكم Jannah, I am currently learning Arabic inspired by you and Olly Richards. I am also looking to start a Degree Apprenticeship in Software Engineering at KPMG. Could you give more info as to when you applied, your CV and the interview process. Thanks

im from bangladesh and live in australia, thankfully ive retained bangla but my little brother was born here and only understands it, and doesnt speak it, so im hoping to teach him before he gets too old and it becomes quite difficult (he is 8)

Hi!! I just binged watched some of your vids and as an English/urdu speaker as well I love them!! Just curious though, how come you spell Pakistan(i) like 'Packistaan(i)?' LOL sorry but I couldn't help to notice and be curious since im Pakistani myself :)

@jannahhossain4321

9 ай бұрын

mild stupidity is the reason haha

How can i speak japanese like you did without the story course ? i use apps and try to mimic is it right to practice like that or what should i do to be able speak japanese ? i just want to learn how to communicate

i'm learning a few langauges for a few different reasons but right know i'm learning Finnish but all i have is DuoLingo and music so i'm trying to look for some new resources-

I have a question for you. You mentioned about learning from stories. And I am wondering how do I find and where romanized Urdu stories ? Been all over the Google. I want to learn urdu script later, but would like to try learning from stories method

Enjoyable

I'm sure if you get a Zoom session going for Hindi/Urdu learners, you would get a lot of hits. You could exchange stories and practices.

I have a similar problem. I am learning urdu since last year on Itaki but besides my teacher or my husband I have no one to talk to in urdu. But with my husband mostly I talk in my mothertongue Main ne yeh movie bhi dekhi thi.

Your Urdu sounds so adorable, j . I can listen all day long . And that teacher seems so patient. She's listening without interrupting you . Woh chali gayi - 😅😅

@jannahhossain4321

10 ай бұрын

haha yeah she's absolutely amazing and even when i was second guessing myself with vocab she was like - no you're good :D

@Chan_Chal_Chit_1

10 ай бұрын

@@jannahhossain4321 wish someday I can find a Korean teacher like her 🤞

how to start as a beginner learning langueges when ur scared its to hard?

You should speak it with your mum! Then you would practice it more~

@jannahhossain4321

10 ай бұрын

you're so right!

everytime that video bring me a smile

@jannahhossain4321

10 ай бұрын

haha this comment brought me a smile ! :)

@tahsinbinnazim2125

9 ай бұрын

@@jannahhossain4321 I live in Bangladesh and I know Hindi Which is very similar to Urdu . So I actually understood what you were saying. It makes that video even better. Your willingness to learn new things is Marvelous.

@tahsinbinnazim2125

9 ай бұрын

@@jannahhossain4321 BTW Someday in your life if u want u could also learn Bangla and surprise your dad! But I think Bangla is a hard language to learn.

Are u on any other social media platform?

Please let me know if you have any doubts or confusion in Urdu . I'll be happy to help you . You can think of me as Arooj 2.0 😀 Peace ✌️

this is unrelated but that camera quality is actually so amazing

@jannahhossain4321

9 ай бұрын

haha thanks for noticing ! :)

@snailbear5

9 ай бұрын

@@jannahhossain4321 also, your videos are really helpful!! you actually make me feel motivation to learn bangla lol

❤❤❤❤

please update us on your flipphone journey! im on mine also :)

I always feel that Urdu is the easiest language to learn. All native speakers feel their language is the easiest 😅😅😅 But for a non native it can be really hard . You should also watch Pakistani dramas , Jannah . You should begin with a drama titled - ' khuda aur mohabbat ' season 1 . Its a love story . By watching Urdu dramas ull practice your Urdu skills kinda ... Hope this helps 🤞 Did u use Duolingo in your lang learning journey? Coz I'm tryna learn from Duolingo .

@jannahhossain4321

10 ай бұрын

I have never used it, but I haven't heard great things from friends - my mind could be changed haha! And it was hard man, but you are right- I have been meaning to get into a nice long packistani drama !! thanks for the suggestion

@Chan_Chal_Chit_1

10 ай бұрын

@@jannahhossain4321 hey no worries . Let me know your thoughts on a particular Pakistani drama that u watched. This is my first time using Duolingo. I wanna complete the Korean course on it . If it works I'll suggest everyone , else I'll let every 1 know that it's useless. My main goal is to understand k-dramas without any subtitles. How many words ( vocab ) did u learn in Urdu and Japanese? 🙏

@Chan_Chal_Chit_1

10 ай бұрын

@@jannahhossain4321 if you wanna brush up on Urdu and witness some Oscar worthy acting, then I would highly recommend you - khuda aur mohabbat, season 1 . Watch all the episodes and lemme know if you liked it . I'm an Indian and yet I can't stop praising this drama . If u like love stories then ull like this drama too . Give it a go and make a review on it in Urdu . Start making vdos in Urdu and Japanese. It'll help you . If you make any mistakes while speaking Urdu ( in a vdo ) I'll let ya know . Tqsm for learning my native language in 6months . You are a genius Ms.jannah 🙌 touchwood

@zvezdoblyat

4 ай бұрын

Khuda aur mohabbat is a drama that made me angry lol. I didn't finish watching it, I wanted to slap Farhad so much 😂

@Chan_Chal_Chit_1

4 ай бұрын

@@zvezdoblyat which Season?

hello from Turkey🇹🇷🌸 i love your videos. But My English is not very good.😅I wish I could understand everything you said.I would be really happy if you add Turkish subtitles.good day and good luck💫🤍

@jannahhossain4321

10 ай бұрын

oh, one day I hope to !

عسل♥️

are you going to learn bengali/sylheti on your journeyy?

did you strike gold with the teachers you picked in each language or did you have to go through a few teachers to get the fantastic ladies you had in the video?

@quinevere

9 ай бұрын

oh you just answered it! never mind!

Cool video! Good night sweet dreams beautiful lady😘😘😘 xox

@jannahhossain4321

9 ай бұрын

thanks

@adventureswithcarl123

9 ай бұрын

@@jannahhossain4321 Your welcome beautiful lady😘😘😘xox

Your room is so neatly organised.... !!! Why are women so well organised ? 😭😭😭😭

@jannahhossain4321

10 ай бұрын

2 day cleaning operation before every film day ... don't tell anyone

@Chan_Chal_Chit_1

10 ай бұрын

@@jannahhossain4321 I won't 🤞😅

omg the pirelli hat, do u like f1?

IM PAKISTANIIII

So adorable 😍 and lovely 🌹 I'm a Pakistani and if you want you can practice with me Urdu language. I would like to do practice with you. Jazakillah Khair

Good Job -- if u ever wanna learn Pakistani style Urdu lemme know 😅

Next step : MEMORIZING KORAN the reward you get : th highest place in paradise , you and your parents

@UA-380-

5 ай бұрын

"Your" brain does not have the capacity to remeber other things then

So why didn't you continue to speak it with your mother and the people in your community?

Is your mom from Pakistan??

Why don't you learn Bangla language for your father?? As far as I know from your previous video that your father is from Bangladesh? (Although I am from Bangladesh. Thats Why I am asking :) (i just want to see your father's reaction too)

arabic next.

Quran shreef says that 3Time very very important in a life of man and woman living a life? Plz do not waste 3time living a life?(1)Time of death when a man and woman come to death after death very fast death prayer and send a grave dead body? Do not waste time death ceremony without death prayer(2)prayer time man and woman 5time prayer necessary in a life proper completely regularly basic every day every time do not waste time without pray living a life?(3)man and woman marriage request marriage proposal marriage application received window woman bachelor woman divorce woman do not waste time in a accepted not accepted rejected you are bitter decision in that 3time living a life? Holy prophet Muhammad(PBUH)63years total age living a life? Holy prophet Muhammad(PBUH)Practical life is best example of Muslim woman and man living a life?

Learn Bangla Please!

@jannahhossain4321

10 ай бұрын

okay!

@abominably_antisocial

10 ай бұрын

@@jannahhossain4321 it'll be nice to see you addressing your father with his local bangali dialect.

no hate but why dont you talk to your mum in urdu

@jannahhossain4321

9 ай бұрын

english is easier

Why don't you just speak with your mum?

Java 👎

I think I love you would you marry me

@UA-380-

5 ай бұрын

tf

Holy prophet Muhammad(PBUH)63years total age living a life marriage life 7 or 11marriage living a life?first marriage age 25and first wife age 40years window woman? Husband and wife age difference almost 15years gap? He massage from people man and woman Muslim marriage life is very important part in a life of man and woman living a life? Holy prophet Muhammad marriage woman window woman divorce woman one marriage bachelor woman in a all life? (Holy prophet Muhammad marriage woman impressed character woman practical life woman)Holy prophet Muhammad not impressed woman beauty woman husan?beauty few days after some day beauty expired?I am Muslim I am proud as a Muslim living a life? But practical life is against islam living a life? Man and women living a life Alone and single ?man and woman not interested marriage life? Man and women living a life without marriage living a life? Islam says that man and woman adults age marriage life started but man and woman 35+

Jesus is Lord. Come to Christ Jannah.

@renthrower

3 ай бұрын

no

im currently learning german and get unmotivated pretty fast but watching ur vids make me so motivated to continue learning , thank u ❤️‍🩹