wish i watched this before learning 😂 would have saved me from alot of shocks!!

@BrianWilesLanguages

7 ай бұрын

Haha thanks for watching!

@user-xk8yt1vs4n

7 ай бұрын

​@@BrianWilesLanguages ممكن تشرح الماضي البسيط والمستمر والتام والمضارع البسيط والمستمر والتام لأولي ثانوي لان شرحك تحفه وانا مش باخد دروس والمدرسه هتبدا الحد الجاي وشكرا اوي

@user-xk8yt1vs4n

7 ай бұрын

​@@BrianWilesLanguages😊Can you please answer me? Please explain the English tenses to the first year of secondary school. The school will start the end and I will not go to classes. Answer me, please, tell me if you are going to do an explanation or not.

@dr.mohamedmansour2971

7 ай бұрын

The first time for me to see non native arabic pronounces the ع correctly, Great video as always. شابوه يا براين عظمة علي عظمة

@user-vo1ry7ss8c

7 ай бұрын

Thanks 👍 For explaining as possible as for my lovely 🥰 language. Hr

العربي طلع صعب اوي الحمد لله اني بتكلم بدون التفكير في كل التفاصيل دي😂

@zaynab5366

7 ай бұрын

فعلا 😂😂 علشان كده محدش بيحب النحو

@jasmeena2008

7 ай бұрын

@@zaynab5366 كنت بحب النحو جدا، تعتمد غالبا بعد فضل ربنا علي طريقة شرح النحو طريقة المدرسين فرقت جدا معايا في النحو خصوصا

@mayadahussien5143

7 ай бұрын

6:32 ههههه.. تخيل ونا كمان خدت بالي

@Aaaamon

7 ай бұрын

​@@zaynab5366لااا كلو الا النحو معلششش🙂 دا العشق

@abdoali1013

7 ай бұрын

حصل 😂😂😂

As a Saudi myself you sir are 100% certified ✅😂 I notice that you speak Arabic with a hint of an Egyptian dialect which is cool and understandable seeing that most people choose that dialect to learn Arabic. Your pronunciation is impressive and Egyptian dialect has it's own humour and "ring" it's such a heart lighted dialect in Arabic so hearing you speak with it in a common tongue not a traditional one makes you relatable and pleasing to hear ❤

@rayan5150

5 ай бұрын

“A hint of an Egyptian dialect”? “A HINT”??!! Bruh he sounds more Egyptian than Fefe Abdu herself.

@EridanusYT

5 ай бұрын

@@rayan5150 😂😂 I hear Fefe in the background saying: "Shut your mouse Obama" 🤣

Well done Brain ! As a native Arabic speaker, I found your video fun and informative 🤍

@BrianWilesLanguages

7 ай бұрын

Thank you!

حاجات بنستخدمها كل يوم واول مره اعرف ان ليها قواعد بتحكمها 😂❤ الحمد لله اننا بنمارسها من غير تفكير كتير 😂

@mohammedfathi3592

3 ай бұрын

أول مرة تعرف عن القواعد😮😢؟ هل درست؟؟

مش قادرة بجد شرح الجمع فصلني 😭😂😂 الشرح بسيط و رائع + كوميدي جدا 😂❤

That was very informative 👍 Actually, you're a really good teacher and the way you illustrate things is fun to watch and easy to follow. I think Arabic learners and English learners as well can benefit from it, so keep it up 👍

@BrianWilesLanguages

7 ай бұрын

Thanks very much!

@elsayedaabooff7948

7 ай бұрын

حقيقي حضرتك من اجمل الشخصيات اتمتع وانا اسمعك لانك لك كاريزما خاصة ومختلفة عن غيرك بكثير جداً ربي يحفظك انا اتابعك علي الفيس منذ فترة كبيرة 🩷🩷🩷

@Hfckbcckkh

7 ай бұрын

​@@BrianWilesLanguagesgo on bro you are very amazing ❤

@Eyad_tarek03

7 ай бұрын

​@@BrianWilesLanguages i'm so sick 🤧🤮🤒😫

@omarghazaly8278

7 ай бұрын

if you are an english native speaker and wanna improve your arabic overall especially fluency . I can help you. I'm an arabic native speaker. It's gonna be completely for free . it's gonna be 30 min zoom call . for the first half you will speak in arabic so you can devolpe your fluency and in the seconde half i will speak in english so i can improve my fluency in english. WIN/WIN.

As a native arabic speaker im impressed by the way you explained arabic language, i wish i had this when i was learning arabic at school

والله يا مستر براين انا منبهر بيك انك اتعلمت عربي و بتشرح الفروقات و متعمق 😊

@daxx238

7 ай бұрын

جننتوه يا مصريين هههههه متعلق فيكم بشدة

This was so mind blowing for me because I’m fluent in both English and Arabic (Egyptian dialect) and I never realized some of the things you mentioned here like for instance when we revert back to the singular format for more that 10 objects lol that’s true, I just never thought of it this way 😂 I still salute you for learning Arabic so well on your own. I admire your openness into exploring other cultures.

@BrianWilesLanguages

7 ай бұрын

Thanks so much, Mariam!

@muruj1

7 ай бұрын

كلاب مو جمع مؤنث سالم جمع المؤنث سالم ينتهي بالف و التاء ... 😂😂 ...

@muruj1

7 ай бұрын

الجواب : ​"الكلاب" لفظ مذكر لكنه جمع تكسير لغير العاقل، وهذا النوع من الجموع يعامل معاملة المفرد المؤنث في الإشارة والوصف وعودة الضمير... فتقول مثلًا: هذه كلاب مدرّبة، والكلاب تطارد اللصوص

@TheMrxboy12

7 ай бұрын

​@@muruj1هو مقالش جمع مؤنث سالم ... هو قال بتاخد ضمير مؤنث يعنى مثلا لو هتشاورى على مجموعة كلاب هتقولى "هذه الكلاب" مش "هذا الكلاب" ولو هتاخد ضمير هنقول " الكلاب ذهبت للشارع الخلفى" مش "الكلاب ذهب للشارع الخلفى" و هكذا ... الغير العاقل ايا كانت طريقة جمعه بياخد ضمير مؤنث ف العربى

@a.z2003

5 ай бұрын

مدخلتيش ثانوي ولا ايه

كلام طيب النبي صل الله عليه وسلم يقول "كل سُلَامَى من الناس عليه صدقةٌ، كل يومٍ تطلع فيه الشمس: تعدل بين اثنين صدقةٌ، وتعين الرجل في دابته فتحمله عليها أو ترفع له متاعه صدقةٌ، والكلمة الطيبة صدقةٌ، وبكل خطوةٍ تمشيها إلى الصلاة صدقةٌ، وتميط الأذى عن الطريق صدقةٌ".حديث عظيم يبين أن كل مفاصل وعظام وأعضاء الإنسان تستوجب منك شكر الله عزوجل عليها ،وأن الصدقة ليست بالمال فقط وأن الكلمة الطيبة التى تجبر بها خواطر الناس صدقة على العكس ذكر أخاك بما يكره "الغيبة" سواء أكانت فيه هذه الصفة أو لا وخوضك فى اعراض الناس سواء بكلام صادق أو لا وكسرك لخواطر الناس كلها اشياء تراها هينة لكنها عظيمة عند الله تقودك إلى النار .جزء من حديث النبي يقول ' فاتقوا النار ولو بشق تمرة فمن لم يجد فبكلمة طيبة.

با براين اتكلم عن القضية الفلسطينية يا براين 😢😢💔🇵🇸🇪🇬

لسه كنت علي بالي والله النهارده وبقول بقالك فتره معملتش فيديوهات ❤سبحان الله

براين أنت فين مش باين من فتره وحشنه فيديوهاتك الرائعه في مصر بلدي العظيمه أم الدنيا 🇪🇬❤❤❤

As an arab you proved to me how arabic is extremely complicated however I never gave a shit about how fluently I speak which is great feeling😁, any way I'm proud that I'm an arab and the video is awesome❤

What a great video, I watched it as if I am a non native Arabic speaker, excited to know the next info. Would love to see more of these. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

رغم اني بتكلم عربي بس اقوى حاجة في اللغة عندي إلى الان هو الاعراب في النحو والصرف ..قلبت عليا المواجع يا بيرو 😂

OMG, I'm Egyptian therefore a native Arabic speaker and there are things in this video I didn't realize were rules 😮 Brian I'm happy to tell you you taught me new things about my own language, I'm impressed 👍 love your content soooooo much

@Hadi-mg4vv

6 ай бұрын

هو بحكي عربي اتكلم عربي

@aligaming_animation

6 ай бұрын

​@@Hadi-mg4vvعشان الجمهور يفهمو

@hidyshawky3804

5 ай бұрын

حجات بديهية لأي طفل بيدرس لغة عربية في مدرسته حضرتك بس اهملتي في تعلم لغتك العربية وجاية تقولي انك ياااه مندهشه انو واحد اجنبي عرفها هو بجد قال أساسيات لغة طفل في ابتدائي ازاي مش عرفاها

This type of videos is very informative and helpful. Keep going Brian

As a polyglot just jumping onto Arabic, you're amazing! Shukran jazilan!

@BrianWilesLanguages

7 ай бұрын

Thanks so much, Kaine!

You coverd the most important points about the deference between them. Good work!!!

As a native Arabic speaker myself, I can say that this video is absolutely great! عمل رائع

حلقة جميلة أوي، شكراً برين🌟✨

@BrianWilesLanguages

7 ай бұрын

شكرا جدا

فيديو جميل ❤ انا ماخدتش بالي من موضوع الجمع بالطريقة دي غير لما سمعتها في الفيديو ربنا يكرمك

It's so good to see you Brian , great job ❤❤❤

@BrianWilesLanguages

7 ай бұрын

Thank you!

These are other people who speak Arabic too,listen to them 😊👇 Obayd Fox,Batata Belarusia (and her friend too),Falafel Kimchi,Zena Arabia,Annette Mullaney,American Qahwa,Zahra Polyglot,Mahya Polyglot,Iclaliano

@BrianWilesLanguages

7 ай бұрын

Very true!

Brian, thank you sooo much for these videos about learning arabic, much appreciated!!

يا شباب نحاج ندعم محتوى جدا مفيد للمتحدثين اللغه العربيه واللغه الانجليزيه وايضا انه شخصية محترمه ومثقفه ارجوا الاستمرار في هذا المحتوى وشكرا جزيلا على هذا التعب والمجهود في ايصال المعلومه وتبسيطها لناطقي غير العربيه

This video helped me greatly! Really, thank you

@BrianWilesLanguages

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Yaaaay you're finally back💗💗💗

You are a very good teacher for english speakers, would you please continue to do videos on learning Arabic! Thank you!

@BrianWilesLanguages

7 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed the video- and yes I’ll keep making videos!

@user-th8cu9fx3c

5 ай бұрын

I can help. Let's talk daily. What do you think?

اجمل اللغات ❤❤ وبجد بحب حبك لللغة بيخليني فخورة او فرحانة انها لغتي الأولي الحمد لله ...

A wonderful summary of differences which surely took you a lot of time to comprehend

Nice video man ❤️👍

We love you and your videos so much, Brian❤

@BrianWilesLanguages

7 ай бұрын

Thank you, I really appreciate that!

Thank you so much brain I enjoyed your video ❤

Nice work bro 👍👏

Learning a new language takes time especially Arabic. Some learners may feel frustrated because they set high expectations. To be a fluent in any language within 6 months, you need to study the language full time ( at least 8 hours per day). Cheers, Ali

You have done a great job, thank you❤ لقد قمت بعمل عظيم، شكراً❤

This was such a good video! I’m arab American so I speak Arabic but I was never properly taught so I still found this helpful! 😇❤️tyyy

فقط بعض الملاحظات لو سمحت براين المفرد اما مذكر او مؤنث لكن الجمع ٣ انواع مذكر سالم او مؤنث سالم او جمع تكسير مثل كلمة كلاب التي ذكرتها هي ليست مؤنث وانما جمع تكسير. بالنسبة لحروف العلة فهي تكتب وتنطق ايضا وهي المد بالواو والياء والالف .I appreciate your effort

مبدع كالعادة احسنت

استمر يا براين !💪🔥

Brian Welcome back❤🎉

Wow, I'm from KSA I've been speaking Arabic my whole life and most of these info are new to me, keep going

100% you explained it more than perfect and you know what I'm a native Arabic and I didn't notice that when we reach 11 of sth we go back to the singular form so thank you for that , it was so informative. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤بس عاش عليك و الله

@BrianWilesLanguages

7 ай бұрын

Thanks a lot!!

الحمدلله ان انا مصريه 😂 بس يوجد صعوبه فى تعلم لغه تانيه وخاصة الانجليزى بس بجد انا بحب اسمع فيديوهاتك جدا واتمنى زيارتك الجايه إلى مصر انى اشوفك ❤

That was amazing 🎉🎉 We need more videos like this Much love Brian ❤❤

@user-fy3bl6mn3i

7 ай бұрын

You're right

@BrianWilesLanguages

7 ай бұрын

I'm so glad you liked it! Okay, I'll try to make more like this...

@user-fy3bl6mn3i

7 ай бұрын

@@BrianWilesLanguagesVery nice Brian...God bless you

@user-xd9ox8on8q

7 ай бұрын

@@BrianWilesLanguages thanks allot Am waiting for it Be well my friend

@kawtheryounis9495

7 ай бұрын

#Free_Palestine🇵🇸

Good job🎉 Keep it up 👏

@BrianWilesLanguages

7 ай бұрын

Thanks 😊

Now, that's a brilliant video ❤️

@BrianWilesLanguages

7 ай бұрын

Thank you very much!

You are brilliant Brian I love your videos I can’t wait to see more انت راجل ذكي ومحترم جدًا واتمني مزيد من فيديوهاتك

مع ان الفيديو موجه لغير ناطقين باللغه العربيه الا اني استمتع بهذا النوع من الفيديوهات لانك ترى اشياء في لغتك ماتعرفها لكن هذا الكلام ينطبق على كل اللغات

I really like your videos ❤❤

Wowowow I'm so proud of you ❤

Very interesting; I learned a few things from the video and I'm a native Arabic speaker and speak English with native fluency. For example, the plural form of non-human subjects being considered feminine in Arabic, while something I say intuitively, was still thought provoking to me. Thanks!

@rashidah9307

6 ай бұрын

Yes! That's because being a native speaker or fluent speaker of a language and actually understanding or being able to explain how your language works are two different things. I learned a lot about English (my native language) when I trained to be an ESL teacher. This is also why we shouldn't assume that native speakers always make the best language teachers. As an Arabic student, I learned all of these things in my first year of studying.

يا براين انا كل مرة بكتشف حاجات في لغتي بسببك.. احنا بنتكلم عادي مش بنفكر في كل التفاصيل دي😂😂😂 بس عاش بجد .. برافو عليك 🎉🎉🎉

ممتاز يا براين👏

I can't stop this beautiful video ❤

ما شاء الله عليك، اول مرة بشوف اميركي عم يعلّم اللغة العربية ، استمر طريقة تعليمك رائعة و اكيد الك ثواب كبير اذا حدا اسلم على ايدك اختك راما من سوريا 🌸

Love it mate !

@BrianWilesLanguages

7 ай бұрын

Thanks a lot!

We missed you since last videos.. welcome back

@BrianWilesLanguages

7 ай бұрын

Thank you very much

Good job 👏❤

شكراً علي هذا الشرح♥️

We need more videos like this! ☝🏻

Your explanation is amazing and impressive. Keep doing such videos. All the best❤

@BrianWilesLanguages

7 ай бұрын

Thank you very much!

استمر يا براين طريقتك ممتازه

The way he presents information is truly captivating. Six minutes flew by in the blink of an eye.

@BrianWilesLanguages

7 ай бұрын

I really appreciate that- thank you.

6:16 gotta love the Egyptair mug! Looks really cool haha

@BrianWilesLanguages

7 ай бұрын

Haha thanks!

I'm a native Arabic speaker and u are amazing brian , this video is very useful Keep going 👏

فديو ممتاز و رائع جداً ومفيد ومعلومات جديدة أتمني أنك تعمل فديوهات كثيرة مثل هذا الفديو. و أتمني لك التوفيق والنجاح دوماً ❤❤👍👍👍👍👍

عاش يا براين مبدع واسلوبك جميل كمل

Brian, I think you'd make a really good teacher in a way

@BrianWilesLanguages

7 ай бұрын

Thank you very much, I take that as a big compliment

Oh, I'm a native Arabic speaker and I found this video to demonstrate how the Arabic language can be quite challenging to learn, especially due to its complex rules

@BrianWilesLanguages

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

@haifahalleb5707

7 ай бұрын

غطيت ممكن 0.01العرلي

@PearlFlux

7 ай бұрын

@@haifahalleb5707?

@name3583

6 ай бұрын

Are you really a native Arabic speaker? I have a question. How did Arab people read Arabic person name? There's no diacritics or tashkeel.

@haifahalleb5707

6 ай бұрын

نعم

That was an interesting introduction to Arabic for me. Good luck to anyone who’s trying to learn! I think I’ll eventually try to get into it myself. Just not yet.

And many things which are not human are treated as a single feminine as opposed to plural feminine because yes that's a thing in arabic and dual form exists in masculine and feminine too. But in spoken dialects things are more relaxed. That's why even as Arabic speakers, classical Arabic is astonishing to us too sometimes.

اين 🇵🇸 فلسطيييييييييييييييييييييييييييييين يا براين

انت فى عربى و ENGLISH 💯 ما شاء الله لا قوة الا بالله 🙂❤

وحشتنى يا احلى براين وحشتنا فديوهاتك

You are truly remarkable 👌🏻❤️ If I weren't a native Arabic speaker, I would definitely have found it challenging to learn and remember all of this, so I pretty appreciate your effort learning all of that and simply passing it away Keep it up 👍🏻

@BrianWilesLanguages

7 ай бұрын

I really appreciate that and thanks for watching!

Very interesting video, thank you شكرا لك

As a native Arabic i've learned alot, there's thimgs i didn't notice untile i saw the video so, thanks alot

I'm an arabic native and your video made considering learning arabic again all along

@BrianWilesLanguages

7 ай бұрын

I’m glad to hear that!

You did a great job in explaining the differences concisely. I would add that in that non-native Arabic speakers tend to overpronounce or overemphasize in tone compared to native Arabic speakers especially in vowels. Just for example (Qatar) being exaggerated way too far into (Qaa-Taar) when it's actually pronounced softly and briefly (Qtr = قَطَرْ), also the letter (L = ل). -There are also some inaccuracies I wanted to point out, first one caused by the Egyptian dialect rather than standard Arabic, (ض ظ are pronounced close to Th-). -The part about plurals of non-human masculine singular becoming grammatically plural-feminine from the example is incorrect. Grammatically plural of non-human (and non-traits/non-characteristic) masculine simply doesn't exist (Except for very few words that are adjunct to plural masculine for very complex grammar reasons), they're still masculine but their plurality is in the category of "Broken Plurals" which has its own grammar not from plural-feminine grammar. -The example (كلاب) is broken plural masculine, with diacritics of the singular form not the plural-feminine, in description/indications it is [treated] as feminine but not in actuality, grammar or interpretation. Although not popular, there is the feminine word of dog (كلبة) in plural (كلبات) which is plural-feminine with its diacritics.

You are awesome! My biggest inspo in learning this language. Please rap again lol! Or teach us more things like in this video, super interesting and motivating wallahi

i really love your contents! please make more videos about arabic or other languages! and id appreciate if you do it in english like this one cuz many of your videos uploaded before are in arabic and i cant understand😭

@user-zw6pn3ql7y

7 ай бұрын

Proper subtitles would really help a lot. Since there is a script anyway subtitles shouldn't be too difficult.

yeah, about the plural thing... as an arabic speaker, lemme make it more complicated for you guys in english you just put an "s" in the end and call it a day right? (sure there's some few other cases like the "y" turning to "ies") well, in arabic, you have three types of plural overall. the masculine plural (جمع المذكر السالم), the feminine plural (جمع المؤنث السالم), and the crushing plural (جمع التكسير) (btw, i ain't sure if that's how the last one is called english but anyways) if ur talking about more than two men, you must use the masculine plural, which in turn has two cases that depends on the context of the word in the sentence. we either add " ـون " or " ـين " at the end of the word an example: عامل (a male worker) ثلاث عاملون (three male workers) in another context, u could say: ثلاث عاملين which has the same meaning as the previous one but different context if ur talking about more than two women, u must use the feminine plural. the bright side here is that there's only one case, we add " ـات " at the end of the word as in the previous example: عاملة (a female worker) ثلاث عاملات (three female workers) finally, there is the crashing plural, which changes the form of the entire word and has i think 12 or more forms an example: نغمة (tune) انغام (tunes) there are words in which both plurals can be used also, if we used numbers with it, each specific group of them or just one number changes the plural completely. and there's even more than that to the matter. the same thing applies if we are talking about two things but with totally different rules. arabic grammar is just a living nightmare lol

You are the best teacher

@BrianWilesLanguages

7 ай бұрын

That means so much to me, thank you!

Good work keep going I need to join your channel to learn others Arabic letters

عايزين فيدوهات اكتر من النوع ده يا براين

حاجه مهمه بنطلبها منك ياريت تعملها اكيد هيفرق كتير في انك تبين الحقيقه اللي كل العالم بيحاول يخفيها

More than 10 the form returns again to singular form but that is in (Count) only.. for example 12 housses (١٢ بيت) and now lets refer to this houses by using (this) in Arabic كانوا ١٢ بيتًا وهذه (البيوت) واسعة بيوت هنا جمع لأن ١٢ يدل على الجمع وليس مفرد ولا مثنى لكن في اللغة العربية العد فقط يأخذ هذا الشكل In Arabic only in counting we use this form (12( house) and this (houses) "no numbers here so its plural" are vast)

الفيديو جميل جدا متوقعتش ان العربي طلع حوار كبير كدا😂

Yeah also some English speaking lessons it will be so useful and helpful ❤

براين هتسافر مصر 🇪🇬 عشان تعمل فيديو كويس مع كريم ولا ؟؟

@BrianWilesLanguages

7 ай бұрын

🤞 انشالله هنعمل برنامج تاني في السنة الجاية

@Joegamal123

7 ай бұрын

​@@BrianWilesLanguagesبراين بتتكتب الصح ان شاء الله

@adhamallam3293

6 ай бұрын

@@BrianWilesLanguages ان شاء الله يا براين بقولك يا براين احتاج مساعده في الذهاب الي الولايات المتحدة الأمريكية نفسي أسافر يا براين وحتي لو فيه تكلفه مفيش مشكله لحد 10 الاف دولار

مصر بتحبك جدا يا براين❤

رائع يا براين

Peak ,epic , outstanding 💥❤️

برااااااافو يا براين.. رااااااائع 👍👍🌹🌹🌹

Nice work I really liked the video and appreciated the effort which you paid. But I have 2 comments if you don't mind: 1st - Dog (كلب- kalb) masculine - Dog (كلبة- kalba) feminine - 2 dogs (كلبان- kalban) masculine مثنى مذكر - 2 dogs (كلبتان- kalbatan) feminine مثنى مؤنث - 3/ more Dogs (كلاب- klab) masculine too جمع مذكر سالم - 3/ more Dogs (كلبات- kalbat) feminine. جمع مؤنث سالم ---- 2nd P - V - J are not exist in the original alphabet but by the time (many years ago) these sounds become to be these letters چ - ڤ - پ

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