I am learning M.S.Arabic from Mrs. Maha.I was in S.O. Oman for 15 years and I can follow her lessons very easily. Masha Allaha let her mission of teaching continue for years together and more and more students from all parts of the world join her so that everybody can learn and write Arabic and make her dream the most successful one In Sha Allaha..👌🙏🇧🇴

Hungry = Ju'an / Bardaan Thirsty = 'atshaan Feeling Hot = Mshawweb Full = shab'aan Sleepy = Na'saan Tired = Ta'baan Bored = Zah(q)aan Sick = Mareed

Love Palestinians from Israel !

@lostboy4207

4 жыл бұрын

Lol

بارك الله فيكي 🙏 Long live Palestine

Bardaan - cold

I love Arabic

مرحبا يا ماها. لست جوعان. اكلت طاجين اليوم ❤ لذيذة جدا جدا. شكرلك لدرس ، و تحياتي من تايلاند. support from Thailand ❤

@ICanSpeakArabic

5 жыл бұрын

@@akoska 👊👊👍❤😍

Very Nice your Explaining a word many times

thanks maha for this additional learnings in arabic language

I have just discovered your channel and I love it!🧡please keep going!🧡

*MarHaba mu"allimme, barakallahfiki for this video.*

Maha. Sei speciale.. La tua voce entra in testa. Anche se sono italiana. Mi piacciono le tue lezioni in tante lingue. Così capisco quando parlano gli arabi e inglesi. Non sono capace a parlare benissimo ma comunichiamo. Grazie. Ti seguo sempre. Appena posso

selam maha from istanbul. we miss you. need more videos. shukran jezilan for your videos. I love you maha..

Shukran Jazeela Yaa Ukhti. Jazakallahu Khair

Great lesson!!! Maha I love this lesson. Shami Arabic ❤👍

I love your lessons!

I like the way you teach....i'm filipino here in qatar.and i learn a lot from you.when i found your videos im very happy.and i keep on watching your videos.you're so kind for sharing these infos.thanks a lot.

Allah-ya-tiki-al-afi-ya. I cant spell it correctly. Your help is so needed by so many, including me! Thanks! 😊

There is a mistake in the English text when you are talking about بردان. The English text says "hungry". Starts at 1:50. Great video! Thanks for posting it!

@SHLOMOKAFKA

5 жыл бұрын

You are right, but it is just written there, the audio states correctly: COLD

@alceusanches3414

5 жыл бұрын

It is realy a mistake

@pclinhares1

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah, but the audio is correctly.

@irenenesser6365

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the correction I was not sure if I had to follow the writings or sayings...

@uliaraujo6580

Жыл бұрын

@@pclinhares1 Sure! The audio is right.

Shukran maha 👍🏻 this is very helpful.

Great😊 you should also make videos talking entirely in Palestinian arabic 😁😁

This is a great lesson. Thank you.

@ICanSpeakArabic

5 жыл бұрын

very true 👏👏

I like the way you teach us,,,we love you maha

Alhumdulillah you make arabic fun and exciting. Jazakallahu khairun katheer

Thanks teaching us palestinian arabic, I have palestinian friends and my goal is to learn the basic words. Your videos are the best I found in youtube about palestinian arabic and my palestinian friends say the same so that’s good to know... Thank you have a great day ;)

You are doing a great service

Shukhran jaseelan ya maha....Maasalaama!!!

Thank you for these lessons Maha. We are traveling to Masr this summer with my family and listen to your lessons so we can be prepared as much as possible

So interesting, thanks a lot.

Keep up the lessons in the Palestinian dialect. Love it

Love you so much ❤

Lovely 🥰 sound !

شكرا⁦❤️⁩ الله يسلمك و يخليكي يارب⁦❤️⁩

Nice job Maha maa'm👑 Great fan of you from India🏹

This was really helpful!

Very good and nice explaination by Maha.

Gostei do video, parabéns!!!

If you're zah'aan, watch Maha's lessons!

@bhadbhabi3353

4 жыл бұрын

Zahaan???

@Ahmad-pf5cz

4 жыл бұрын

@@bhadbhabi3353 Bored

@danyalife7597

3 жыл бұрын

Zah'(q)aan

Fantastic method of teaching. Exellent teacher and also a pretty woman

Good, thank you

I'm watching this while I'm fasting. So you're damn right! :D

great teacher

very easy to understand thank you dear lady

Thank you for teaching

Maha Yaqub SHUKRAN for Arabic lessons. I wish you JANATUL FIRDAUS. AAMEEN.🙏!!!

Thank you Maha for this videos! Your content is so precious for learning!!

Love your blouse it’s beautiful

Salam/ Selam/ Hallo/ Hola/ oi! Merci bcp pour tout/ Barak Allah fik. Laila saida min Mexico

عسل والله .. الله يحميك واحلى لايك لأحلى مهااا .. مع انو ما بدك تحطيلنا فيديوهات بالعربي .. ياريت تعملي فلوقات او اي شي بالعربي يا قمر

Interesting 👍🙋🇰🇼

First! And cannot wait to watch 😊 love all your lessons ❤️

@ICanSpeakArabic

5 жыл бұрын

good teacher ,

@johnnymelendrez6125

5 жыл бұрын

I Can Speak Arabic definitely 😊

يعطيك العافية

Actually, Excellent ur speaking style and voice 😍, God ahead

awesome class

Great

Thank you Maha. I Love this lesson. I'm excited to be learning here. Please help me reading the joined letters so that I can know which letters compose a word. I fail to recognize the letters that have been joined but if you say it once I'll be able to write the word on my own. Thank you so much for this lesson. I'm going to start speaking them right away.

Thank u 😊😘

Amazing

I wish I end up learning Palestinian Arabic just by watching your videos 😌

Very helpful

I really like this vedio😍😘

jazakallah ya habibi

شكراعلى المعرفة

M going Dubai for security guard job soon. I watch ur videos to learn basic Arabic communication..... Thank you. Ma sha Allah. Fee a man Allah

Please make a video on verb to speak...

Nice explanation...... learn from Bangladesh.......

‏شكرا جزيلا

Good

ماشالله شكرا 🙏🙏👍👍👌

Love your videos, best way to study arabic! Watching a couple of them each day😊

We speak that arabic dialect in southern turkey:)

@danishsulaiman3034

4 жыл бұрын

You're an Arab ?

@user-mf7cl2hu5z

4 жыл бұрын

@hussami khaldoun before 1071 AD all those territories were greek-speaking

@user-mf7cl2hu5z

4 жыл бұрын

@hussami khaldoun i admit that many great ancient philosophers come from Syria ( Poseidonios, Damascios, Iamblichus), and many venerable theologists and religious thinkers like Ioannis Chrysostomos, Ioannis Damaskinos, Manes, Vardesanes. And ofcourse greek alphabet comes dron phoenician...but i believe that your etymology versions aren't correct, you are only guessing. If you are fond of greek language, i can explain to you the origin of those words.. al - salamu alaykum !

@user-mf7cl2hu5z

4 жыл бұрын

@hussami khaldoun The birthplace of Herodotus is Halikarnassos, an ancient city on the coastline of Minor Asia (Ionia as we call it). Saint Paul comes from Tarsus of Kilikia

l love u maha.miss u

@ICanSpeakArabic

5 жыл бұрын

❤

shukhran

ملكة جمال فلسطين ❤

Hi thanks for your channel, it is really helpful to learn arabic , do all the words you introduced in your video are in Palestinian dialect or in MSA ?

I love ❤️ you

My teacher didn't say cold's meaning in the video, thank u very much for giving information,by

Love from Pakistan.

Lol .. keep going that's good 😂

great lesson maha:)

@oransherf1089

5 жыл бұрын

where r u from?

@oransherf1089

5 жыл бұрын

cool saidi ; wht u do in life?

@oransherf1089

5 жыл бұрын

no sorry

@oransherf1089

5 жыл бұрын

bye bye ; egypt masr gamila awii

Cok guzelsin

Hi Maha :) I want to make an arabic exercise book for myself, and I want to print a label that says "name" and "subject" in arabic to make it look like an official exercise book - can you please help me? How would I write "name" and "subject" in arabic for this label? Thank you in advance! ^_^

Please teach Bahrain Arabic

Maha, is this sentence correct? "Ana zahqaan min al-harb bein al-Israyyil wa al-Falasteen" Edit: an MSA course in Nazareth! How cool :D

Hi,At the end you saying ; “Let’s go and eat falafel 🥙 “ I can’t hear what you’re saying in Arabic? I love 💕 your videos Maha!! bS suedi

❤

Great lesson.mshawweb! Thanks.

Thank you Maha :) You made a small mistake with the adjective Bardaan. You wrote Hungry for it

Maha more adj please

👍👍👍

Yalla nruh nakul falafel ☺

🖤😘

@user-ys1ky5pb9y

5 жыл бұрын

But why

Three questions for you Maha: 1) To go from masculine to feminine in standard arabic, we add a fatha + (ta marboutah) sound. But in Palestinian arabic, it seems you add a kasra instead. For most of these words, the transformation is like: Bardaan→Bardaani, Zahqaan→Zahqaani , etc. But for Mareedh, you say Mareedha (not Mareedhi). Why is this? And how can I predict when to use fatha and when to use kasra? It seems that if an adjective ends with noon, it takes a kasra feminine ending, and if not, it takes a fatha (e.g. my palestinian friend says kabeera and not kabeeri). However, you showed the word Mshawwib, which doesnt end in a noon, and yet you made it Mshawbi (with kasra), not mshawba. 2) Related, does the feminization of nouuns in Palestinian arabic work the same way? (ie, do we say "i" or "a" before the ta marboutah)? 3) I know that the word "cold" in standard arabic is "Baarid". But in Palestinian Arabic, this became "Bardaan". Does Palestinian Arabic generally take standard arabic adjectives and end them with noon? Thank you, excellent lesson :)

@Anonymouse166

5 жыл бұрын

Fahim416 hi fried I’ll try to explain. 99.9 percent of feminine verb and adjectives endings change to I in most Levantine Arabic. There very few exceptions. Don’t worry about them they are extremely few. Your other question. In English I’m cold and it’s cold is the same. In Arabic it’s different. Bard is noun. Bardan is the verb for being cold. On the fringes of Levantine Arabic region there is the Bedouin dialects influences where the feminine A endings stays unchanged.

@clandestino6438

5 жыл бұрын

@@Anonymouse166 Thank you very much. super helpful

Do i have to say the word anah in the beginning

awesome. thank you. btw is there only one plural form? I mean is there no plural female form?

@Anonymouse166

5 жыл бұрын

xolang There is. But usually only in village dialects. In modern city Levantine it gets skipped. Bardani , I’m cold female, would be bardanat for plural females. But If you use it in the city people will look down on you :))

@xolang

5 жыл бұрын

@@Anonymouse166 I see. OK. thanks a lot for the prompt answer. ☺️

@LearnArabicwithMaha

5 жыл бұрын

xolang yess it usually ends with “AAT” 👍

From Tokyo Salam TAK,

انت كتير شاطرة

Does MSA also have plural adjectives?

Great video bit am confused...Ana bardaan is I am cold isn't it? Not hungry , corrext?

it wil be better if you make your lessons in an order such as A1, A2 etc. Like this your channel is so complicated.