Learn Arabic – How To Introduce Yourself In Arabic
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In the Middle East and North Africa, manners are important, and this step-by-step video teaches you some of the basics you need to be polite while speaking Arabic. A native Arabic teacher will explain the simple phrases necessary.
This is the fastest, easiest way to pick up basic Arabic!
In this lesson, you’ll learn how to introduce yourself in Arabic.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Languages_of_Iraq
There are a number of languages spoken in Iraq, but Mesopotamian Arabic (Iraqi Arabic) is by far the most widely spoken in the country.
Contents [hide]
1 Contemporary languages
1.1 Official languages
2 History
3 References
Contemporary languages[edit]
Arabic is the majority language, Kurdish is spoken by approximately 15-20% of the population, Turkmen,[2] Neo-Aramaic languages and others by 5%.[3] Other smaller minority languages include Mandaic, Shabaki, Armenian, Feyli Lurish and Persian.
Arabic, Kurdish, Persian, and South Azeri are written with versions of the Arabic script, the Neo-Aramaic languages in the Syriac script and Armenian is written in the Armenian script.
Official languages[edit]
Arabic and Kurdish are the official languages,[4] while Assyrian Neo-Aramaic are recognized regional languages.[5] In addition, any region or province may declare other languages official if a majority of the population approves in a general referendum.[6]
History[edit]
The language with the longest recorded period of use in Iraq is Aramaic, which has a written tradition dating back for 3200 years or more and survives today in its descendants, the Neo-Aramaic languages.
The earliest recorded languages of Iraq were Sumerian and Akkadian (including ancient Assyrian-Babylonian). Sumerian was displaced by Akkadian by 1700 BCE, and Akkadian was displaced by Aramaic gradually, from 1200 BCE to 100 CE. Sumerian and Akkadian (including all Assyrian and Babylonian dialects) were written in the cuneiform script from 3300 BCE onwards. The latest positively identified Akkadian text comes from the first century CE.[7]
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I am Ahmed from Egypt if anyone Want to learn Arabic, I told him. And help
me to practice English better
You make Introducing yourself harder just say ‘halla wala bl ayal ‘ هلا
ولله بل عيال’
I am Arab and Speak the language Arabic 100% 😊
مرحبا انا عربية !!😁? Hi , i am arabic who speaks arabic
teacher yo sooo sweeett…😍😍😍
Thank you, this was quite easy to follow.
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wow, this video is really good to the people who wants to learn arabic
language.
How do u say “sup bro” in Arabic?
in my country all arabic letters had sign… like it is a direction to
teach us how to read…. is all arabic letters had these… or in this
video they are simplified??
great video, but please slowly, your doing everything waaay too fast!!
Can someone tell me what dialect they are teaching? Is it Egyptian?
what is the punishment if you accidently say the wrong words?
her accent is cute
Assalamu alaikum😊
Well done. l love arabic language. Your lecture is perfect Thanks to Allah.
guys pls if you want to learn Arabic try to copy some accent people will
make fun of you if u talk this way :)
الله يعينكم وانتوا تتعلمون😂😂😂 l can speak Arabic l am from Saudi 💚
If anyone wants to learn the Arabic language and in return teach me some
English add me kik : Arwa_m120
Any native Arabic speakers know what part of the Arab world jr dialect is
from?
اجمل لغة في العالم هي لغتي العربية
i can teach any one arabic per contra english
iam arabic (egypt) and i study Quran
من انت
Which dialect is this? Can it be understood in the Gulf? I’m teaching
English here and I want to make sure people here understand my Arabic. :)
Okay, putting this language next on my list of languages to learn. I really
like the flow of it.
Is she Arabian ?
kakka
i am happy that i speak Arabic already lol
its very hard sorry people
I LOVE YOU DUBAI
Wow, I knew that arabic “leaves out” or “codes” the vowels, but in
Merhaban, they also leave out the “n”. That’s a surprise! How are you
supposed to know that it’s read “MerhabaN” and not “Merhaba”? Or is
“Merhaba” not arabic at all?
Great Teaching!!!!
And you are beautiful
So what if you are speaking to crowd? So illogical that it changes
depending on who you are speaking to.
If you are german , I can teach you arabic and you will teach me german .
توني اعرف انه الغرب يحاولون يتكلمون مثلنا
حلو
اتحاد المحامين العرب what does mean
نفسي افهم ليش العرب بدخلوا هان 😂😂 جايين تتعلموا عربي ولا شو يا اخي 😂
what version of arabic is this? is this modern standard or eastern that she
is speaking? u started learning, but i stopped because i didn’t want to
waste my time learning the wrong one. oh, i forgot Egyptian version.
this lesson is very useful for me…