15 DIFFERENT ANSWERS TO “THANK YOU” IN ARABIC!

Most Common Aswers to "Thank you" in Arabic!
Try to repeat each expression after me and alternate using them. These expressions are widely spread throughout the whole Arab World and not only used in Shami or Palestinian Dialect.

Most Common Ways to Say Thank you in Palestinian Arabic!

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[LRDTR]

I am arab, palestinian to be exact. But was born in Belgium. Maha is the first youtuber that ever taught me how to properly talk to my family since at home i got used to speaking mixed languages and never fully arab. She has a lovely personality and reminds me of my family ❤️❤️ ana bahebik kteer ya Maha w Inchallah you are very happy in your life hahahaha keep making videos!

[JK-poyq]

Your explanation is excellent and you have beautiful smile.. 🤗❤️

[arlenesamontina]

Maha thanks.. from philippines working here in riyadh i want to learn more in arabic..

[liloneoro]

Hi Maha! Thanks (shukran!) for this lessons. We use the expression "Enta Btu'mur!" in Spanish too: " a sus ordenes" meaning, I'm here to serve you or " a su servicio", it's almost the same expression. Please, continue to smile and teach! You make me glad.

[alawhibuyondo]

Thanks Maha, my comprehension of the Quran is improving because of your lessons.

[saffamaw]

Thank you for your helpful videos, it helps me brush up on my Arabic as I am a Syrian but born and raised in the US. Finally, when my family and friends use these on me I actually know what they mean. Now I will be confidant to use them myself !

[AnnColten]

I love your expressiveness, and the fact that you repeat everything several times so clearly!

[robhenkee]

Maha, the way you make it lively in explanation is awesome. Your smile, calm laughter, the joy and everything. It's very captivating.. Making someone to listen and follow you more. I love you.

[malikmcg]

Ma Shaa Allah, Maha is a very good trainer/teacher. She teaches in a nice easy fun way . Good on you Maha👍

[bexyrexy]

Maha, I have a suggestion for a video topic: Basic phrases for healthcare professionals (when interacting with patients who only/primarily speak Arabic). Eg: How are you feeling today? Are you in pain? Where is your pain? I’m going to assess you now. I’m going to listen to your heart. I’m going to listen to your lungs. Deep breath. Another deep breath. You can stop taking deep breathes now. Tell me if you feel any discomfort during your treatment. I’m going to use this app on my phone to communicate with etc. Thank you! 😊

[mudasserjunaid]

Miss Maha u did wonderful job to arrange soo beautiful words to encode our feelings to be expressed.

[thenobleone-]

Learning the Arabic alphabet is key for me Maha. I hope to move to Oman. It's a beautiful country. I believe one day I will be fluent in Arabic

[nadinehani]

In Egypt we always use “elafw” and “afwan” the others are not common in Egypt, so it really differs depending on the accent.

[marilin]

Maha, I have learned so much-Shukran! I have been studying for sometime and you have made it so much easier. Thanks Queen!!

[mohammadkamal]

Miss Maha I am learning from you arebic and english many many thanks for you

[Isabel-belsai]

You're a great teacher, thanks for these really enjoyable lessons. Saludos desde España

[azeez]

Maha reminds me of anil mahato teaching Hindi. Both of them radiate so much energy. Very enlightening lesson. Will make an effort to learn this beautiful language.

[funtabulousarnel]

I'm so elated I found you! You have such wonderful energy. I LOVE IT! It makes learning Arabic so much more fun. Shukraan! 😁👍🏼

[jmj]

Shukran Maha ❤️ because of your videos i got the confidence to start using arabic words slowly, since I'm working in UAE 🇦🇪, in Medical sector, most of my patients are from Egypt 🇪🇬, Morocco 🇲🇦, Emiratis, Lebanon 🇱🇧... And list goes on. I love Arabic language. Thank you so much 😇

[felipesimoni]

Ta'al kul yom seems to be very similar to "anytime!", used in English.