Phrase of the Day - Say Hello in Arabic!

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[Lou_e_v]

it doesn't seem like arabic is an easy language to learn. but i think i have a natural tongue for all languages and can pick up accents quickly. thank you for posting this =)

[Lou_e_v]

@CPLanguageChannel1 Thank you very much, I will definitely look into it.

[egarrulo]

Thank you for sharing, albeit this video does not show how to say "Hello".

[enriquesalazar]

@Catandthespoon it is more of a "how to greet someone"

[marcusgrip]

I couldn't help to notice that too and was like: Well that's misleading ;)

[her-nanma-chuel-ya-zar]

hi. well, I am teaching my self arabic and I am getting confused why some arabic words in the book I am using are different to arabic words spoken in UAE. e.g. Aina, ابن. in arabic book which means "where", the UAE uses "wen", instead of "aina" and they do not understand what aina means...

[Lou_e_v]

@CPLanguageChannel1 how much does it cost?

[ahmedzs]

you dont need to teach how to say "hello", "how are you", "i am fine" since it is not a spoken language.

[estadounidensemexfortuna]

Ummm you might need to repeat that 5 times and slower then normal, remember you guys speak too fast. We really want to learn.

[Lou_e_v]

@timmy317317 hey hey heyyyy your mom said the same thing!