Best Words Arabs Use When Being Polite
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U r so underrated ..I’m already Arab but I still love watching ur videos
Same here!!!
Even though we know everything about our language and culture, I always watch and like his videos
We're an entirely different breed, just watch in order to hear someone put it out there
I think 90% of people watching him are Arabs
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Im Greek but in Lebanese weddings, eating in their taverns and interacting with the people in general, from the culture to how they express themselves, i find many similarities. Hell even my island's first inhabitants were Phoenicians up to the point were eastern Rome had the purple dye as the main colour of nobility. I respect them.
@@elasolezito Yeah, I'm Egyptian, but I've lived in Greece for some time, we're basically the same, only language is different.
Meh. My Lebanese friend, Khaled always called me " يا أيري " . God I love that guy lol
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He just dropped the D from Dear🌚
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An example of using abo with different meaning :
A:هلق مرق ابو البطاطا ما شفتو؟
B:مين ابو البطاطا؟
A:ابو البطاطا يا زلمة ،ابو السوزوكي البيضا، ابو عيون خضر ،لك ابو عبدو ما عرفتو؟
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Srsly, I'm a tattoo artist & always think that too!
Awesome! I have worked with the Lebanese in the middle East before moving to Canada. I have asian background, always miss the hospitality, warmth and things that make arab culture unique
I would also use haj (حج)and haji (حجة) with people older than me(I use them in a sarcastic way with my friends). BTW, I never use any of these with my friends in a serious way😁😂😂
But when you get old people will call you like that in a serious way... 😂😂😂
@@rayanawad181 it's sweet, when this happens I'll feel that I'm mature, but tbh I don't imagine people calling me like that in a serious way, I'm used to it in a sarcastic way😅😂😂
Bro are u Sudanese cause we use حجة وحج a lot
I'm Lebanese but came to the U.S when I was two. I comprehend arabic well but when I speak, well that's a different story 😂. I could listen to you speak all day, it feels like home.
Indonesian called aunt tante too but different pronunciation 🤣
In Morrocco we say 'ami عمي not 'amo for an older person
And khoya خويا for brother and khty اختي for sister.😊🇲🇦
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So true. This is therapeutic and informational lol to me an Arab already lol
I’ve always loved your videos man
Nice. Shukran 💞 so helpful!
I died at the: "of course we can incorporate it in the grammar". You should however make it clear that you are talking about the Beirut accent. If you say "Aammo" where I come from, they would hang you on a tree...
haha what what part of leb are u from
Why? Here in Palestine we say it as a way to respect the elderly
Leih? Shu me3nata aammo 3andkun khayyi?
@@techforever1970 hahaha I guess everyone misunderstood me. I just meant that the accent is different here. I'm from the North in Mount Lebanon. We say "Aam" or "Aamme". "Aammo" just sounds kind of off.
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Thorough and well-explained
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Yes! We use all the words that you mentioned in Syria.
In addition to these words, we also use maître in restaurants to call a male waiter in Syria.
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Hi mark ! Good to you. I really like your videos and come watch every video even if I do speak Arabic but what about you making comedy sketches again. I really like your old sketches and want to see new ones. Don’t you think ?
Something interesting Ustaz comes from the Farsi word=Ostad which means the same thing
what a nice example my name yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay I have been watching u for so long loved the Abu Znoud videos it helped me to look over my health in general thanks for all what u do here I`m Arab btw but I love watching u teaching not only our language but our culture to everyone keep up the good work man
What's زنود stands for? Lau samaht!
In Panama the young call the middle age people "tio or tia"
Fabulous!
arabic is my native language. growing up in netherlands has made it difficult for me to understand arabish, luckily i can understand most of it ans speak to people. I could never translate the words that you have taught me to my friends, now I can: P
معلم كمان يقصد بها صاحب الكار او مهنة مثل الميكانيكي او الحلونجي
Great stuff, so interesting ‘Tante’ means actually ‘aunt’ in German .. where is this influence coming from 😊
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@@khalidalshatri3267 but... Why a lot of people use the same picture?
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Habibi is the most common word also we use everywhere everytime at all the situations
but most of the time we use it in a sarcastic way😅
and for us women its an indication that the argument is about to hate up😂
Can you do a video about how Kurdish poeple include Arabic and English words when they are talking to someone becuase iam Kurdish and sometimes I get other languages mixed with Kurdish
can you please how to say because in arabic? specially عشان and لأن ؟
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Loooooool so true
How to recognize whether it's Abu Znood or Mark? Watch the eyebrows 🤣
You forgot Basha 😉
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Yasta, Yabn 3ami, Yabo 3amo, Yabn waldi, Ya khal, Ya sh2ee2, Yakhoya/Yakhty, Ya brens, Ya shaba7, Ya m3alim, Yabul so7ab, Ya kbeer, Yabul regala, Ya ryasa, Ya kharya/shakha...etc
Is Rayyis at all related to the Spanish “Reyes”? I know Arabic and Spanish take lots of influence from each other
No idea if anyone told you that already but the word "tante"(aunt) is literally the same in german and it means the same thing :D i thought its interesting
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What are you called if you only have daughters? After your daughter or just "Abu el Banat"?
I think they call you after a boy's name you like or the way you would have called you son... but i'm not sure.
the title would be Abu/Im [daughter's name]
i have some relatives who have that title, so i can say firsthand that it's not uncommon :)
If there is no son, the parents become Abu and Um of the first daughter’s name. It is actually quite common
As the others said, you become abu the eldest daughter’s name, but I’ve also seen people do abu the father’s father’s name, since it is common to name the first son after the grandfather, but I think this was more common in the previous generation than it is now
it's either the eldest daughter name or what you've neme your son that's why between friends you'll find single guys with nickname like this :)
I think several Chinese dialects and other East Asian languages use the uncle/aunt honorifics the same as Arabic. English might still be using it if the terms weren't so racially charged
كلمة تنت موجودة باللغة الهولندية بنفس اللفظ , كمان كلمة شيخ مستخدمة عند المسيحيين بسوريا , الشيخ حنا مثلا
Make more tough guy videos pal
Tante in indonesia also aunt
Malem in indonesia is night
I miss abu znood and old funny content :(
correction: RAYYIS means president, while LEADER means QA'D قائد
WAIT THATS WHY MY MOM SAYS TANTE TO MY GRANDMA, MY GRANDMA IS HER AUNT IN LAW, SHE SAYS TOUNT NOT TANTE
Hi, kindly, who can explain to me.,what does mean Arabic words :"تحت امرك"? Thanks in advance. 🌹
It means "I am at your command or under your command"
@@sadiyaabdi4238 Thank u so much 🌹🌹🌹
Don’t forget Abu Sharmouta
Where are you from?
i waas in berlin therre are lebanese community
Rayyes.. Shil w ayyes
So you pronounce ذ in as za in Lebanese? As in أستاذ
Tante in indonesia also aunt too
But pronounciation is "tante" not "tant".
What does abu znoud mean?
I'm early 😂🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳
ريس هي boss
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Can u believe that most of us watching are Lebanese?
swear word next
Tante is aunt in German
I thought so
@@mohammadrayyan7851 طنط
That's like gay right lol
Best Words Lebanese* Use When Being Polite
Many Arab countries use these too
@@Dana24968 *all Arab countries use these too the words might change or just the pronunciation in some cases but still same concept .
@@nayokaldou6251 I said many bc u never know