Similarities Between Arabic and Urdu
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- čas přidán 28. 03. 2019
- How close are Urdu and Arabic? The languages belong to two different family groups but the Urdu language contains many Arabic originating words. In this episode, Meena, an Arabic speaker from Iraq, and Ayesha, an Urdu speaker from Pakistan, challenge each other with a list of words and sentences.
Modern Standard Urdu is a Persianized and standardised register language of the Hindustani language. It is the official national language and lingua franca of Pakistan. In India, it is one of the official languages recognized in the Constitution of India, having official status in the five states of Jammu and Kashmir, Telangana, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, and Jharkhand, as well as the national capital territory of Delhi. For centuries prior to the British colonization, Persian was widely used as a second language in the Indian subcontinent and has had a huge impact on the languages of the region.
Arabic is a Central Semitic language and the official language of Algeria, Bahrain, Comoros, Chad, Djibouti, Egypt, Eritrea, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco, Oman, Palestine, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Somalia, Syria, Tanzania (Zanzibar), Tunisia, United Arab Emirates, and Yemen. Arabic is also the liturgical language of Islam.
I want to thank my friend, Salman, for assisting me with this video.
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Have you managed any kurdish person cuz we are eagerly waiting for the pashto vs Kurdish episode
I am Turkish and I understood all other than the word for perfume. This is for the reason that they are mostly from Persian?
Bahador Alast i wonder when u r finished with all the languages what would u do then? u can do similarites in culture' food ' dress etc
Bahador Alast u can also do 3 or 4 language similarities like urdu' farsi ' arabic
I wonder when will u do for other east Asian languages or even south Asian languages because almost all your videos are on urdu, persian and Arabic
The Arab girl has a very good grasp of the Arabic language. Most Arabs only speak dialect. She's clearly smart and educated. Kudos to her.
All Arabs are aware of fusha, however because of the lack of practice, it becomes difficult to speak it on a daily basis. Arabic lessons in school are taught in fusha, so it’s absurd of you to suggest they’re unaware of it. However, MOST, if not ALL Arabs don’t use fusha. We have different dialects, fusha is in the hikayat (stories) news reports, official things, books, etc.. Normally, speaking to one another, we use dialects. This girl though is remarkably intelligent, and undeniably smart. But for you to say most Arabs know only dialect, is completely wrong. And when you said ‘speak’ I’m assuming you meant ‘know.’ Because she doesn’t speak fusha, she knows fusha.
Indeed!
Iraqi people are well educated but the events there are the problem
Sumerian Iraq
She is, she’s from Iraq.
Youmna Ahmouch Know as in speak? Correct, not all Arabs speak fusha- in fact I mentioned that before. But there is no Arab that is not aware of the existence of fusha, because it is THE original form of Arabic. Taught everywhere, widely used in stories and almost in every Arabic country. Arabs know it unless you’re talking about newborns, then of course; but that would be absurd to suggest.
Both of these girls seem so educated in their languages it's difficult growing up in the west and having to keep up with your mother tongue
Yes, you're right, it's truly impressive, since they both grew up in Canada.
Well yes but Aishah did say "ghalat" is a noun, which it isn't. It's an adjective just like in Arabic. "Ghalati" is the noun. You cannot DO a "ghalat," you can BE "ghalat." You do a "ghalati."
Dude Ayesha is from Lahore Pakistan and She grow up in her home country apparent by her fluency.
@@UsmanSiddiq1 The only correct and true Urdu is spoken in Lucknow, India.
@@AshrafAnam میں نے غلطی کی. میں غلط ہوں. مجھ سے مغالطہ ہوا ہۓ.
They are seated according to geographic location.
😂😂😂😂👍
Excellent observation
Exactly lol
Ikr
LOL
Wow that is nice I will start learning Urdu 😂❤️🇴🇲🇵🇰lots of love from Oman
Me too I am learning Urdu as well
You learn balochi, many balochi are in oman and as well as swahili as omani has zanzibar people.
Rehan K yes right I know how to speak swhili
I have been working in oman for many years and found that omani peoples are very warm welcoming and respectful . May Allah unit the whole muslim ummah.
Love from 🇵🇰
@@noorahad4855 aww thank u .. and you are welcomed anytime w
I am a native turkish speaker and i know every words they said except for parfume and service. Great Job . Greatings from Turkey
I think you're right about perfume/smell but the Turkish equivalent of service would be "hizmet". I think...
Hey
Perfume in Urdu kushboh
khusboo in urdu .really good all of you i am from pakistan taxila
@@saddiquearshad1717 in farsi we say khoshboo (khosh =good , nice + boo = smell), khoshboo is every thing that has good smell like flowers . atr = perfume
I love how the Iraqi girl is so aware of how the arabic language works, talking about root letters, verbs, masdar nouns and harakat! :)
She's incredibly eloquent. Her explanation about the n-z-m root word was great.
@@tahashaukat3342 yes I was impressed! as a non-native arabic speaker I had to study all that stuff, but I noticed that very few natives have such a firm grasp on how this language works... most of them don't even know about the three-letter roots. good for her!
Brigister what? Everybody knows the root system 😅 maybe you talked to natives that never went to school in their lives (they’re still supposed to know the root system tho but maybe it’s difficult to figure out without going to school)
@@saraawi idk what to tell you, i've talked to a huge variety of arabic native speakers, from different countries and different social backgrounds and very few of them were actively aware of the roots system. if I tried to explain it to them, they would soon be like "oooh I see", but very few of them had actually ever thought about it actively.
@@Brigister Sorry but I must agree with saraa. Everyone know about the root system, you learn this in like elementary school.. I guess most people you met either are not educated, or are educated outside of Arabic countries and therefore don't know Arabic.
İ love Pakistan and its people so much they always care about Muslims.
Salam from Syria 🇸🇾💐🇵🇰
Walaikumussalam brother from pakistan ❤
wsalam from pakistan
Waleikum Salam bro ❤
Because they themselves are Muslims.... Stupid boy
Walaikum assalam
Salam to all my Iraqi and Arab friends!🇸🇦🇵🇸🇸🇾🇮🇶🇦🇪🇪🇬
From Pakistan! 🇵🇰
😂😂
All the love to you❤❤
😂
Look at the Indians in the comments💀
This Iraqi girl explains perfectly Arabic. She knows what she is talking about.the girls are amazing and beautiful. We want to see them more.
@SNIPER SNIPER hhhhhhh
SNIPER SNIPER SubhanAllah
@Nasser K True Muslim
Lol. U didn't want to show up empty handed so u brought a cake. That's such a Pakistani thing to do.
Our language similar with them.
Love Iraq and Love Pakistan ❤️❤️❤️from Azerbaijan
@Planet07 You are the most cowardly nation in the world.Fuck Armenia
@abdur rehman 🇦🇿❤️🇵🇰
@@annuitcoeptis99 🇵🇰🇦🇿
I love azhrbaijan
@@baluchangel250 we also love Pakistan.I have Pakistani friend here he is studying in Baku.Here everybody love Pakistan.I advise you talk about Azerbaijan in there to your friends
@@annuitcoeptis99 ❤️❤️
I’m Lebanese and we also say “ ghalat” the way she’s pronouncing it . It’s not just Iraqi Arabic
we speak hindi and say ghalat as well :)
I am from somalia 🇸🇴 i like pakstan 🇵🇰 people may Allah bless you
Lov u
Pakistani also love Somalia___
May Allah bless you
I'm from Pakistan and I'm living in south africa with lots Off somalia people. . and I'm always enjoy Somali food
Samatar ismail thanks dear
Thanks
i cant even speak both of those languages but i get all the words right as a Turkish myself :D
But, I can speak Turkish as a Pakistani!
Ataturk chanfed turkish a lot
even work URDU is derived from Turkish language brother
Urdu is very similar with turkish
They are Arabic :)
Hey I’m from iraq 🇮🇶 and I really love urdu and i learning urdu since month ago i wish i can speak like every person pakistan love u 🖤
You'll inshallah, love from Pakistan 🇮🇶🇵🇰
Lots of love from Pakistan sister 🇵🇰❤🇮🇶
آپ بہت اچھی ہو،،
I’m a British Pakistani and I can’t speak Urdu 😑 I can speak English fluently and I can speak my mother tongue Pothowari fluently.
@@j0nesjr904 tusan changy bandy ha
In Pakistan we also use "Sehal" in Urdu which means "easy" same as in Arabic. However it is used more in written language but not so frequently in the spoken language.
Its saral
Pakistan is our emotional Brother.
Turks 🇹🇷 love you guys 🇵🇰
...
Selam
Kareena kaise h
I have seen your comment on literally all videos
Love from Pakistan. Türkiye çok güzel.
We too love our Turk brothers from the core of our hearts. Long live PakTurk brotherhood #seniseveyorum
@Devine Truth please enlighten me. Which Pakistanis are killing Uyghurs? That's Chinese people who are killing them you troll. Please take your hate mongering somewhere else you Indian. I've seen you commenting negative before too.
Love to iraq 🇮🇶
Love to pakistan 🇵🇰
From syria 🇸🇾
بلدي الغالي Habibi Brother ✌️
Love from Pakistan
Assalam O Alaikum and Love from Pak
Love from Iraq ♥
Love of Jesus to all
I'm from Pakistan and I can guess all of the Arabic words. Because urdu has a plenty of Arabic and Persian vocabulary so it's easier for us to understand. Thanks for the nice video.
all pakistanis that i met were so kind and funny
These are immigrants living in canada if you want to meet real pakistanis meet the ones living in Pakistan. They are way more hospitable and kind.
jiwey jiwey Pakistan egypt
Saad Waheed i’ve met people in saudi arabia and in the U.S they were all so hospitable and nice
My best friend is Pakistani and she is literally the sweetest bean ever
@@habibasaad3107 U are arab ?
I’m glad Aisha is back! I absolutely loved the Iran and Pakistan video ❤️
Andrew Shiah shoutout to my east asian brothers, ive always felt close to the chinese from an Arab, i had chinese freinds growing up and good experiences with chinese people.
Andrew Shiah Thank you Andrew!
@@AyeshaExploretic Ap Pakistan me kahan se belong karti ho.
Andrew Shiah Just accept you have a crush
@@indianstorm7366 Lahore
Iraqis and Pakistanis are brothers 🤝
And love Pakistan from Iraq 🇮🇶❤️🇵🇰
ايهم الموسوي حبيبي على راسي ياخوية 😘
Love u too brother from Bangladesh🇧🇩💖🇮🇶
All Muslim countries are one Nation(★
@@AbadurRhaman-vq9ui Aameen
Urdu is language. You can call us Pakistanis
Arabic and urdu are sisters
Arab and Pakistani are brothers😄😄😄
I'm Spanish speaker... I'm.from.Mèxico. and my husband is Pakistani... I'm trayings to.learn Urdu but it's too hard... some.advices??? 🇲🇽🇵🇰🤓😘💖💖 thanks and regards
Hablas árabe?
watch Bollywood movies maybe? Hindi and Urdu are basically the same thing in its informal language, so shah Rukh khan won’t hurt 😜
Yo estuve aprendiendo hindi. No es muy difícil. El urdu es más difícil por la escritura y por los sonidos tomados prestados del persa y el árabe.
Watch the movies. Totally helps
I dont know if we have an app but am learning spanish because I love it. Try songs
I speak french and english and I am in the process of learning arabic, I could watch stuff like this constantly, I find languages so fascinating !
Hi
I'm an urdu language online tutor,
translator
I have done bachelor's in urdu Language and education
If you want to learn urdu don't worry I'm here to teach you
For Ladies only....
Urdu, Farsi and Arabi are written in similar script and share vocabulary.اردو ، فارسی اور عربی رسم الخط تقریبا ایک جیساھے اور الفاظ بھی ایک جیسے ھیں۔
@@morbd6048
الأردو و الفارسي لغات هندوأوروبية مش سامية.
Actually all are written in Arabic alphabets or script with a slight addition or differentiation to the urdu and farsi to adjust it to their spoken languages.
أنها حروف عربية
پشتو, سندھی, پنجابی, بلوچی یہ سب زبانیں ایک ہی نستعلیق میں لکھی جاتی ہیں.
@@kareemtheeb1478
نعم هي ليست من نفس العائلة اللغوية، ولكنهم في تلك البلدان تأثروا باللغة العربية جدًا لدرجة أنهم أستخدموا الحروف العربية .. والفضل في ذلك يعود إلى الفتوحات الإسلامية في العصر الأموي .. أشكرك على ثقافتك ومداخلتك الطيبة أخوك من الأردن🇯🇴❤👍🏿😉
Both girls are beautiful and intelligent. Bahador is so mature. Always talks sensibly
Greetings from Pakistan
I'm a Pashto speaker n understands and speaks Urdu, Farsi and understands Turkish as much of Turkish words are in Pashto, and as for Arabic I do understands due to recitation of Quran , ❤
❤️♥️
Im also Pashtun🏳🏳 mashallah
Pa Pukhtunkhwa salaam
The Pakistani girl has done a good job. I can speak for her because I know Urdu. Btw tanzeem also means doing something in an organized way. It is very much like the Arabic language
♥️ 2 🇵🇰 from 🇸🇴.
Cushitic Soomaali ❤️ to 🇸🇴 from an arab originally from 🇱🇧 but living in 🇦🇺
Hassan Droubi ♥️ 🇱🇧
Love you bro from Pakistan 🇵🇰
❤ u 2 from pakistan...
انا احبكم يا بلد الطيب يا صوماليون
I am african man but i like to hear middle eastern and asian languages.
Helo brother from Pakistan
pakistan loves african muslims
The Middle East is West Asia...
@@faizanch8115 chaudhariya, fer kuj karo African muslims lai
@@Hasankhan-vd6br get lost idiot pakistani from Turkey
I’m very impressed by the Iraqi woman’s Arabic. I couldn’t speak a sentence of Standard Arabic to save my life lol she’s obviously very well educated if she can just speak it like that.
"damagh" in Turkish (damak) means palate. Different meanings in four different languages lol
Edit: lots of people have corrected me check replies
It means mind in urdu
Saad Waheed no “zehan” for mind and damagh means “brain”
In awadhi and Bhojpuri languages of India, dimagh means wisdom.
Shehriyar Hassan
That's exactly what it is in Arabic, we use dehan for mind and damagh for brain.
More like dimagh than damagh
From Iraq , best regards to Pakistani people and everyone who represents the good face of their countries in the comment section , You won’t see this harmony in Western videos in CZcams where racism and hatred is at its highest level .
Why that has to be western videos ?! Stop be brainwashed of racism , Wake up ...
love you brother
Why tear down the West to promote good relations between Iraq and Pakistan? The people in all these videos are in the West anyways, at least temporarily.
@@yjk5737 huh Exactly
May Allah bless Iraq, Iraq is the most favorite among the Arab countries because there is my Murshid Ghous Azam
I am native Urdu language speaker. And I have no hesitation to say that ARABIC is the most beautiful language of the world. It's common religious language of entire Ummah as well. Alhamdulillah
Because mentally, u are a slave of Arabia.
because you are a wannabe arab.
@@gauharvatsyayan thats correct
Urdu is Indian Language
Well said
تحية لي الشعب الباكستاني 🇵🇰❤🇮🇶
🇵🇰❤️❤️🇮🇶
شکریہ
I just discovered this channel and I absolutely LOVE IT. My greatest passion is linguistics and this is just blowing me away. Maybe there are videos about romance languages or more on Arabic/semitic languages but I haven't searched the channel yet. Cheers!
Thank you!! Welcome :) There are many more videos, with lots of different languages, so I am sure you would enjoy those, including Romance languages and Arabic/Semitic languages. Hope you like them and the future videos!
@@BahadorAlast I've just watched a few more, they are so great. Thank you! Cheers
Congratulations 👏
When the Arabic speaker repeated the Urdu sentence, it sounded as if she's a native Urdu speaker.
@@PakistanDefenseForum lol
Love to arab people from PAKISTAN.💖
All love to you from KSA
😘
❤️❤️❤️
@@HAIHAI-vo6tx no jatts of Punjab re Iranic group.we have nothing to Do with Dravadians.
We are ancient sycithians
@@HAIHAI-vo6tx racist bitch.
We like pakistanis no matther where they come from.
🇯🇴❤🇵🇰.
Arabs and Persians won't win this race from us, since we've stolen all their amazing words.😁😗
We didn’t steal their words we just started using them as our culture evolved because of their influence
😂😂😂😂😂 Yes
Urdu = Arabic + Persian + Turkish + Sanskirat
@@sadiamalik4084sorry not Sanskrit😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
I these type of channel I feel like in heaven . My entire Muslim family appreciating , sending love to each other feel so warmth.. 🥺love to all from 🇵🇰
the irqai girl is very intellectual
How
@@user-gc6ry2xq6f what do you mean how
Voww. I am Turkish and understood every word in the video:)
Bro urdu is the mixture of Arabic, Persian and Turkish.
@@waleedjamal7545 i think that is a sis... lolz
Urdu is a turkish word which means lashkar ( Army )
@@fatimashorts4066 writing style difference but same mean in our language
Why Turks hate arabs??
I am starting to learn Arabic. I speak spanish, english, punjabi and now im learning arabic. I love the Arabic accent.
Want learning Arabic Fast Check it out czcams.com/video/1CcJXMaqUNY/video.html
i love how Aisha is so elegant and well put together, not just in her mannerism also her clothes and dress sense. i have noticed this in all of her videos.
Toatally agree ,there's something about her
Hii
Video is beautiful❤
Arabic from Algeria 🇩🇿
انت امازيغي صديقي ولست عربي
@@segairaq5613
انا عربي ولست بربري(امازيغي) يا صديقي الفارسي .
@@khelifasalah853 يا صديقي انت لست عربي ولن تكون كذلك ،، انت افريقي بربري
العرب هم نحن المشارقة فقط
La3rab galoullk 9ilna hhhhhhh a7chem DZIRI 🇩🇿🇩🇿 A LA VIE A LA MORT
Sega Iraq مستر دي ان اَي شنو هل تعليق هذا؟؟ عجيييب!!!!
I'm from Pakistan and I love all Arabs, African, Turks, Iranian, Malaysian... lots of love to everyone
@Negative sounds i love india but hate bjp
@Negative sounds you are right love india and hate politics
Yes... We LoÔvVéè all
Jab .. Aaaarb Turk ya Persian bun k yeh larty Hn
Dill karta inhy 👠👠👠marin😑😑
But we Malaysian hate Pukistan
@Negative sounds imran khan Is Belong to Pashtoon and We Pashtoon are good People
I stumbled upon this video purely by chance. My native language is, well, Hindustani - basically both Hindi and Urdu (although the script we learn is Devanagari, and not Nastaliq). It was incredible to realise that apparently I have some Arabic vocabulary too, as part of the Urdu that we speak. Ayesha also has some Hindi (Sanskrit root) vocabulary too, in "bahut" and "sona". This was a lovely video. I'll go through the others too. Thank you for making this.
1 Bahut ,
2 Sona ,
Dono Persion word hai 😘
@@mushtaqali4478 bahut came from the word bahu in Sanskrit which means many and swarna which means gold in Sanskrit became sona .
@@nandurivijayaln4531oo bewaqof indian swarna mean tiyaar hona or ready hone ko kehty h .zabardasti APNI Hindi or Sanskrit ko Urdu m maat gohsao ok.i accepted Urdu born in Hyderabad which is in hinduistan ok but don't say that Urdu is Hindi or Urdu is Sanskrit ...Urdu language is mixture of persian Turkish and arabic.and their alphabets and written style is same ok go and check
Hindi speaker here. Apart from that Arabic sentence, I got them everytime. Hindi and Urdu are much similar, being a part of Hindustani language, just our writing script is devnagari and dialect is taken from Sanskrit. Thanks for the video though. Shukraan. 😍💞
@Markhor Basically Urdu originated in 18th Century by taking words of Persian,Sanskrit & Arabic
@Markhor I will check it👍
@Saraiki Markhor no. Both Hindi and Urdu are came from same language.
Hindi which have more sanskrit words than Parisian and Urdu have more Parisian word than sanskrit.
The name Urdu was first introduced by the poet Ghulam Hamadani Mushafi around 1780.
While Urdu retained the grammar and core Indic vocabulary of the local Indian dialect Khariboli, it adopted the Nastaleeq writing system which was developed as a style of Persian calligraphy.
@@mohammadmobeen6563 Ameer khusro was the first urdu poet and his time period was 12th century
@Sanaa Shah Persian itself has came from Sanskrit...
I am somali 🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴 and still understanding 90% walaah 💯
many common words in Somali and Urdu because of Arabic influence. :)
Mahad Jecelow you study Arabic in school and your language s almost like Arabic
shoushou nazef yeah we speak arabic as a second language and english also
Somali is influenced by Arabic a lot that's why haha
Moh Bulshaawi English lol Somalia third language would be Italian or French not English
I was waiting this Urdu and Arabic. Keep doing good work guys.
Salam and love from Pakistan :)
Sadia, there is free pdf book "arabic for urdu speakers" You will be surprised how easily you can learn arabic. I did few years ago.
@@almulakimaalimalriadiat9068 thank you for this recommendation. I 'll try to check it.
WalaykumAssalam
@@almulakimaalimalriadiat9068 There should be a way to bookmark comments lol
I like your name sadia
Love Arabs from Pakistan 🇵🇰
Love from Iraq
Love from egypt
♥️
@@muhammadjalal2335loves from Urdu 🇵🇰
I’m from Iraq but I live in London my family speaks Arabic with an Iraqi accent like me most of my family speaks Farsi I have an Iranian grandma ❤️🇮🇶🇬🇧
Iraq's accent is my fav. Love from Egypt :)
El 3arabi ya3mel like
إستعمال حروف العربي أنا هندي أنا أحب أستعمل حروف العربي
What does 3 means in English letter arabic?
Thunder Bear it stands for the arabic letter ع or “ayin”
@@Simsrockslol oh in urdu we also have ع letter
فعلًا اللهجة العراقية جميلة جدا
I am a Jordanian and I love Iraqi accent 😍😍
على راسي
I commend you both for learning and preserving your language and cultural identity in a country far away from your native homeland. Well done to you both with much love 💕
Urdu is Turkish word which means army Urdu is a mixture of Turkish Arabic Farsi sansikrit and french
i don't think FRENCH.
@Dead Mitt mister like Urdu word boycott is same as french akal ke anari
Yes Urdu was also called as lashkari (army language)
The Turkish word is "ORDU" which means army.
@@user-gj5dk3uh2n not french lmao i speak french and there is literally no french word in urdu
Please do
Similarities between Urdu and Uzbek
That would be interesting. Are u from Uzbekistan?
@@nadiam.k2601 No, I am from Pakistan.
@@nadiam.k2601 I'm from Uzbekistan
@@Alina-cd7fv in Pakistan there's a very high historic uzbek influence, many words are common, even dishes and even the name of region in uzbekistan called Karakalpakstan
@@chee-max6460 Uzbeks came as mughal in Subcontinent.
They mixed with warrior races of Western parts.
I'm My self a Mughal from Pakistan
There's something about Meena aside from her knowledge and beauty that really impresses me. I think it's her confidence, style and the way she presents herself.
Urdu comes from both Arabic and Persian. It's called Lashkari Language. In old times of wars. Warriors from different areas invented Urdu to communicate😊
Urdu is from hindustani language which split into hindi and urdu.
@@BigMoney398 jab yeh dono zabane juda ho gaye tou jab Urdu wajood mein Aayi aur phir yahan jo arabic log hain arabs aur persian yeh yahan Aany lagy tijarat karty thy is liye Urdu mein zyada thr arbi aur farsi ke alfaaz hain
@@BigMoney398 Urdu is from Persian.
@@BigMoney398sorry .I accepted Urdu born in hinduistan but Hindi is not Urdu.
@@BigMoney398 Thats not true hindi didnt even existed before 1880 and it was created by the british while urdu was invented by Muslim rulers in 16th century and urdu is mix of arabic, turkish and persian
Happy to know that so many similarities between Arabic and Urdu .love all Muslim brothers and sisters from Pakistan.....
I'm from Iraq, i love 😍 😍 😍 urdu is very beautiful language
حلفي 😀
Hi
I'm an urdu language online tutor,
translator
I have done bachelor's in urdu Language and education
If you want to learn urdu don't worry I'm here to teach you
For Ladies only....
I love ❤ when you have an Iraqi guest as a representative of the Arabic language
🇮🇶❤🇮🇷 Thank you
One note : Enqilab actually means a coup
Thawra means Revolution
You're a Turkmen right???
@Iqbal Bakht Rana
Yes 👍 and in msa Enqilab means coup while Thawra means revolution
@Meena Al-Obaydi
Never mind you were awesome and very intelligent 🌹I like how you explained every single word thank you
Yes you’re correct as you said enqilab is coup d’etat while thawra is revolt.
@@sonofmesopotamia6678 salam
Love your show. Thanks
Thanks for this beautiful video. Enjoyed it.
I'm from Maldives we have our own language but understood every word. Very similar words.
Maladewa
@INĐRA 卐卐DÊVŔÅJ hehe hendu gandu
Hi everyone,
.i am an urdu Language online tutor ,
Translator,
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Wow really? I had no idea
Most words in Arabic was common in another language especially in Islamic term or has connection with it.
Beautiful pakistani and iraqi girl 😍
As everyone mentioned already, the Iraqi girl is intelligent and has a very good grasp in Arabic and explaining it. 6:35 انقلاب can also mean a coup (coup d'état).
Almost all of these words also exist in Turkish with the same meanings. Arabic exports. :D
Salam to all Muslims brothers countries.from Pakistan🇵🇰🇧🇩🇮🇶🇮🇷🇹🇷
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turkey is not a muslim country
@@euphoriaa4901 hhhh
@imNoora_ QW38 most of people in turkey doesn't live like a muslim . we even drink alcohol too much
We are all different from muslim countries.
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You are from the minority of non-Muslims, so do not lie and say that Turkey is not a Muslim!
Excellent. Ayesha is true representative Urdu speakers. As an Urdu speaker, I can understand Arabic and Persian as we share script and vocabulary to an extent.
Thank you so much, I'm happy to be able to represent Urdu on this wonderful channel!
متأكدة انك فاهمة العربي؟
@@AyeshaExploretic Hi Ayesha
@@AyeshaExploretic Thank you very much for representing Urdu. - اردو کی نمائندگی کرنے کا بہت بہت شکریہ
@@AyeshaExploretic you are dong very well and making us proud as a Urdu representative.
Hi, from ISLAMABAD Pakistan, I can understand all the words thrown at Pakistani girl in Arabic. Good 👍
Urdu , Arabic and Persian are much in common.
I'm from Pakistan and though I speak Urdu but I can easily make sense of Arabic and Farsi.
If I have to learn it would be very easy for me to learn either.
I have arrange both Arabic and Persian dictionaries and learning manual.
To embark upon the learning journey.
I think it should be a priority for us easterners to understand each other.
My focus have been on english all this life. Now I'm 36 and feel like I should learn eastern languages now.
Thank you so much for bringing up this series.
All the best ...
You can really see the difference on how the languages are similar but also very different in some aspects. Like we share a lot of the same words but they are all almost pronounced differently, yet we still have a lot in common. I always found Arabic as such a beautiful language and I wish I could learn it someday. Arabic pronunciations are also very difficult compared to how us Pakistanis pronounce our words, but then again they might just think the same way, that maybe they find it as hard as we find it difficult to pronounce their words. But then again I just love the way Arabic is structured and how the words flow through sentences so easily, it really shows that Arabic is truly a beautiful language.
you can learn it in sha ALLAH
@@akakaakakaka I hope so too, Inshallah
This is my most favourite video from your channel by far. Thank you so much! And in Urdu we too say سہل for easy, منظم for organized and عالیہ or عالی for something high.
@@saladinchamcha It's also pronounced as "aali" as in "janab e aali"
I will also get an Urdu script app
@@saladinchamcha we do say aa'li nasab, janab e aa'li
@@saladinchamchathat's not correct عالى is pronounced as aali.
But alaa is actually اعلى
Both عالى and اعلى have different pronunciation.
Word عالیہ is generally used as adjective suffix for something very high like عدالتِ عالیہ, دولتِ عالیہ عثمانیہ, دربارِ عالیہ , بلدیہِ عالیہ etc ... While for something of more higher proportion or prestige the word عظمیٰ is used ... This is defacto usage
Hi! I'm from France and from Tunisian and Moroccan background and your video was very interesting to watch! Thank you!
InshAllah Taa'la I will learn Arabic fully. Love from Pakistan 😊🇵🇰.
When Mina asked if “ghalat” is a noun, I think Ayesha got confused, and understandably so. Ayesha was right the first time she explained it. “Ghalat” means wrong or incorrect, so it is an adjective. “Ghalatee” is the noun, which means mistake or fault.
satoshi2oll Yes you are spot on about my confusion there, thank you for understanding it so well! 😀 I was still thinking there about how I explained 'ghalat' vs. 'ghalati' and then hearing the Arabic versions led to some of my confusion and mix-up with respect to nouns vs. adjectives.
She forgot what a noun is then you saw the look on her face when she realized her mistake lol
@@AyeshaExploretic You are excused.
Finally🥳 thanks. I was waiting for this video. I am from Pakistan 🇵🇰 we speak urdu and can read and write in Arabic. Because we read Quran in Arabic. And we find both languages almost the same. Because of the scripts. Also some the words are the same.
khurram ajaz nice.. i’m arabian and i try to read urdu whenever i see it cuz we share the same letters and its cool😍 love you from saudi arabia
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@@user-mh7lg1wx7z you are right
Arabic and Urdu almost the same ? What do you say ? They are completely different. Only that both share the same script and single words but nothing more. Not more than that. They even sound completely different. xD:D.
მე მარია it’s the almost same. Scripts and some of the words are the same.
Hi guys, cool video! I have a question as a beginner Arabic learner. In the subtitles you do not show the vowel diacritics - is this not important for distinguishing the correct word when the word is read without context like this? Did you use vowel diacritics on the cards you gave to the girls? Does Urdu also use vowel diacritics the way Arabic sometimes does? Thanks in advance.
We are proud to have Arabic our religious language!
LOVE ARABIC.
The Arab girl is beautiful and absolutely stunning. She also has a great command of her native language. Most people don't have good commands of their mother tongues. The Pakistani girl is also brilliant 👍
You're right. Especially since she hasn't even lived in an Arabic speaking country for a very long period of time.
@@BahadorAlast Yes! Very impressive. Keep up the good work! This is a mini-United Nations channel 😂😀👍
@@BahadorAlast SALAM . Could you please share her instagram adress ??
The Pakistani girl is gorgeous
It's not a beauti challenge it's a similarities between urdu and iraqi Arabic.
I'm form Saudi Arabia and I really want to learn Urdu.
I hope you can help me to find some good source to start from 😊
Check my channel too please. MJM
I'm Urdu but I wanna learn Arabic so can you teach me I'll teach you urdu
@@sundsunight490
Maybe it's easier if I want learn Urdu more than you want learn Arabic because of grammar (hardest grammar in the world) and rich of vocabularies
@@mohammeds5458 I didn't make any grammar mistakes though wtf -_-
Rayan Khalid where Saudi I am from al qassim
Nice job ! I too feel urdu and arabic are similar. May Allah SWT allow us to find such relations making our understanding of the Arabic language easier. Cos I think Arabic is amazing.
Ameen 🤲
Ayesha's urdu is so good, I want to know as much as her lol
pakistan has a special place in my heart and l love them very much Greet ings to the upscale pakistan pepole
Both my father and mother can speak Arabic
thanks madam
@@user-jc3zt9dx2b what is the difference between pashtu and normal pakistani ? just for knowledge
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البشتون فيهم عرق عربي
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اول مره اعرف هذا المعلومات. نتعلم منكم. شكرا
كان واحد باكستاني حافض القران و يتكلم إلا لغة الباشتون و الانجليزي و الاردو. ولكن قال لي لغته الاصليه الباشتون
This video is very beautiful and I liked your idea Greetings to you from Iraq🇮🇶🇮🇶🇮🇶
It's good to know the similarities between some words from these two languages. Having grown up in the middle East it was kinda easy to figure out what the iraqi girl was saying. Didn't have to worry about urdu at all. However a Very informative video. Iraqi women are beautiful no doubt this young lady is a whole package beauty plus intelligence. She definitely knew about nouns and verbs. Keep it up.
The urdu girl is so beautiful
In Urdu “mind” is called “zehan”.
“Dimagh” IS used for “brain”.
Zehan is ذهن in Arabic, meaning exactly the same thing...
We Have Sar and Magaz as well
She said "Magaz" for synonym of brain and not "Zehen"
We also say kadeem as Purana
That's exactly what it is in Arabic, we use dehan for mind and damagh for brain
Both of u guys are very smart specially this Pakistani madam
From Philippines / Saudi Arabia
Very enjoyable, very informative 👍
I wish there were 2 ppl from each language saying the same sentence.
This video was a great big surprise for me. You know why? Because I'm Turkish and knew ALL the words discussed here. All middle aged Turkish people would know them too. This shows how much the Turkish language was affected by Arabic and Urdu. People who are older would naturally know more. Specially those who were educated with the Arabic script.
Most of the words we are also using them. From Malaysia..😊 love this video.👍👍
We Pakistanis love Malaysia and tale pride on its success, there is communication gap between these two brother countries..But still love you.
I hope many people know that Urdu is a combination/mixture/blend/fusion/compound of three major languages Turkish, Persian and Arabic. Recently, I visited Turkey and I spent most of my time in Istanbul, I can't explain the happiness that I understand quite a lot of words of their language (Turkish) which is more sweeter than "Baklava". What I realized at the end of my trip "Turkey is a lovely place of beautiful people". If I have to choose one thing from Turkey, I'll go with their Music, goodness me how melodious and soothing is that.
Urdu is not a "mixture/combination/blend/fusion/compound" of Turkish, Persian and Arabic. You're talking as if you can take languages and blend them in a juicer-mixer. 😂
Urdu is essentially a North Indic dialect with a higher vocabulary of nouns (only) from Arabized Persian. Its verbs, pronouns and postpositions are all of Indic origin.
Arabic and Urdu have a lot of common words. So Persian too. Though the grammar is different. They are used in common.
This is why allah choose arabic its got so many meanings from the root
The 'Iraqi girl is infact very intelligent in the grammar... ✌🏻
I'm Kashmiri, I got all the words , they exist in Kashmiri as well. I understood the arabic and urdu connotations as well; both languages are used in Kashmir, but urdu is popular , Arabic is used particularly for religious purposes.
As an Indian Muslim, we know Hindi, Eng, Urdu & Arabic. We know how to read Arabic and understand to some extent. Love from India🇮🇳
@༼ཆ༽ I said.. Indian Muslims 😁
i liked this video a lot, it was very interesting! thank you!
I started learning Arabic and have been learning Hindi for about a year, and how i was surprised when Ayesha said: yeh saval bahut mushkel hai - and i understood it
😁 it sounds similar in Hindi