👋Greet others using the common Arabic greeting 'marhaban'.
ℹ️In Arabic, possessive adjectives are placed after the object, for example 'name my' instead of 'my name'.
🗣️Practice asking 'what is your name' and 'where are you from' in Arabic.
👥Learn how to ask 'how are you' and respond with 'I'm fine' in Arabic.
📍Use the phrase 'nice to meet you' in Arabic, which is 'tasharrafna'.
What is the Arabic greeting for 'hello'?
—The Arabic greeting for 'hello' is 'marhaban'.
How do I ask 'what is your name' in Arabic?
—To ask 'what is your name' in Arabic, you can say 'ma ismuka' for a male or 'ma ismuki' for a female.
How do I ask 'where are you from' in Arabic?
—To ask 'where are you from' in Arabic, you can say 'min aina anta' for a male or 'min aina anti' for a female.
How do I ask 'how are you' in Arabic?
—To ask 'how are you' in Arabic, you can say 'kefa haluka' for a male or 'kefa haluki' for a female.
How do I say 'I'm fine' in Arabic?
—To say 'I'm fine' in Arabic, you can say 'ana bekhair' for a male or 'ana bekhaira' for a female.
00:01The video starts with the Arabic greeting 'assalamualaikum' and introduces the topic of learning basic Arabic phrases.
00:11The instructor explains the phrases 'marhaban' and 'marhaban ismi' for greeting and introducing oneself.
01:13Possessive adjectives in Arabic are placed after the object, for example 'name my' instead of 'my name'.
02:47The instructor teaches how to ask 'what is your name' and 'where are you from' in Arabic.
04:20The phrases 'how are you' and 'I'm fine' are explained in Arabic, along with the appropriate responses.
06:36The phrase 'nice to meet you' is introduced as 'tasharrafna' in Arabic.
11:26The instructor provides examples and practice exercises for using the learned phrases in different contexts.
18:07The video concludes with the phrase 'masalama' for saying goodbye in Arabic.
