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Arabic VS. Hebrew #8 – The Clock !
you deserve a nobel award for peace!
Arabic all day everyday
مصر مصر
more hebrew pleaaase! i’m addicted to your videos! love them
great job
You rock 🙂 !
Hello Maha…
First, I am humbly thankful for your efforts and time you spend in teaching the thirsty people like me for language. I’m so happy about you this course and thank you again!
Second, I’d love to re-learn again Arabic becoz I’ve forgotten almost everything I knew in this language! Please Help me improve and get better!
Third, May the God of Heaven, the Father of my Saviour Jesus Christ bless your life!
Shuk’ran… From Kigali
Hello Maha,,,
First,,I would like to thank you very much for your great efforts to teach us the Hebrew language,,I depend mainly on it to learn Hebrew,,so really thank you!!!!! =)
Second,,i hope that you make lesson for numbers if you are not busy!!!!
Thank you again,,From Egypt!!! =)
she is the most amazing girl on youtube
I think that Arabs say “How much” because in their ancient clock they used to count stuff in the clock rather than reading it like we do today. because their clock looked different back then.
It would be great to learn in both Hebrew and Arabic about what to say to a taxi driver who is trying to overcharge! Hehehe
Swahili Watch/clock is Saa, time saa. What is the time? Ni Saa ngapi?
You should do a comparison between swahili and Arabic. You’ll will be surprised by how much similarities you come across.
they are fighting for you mother bitch !! hos gonna fuck it the first !! & (peace)
شحال راهي ساعة ؟
nd now lady, how can I add U on my facebook…started likin u…:)
am i the only one who got here because of her looks, and know what the f*ck shes talknig about?
ما احلاك
don’t you ask “adesh asa’aa” ?
thats the approach, theyre too similar too be fighting among them
Maha eres linda 🙂 *_*
anyone is better than afrikans… ’cause they are useless…
Someone, clearly, who has an keen interest and a keen ear, and knowledge of her subject, an engaging way of communicating and generating interest and enthusiam in the subject. What other qualifications does she need?
Maha, would you be able to talk about the structure of verbs in both languages? For instance, the Forms (forms I, II, III) versus the binyanim in Hebrew? I would really appreciate if you could make a video about them? I am learning both right now, so it would be so good if you could!!!! Toda; shukran