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Learn Arabic with Khasu
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Only classical Arabic (فُصْحَى)
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Have you ever wanted to learn Arabic, the beautiful language of poetry and literature? Look no further than the Telegram channel 'Learn Arabic with Khasu'! This channel is dedicated to helping you master classical Arabic (فُصْحَى), the formal language used in literature, newspapers, and official documents across the Arab world. Whether you are a beginner looking to start from scratch or an advanced learner wanting to refine your skills, 'Learn Arabic with Khasu' is the perfect place for you. So who is Khasu? Khasu is a knowledgeable and experienced language teacher who is passionate about sharing the beauty of the Arabic language with others. With Khasu's guidance, you can expect to improve your grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation, as well as gain a deeper understanding of Arabic culture and history. What can you expect from this channel? 'Learn Arabic with Khasu' offers a variety of learning materials, including grammar lessons, vocabulary exercises, reading comprehension tasks, and listening practice. Khasu also provides personalized feedback and support to help you progress quickly and effectively. Additionally, if you have any questions or need further assistance, you can contact Khasu directly through the Telegram bot @Ust_Khasu_bot. Whether you are learning Arabic for academic, professional, or personal reasons, 'Learn Arabic with Khasu' is the ideal platform to enhance your language skills and become fluent in classical Arabic. Join the channel today and embark on an exciting journey of language learning and cultural exploration with Khasu as your guide!
Learn Arabic with Khasu
02 Jan, 17:53
I wish I knew that when I first started learning Arabic.
Share with others in comments what you did wrong, maybe beginners will benefit from your mistakes.
Share with others in comments what you did wrong, maybe beginners will benefit from your mistakes.
Learn Arabic with Khasu
02 Jan, 14:09
كفاية بقى يا جماعة! الفصحى أفضل
https://youtu.be/zCMC-vHq-j0
https://youtu.be/zCMC-vHq-j0
Learn Arabic with Khasu
30 Dec, 12:19
Arabic Podcast with my kazakh friend Ablaykhan when he tells us how he became fluent in Arabic.
https://youtu.be/XzwrCnUxBsQ
https://youtu.be/XzwrCnUxBsQ
Learn Arabic with Khasu
25 Dec, 15:54
How to read your first book in arabic? https://youtube.com/shorts/25m_s-7KbGw
Learn Arabic with Khasu
24 Dec, 14:23
To develop language skills in children, it is necessary to “use” the language. However, when there is no environment and all your conversations revolve around life in the apartment, the child reaches a dead end and doesn’t progress.
Of course, cartoons compensate for a lot, but this doesn’t always work, so it’s essential to constantly improvise and come up with various games, or rather, simply Arabize already familiar games.
As you know, I’ve been thinking about spreading this “idea” to the masses for a long time, because I am convinced that even if parents have a weak level of the language, they can still get involved in this process. However, my problem is that I’m currently occupied with other projects, but perhaps at the beginning of the year, I’ll find the energy for this project.
In general, for now, I’m just sharing a random game for today.
Of course, cartoons compensate for a lot, but this doesn’t always work, so it’s essential to constantly improvise and come up with various games, or rather, simply Arabize already familiar games.
As you know, I’ve been thinking about spreading this “idea” to the masses for a long time, because I am convinced that even if parents have a weak level of the language, they can still get involved in this process. However, my problem is that I’m currently occupied with other projects, but perhaps at the beginning of the year, I’ll find the energy for this project.
In general, for now, I’m just sharing a random game for today.
Learn Arabic with Khasu
23 Dec, 08:51
I think this podcast is doing to يُعْجِبُكُم
A Dagestani boy, who has never met any arab, speaks Arabic fluently.
A Dagestani boy, who has never met any arab, speaks Arabic fluently.
Learn Arabic with Khasu
17 Dec, 12:10
BAYNA YADEYK 2. NEW FREE COURSE.
Lesson 1: https://youtu.be/6aavAFb9TB4
Download PDF here!
Quizlet Cards with new vocabulary: here
Rest Lessons will be here in telegram in live.
إن شاء الله
I will tell you the schedule later.
Are you interested in?
Lesson 1: https://youtu.be/6aavAFb9TB4
Download PDF here!
Quizlet Cards with new vocabulary: here
Rest Lessons will be here in telegram in live.
إن شاء الله
I will tell you the schedule later.
Are you interested in?
Learn Arabic with Khasu
16 Dec, 21:13
is there any apps for Bayna Yadeyk on phones?
I am intrested in audio
I am intrested in audio
Learn Arabic with Khasu
13 Dec, 10:34
Arabic that you will understand:
منذ كم عام تحديدا لم تر دمشق؟
وهل تغيرت دمشق عما كانت قبل هذه السنوات الطويلة؟
منذ كم عام تحديدا لم تر دمشق؟
وهل تغيرت دمشق عما كانت قبل هذه السنوات الطويلة؟
Learn Arabic with Khasu
10 Dec, 14:25
In the Arabic language, there is an interesting phenomenon where a verb can be derived from a noun, applying to both inanimate objects and animals.
Examples with animals:
أسَدٌ - اسْتَأْسَدَ
Lion - “to lionize,” to become fierce or brave like a lion
كَلْبٌ - تَكالَبَ
Dog - to attack in a pack
نَسْرٌ - اسْتَنْسَرَ
Eagle - to act like an eagle
نَمِرٌ - تَنَمَّرَ
Tiger - to get angry or aggressive
ثَعْلَبٌ - تَثَعْلَبَ
Fox - to act cunningly
Interestingly, this phenomenon exists in Russian too, for example: bikovat (“to act like a bull”).
Do we have something similar in English from animal names? Please give me examples.
Examples with animals:
أسَدٌ - اسْتَأْسَدَ
Lion - “to lionize,” to become fierce or brave like a lion
كَلْبٌ - تَكالَبَ
Dog - to attack in a pack
نَسْرٌ - اسْتَنْسَرَ
Eagle - to act like an eagle
نَمِرٌ - تَنَمَّرَ
Tiger - to get angry or aggressive
ثَعْلَبٌ - تَثَعْلَبَ
Fox - to act cunningly
Interestingly, this phenomenon exists in Russian too, for example: bikovat (“to act like a bull”).
Do we have something similar in English from animal names? Please give me examples.
Learn Arabic with Khasu
09 Dec, 12:32
New vocabulary for you:
إنَّها شقَّة المُحَقِّقِ العَبْقَرِيِّ شيركوك خولكز
This is the flat of genius detective Sherlock Holmes
عَبقَرِيٌّ [abqoriy] genius
مُحَقِّقٌ [muhaqqiq] detective
Use them in a sentence in comments:
إنَّها شقَّة المُحَقِّقِ العَبْقَرِيِّ شيركوك خولكز
This is the flat of genius detective Sherlock Holmes
عَبقَرِيٌّ [abqoriy] genius
مُحَقِّقٌ [muhaqqiq] detective
Use them in a sentence in comments:
Learn Arabic with Khasu
04 Dec, 15:39
One of the most powerful tools for language development is writing.
While I was in Egypt in 2016, I started writing various texts in Arabic and posting them on Facebook.
At that time, my background included two years of studying in evening courses and five months of studying in Egypt. I was at level 10 (mustawa).
Here’s one of those texts:
https://telegra.ph/درس-من-حياة-الحيوانات-12-04
By the way, there are mistakes in it—who can find and correct them in the comments?
While I was in Egypt in 2016, I started writing various texts in Arabic and posting them on Facebook.
At that time, my background included two years of studying in evening courses and five months of studying in Egypt. I was at level 10 (mustawa).
Here’s one of those texts:
https://telegra.ph/درس-من-حياة-الحيوانات-12-04
By the way, there are mistakes in it—who can find and correct them in the comments?
Learn Arabic with Khasu
04 Dec, 11:55
This is a part of homework for my students after 2 months of studying:
I usually go to sleep early on my day off and wake up early. I sleep 8 hours. I wake up for Fajr prayer, then I go to the park and sit on a bench there and read 2 hours approximately. After that, I sometimes go to my friends, or return home. After the Zuhr prayer, I sit down at the computer and work for about 3 hours. I am writing a book about the Prophet's family in English.
I usually go to sleep early on my day off and wake up early. I sleep 8 hours. I wake up for Fajr prayer, then I go to the park and sit on a bench there and read 2 hours approximately. After that, I sometimes go to my friends, or return home. After the Zuhr prayer, I sit down at the computer and work for about 3 hours. I am writing a book about the Prophet's family in English.
Learn Arabic with Khasu
02 Dec, 10:35
How to use AI in learning Arabic?
https://youtu.be/Xf0JaOjCINE?si=r_StV_7ywcGrknf2
https://youtu.be/Xf0JaOjCINE?si=r_StV_7ywcGrknf2
Learn Arabic with Khasu
18 Nov, 19:41
Oh, I understand this one!
Sometimes my Arabic has days off and I like “where is my Arabic, it was here yesterday” 😂
Do you know this feeling?
Sometimes my Arabic has days off and I like “where is my Arabic, it was here yesterday” 😂
Do you know this feeling?
Learn Arabic with Khasu
12 Nov, 21:47
This is one of my teachers library📚 he has collected these books during 20 years.
12 years ago when I was studying alphabet he said me:
“Start collecting your maktaba right now even if you don’t understand, every month buy 4-5 books, and one day, after 3-4 years of studying, when you will understand Arabic you will already have a lot of books”.
Now I can add to this advice that seeing books in Arabic in your room motivate you to learn Arabic in order to understand these books.
12 years ago when I was studying alphabet he said me:
“Start collecting your maktaba right now even if you don’t understand, every month buy 4-5 books, and one day, after 3-4 years of studying, when you will understand Arabic you will already have a lot of books”.
Now I can add to this advice that seeing books in Arabic in your room motivate you to learn Arabic in order to understand these books.
Learn Arabic with Khasu
09 Nov, 18:29
Oliver from UK:
«Arabic is a very logical language, unlike English. I think Arabic is easier than English in this regard, it’s just that English is common everywhere.»
Do you agree?
«Arabic is a very logical language, unlike English. I think Arabic is easier than English in this regard, it’s just that English is common everywhere.»
Do you agree?
Learn Arabic with Khasu
06 Nov, 21:13
Another fake with my face but this time in Turkish. I don’t know who uses my video to deceive people but I can’t do anything with this adds on youtube, so be careful.
Learn Arabic with Khasu
27 Oct, 22:33
This is my very first video in Arabic from 2017 when I was about going back to my hometown from Egypt.
That time I thought: how can I save my language in Chechnya where is no arabs to speak with…
My answer was like: I must create a channel on YouTube and start making videos in Arabic for arabs.
The first video was:
“The Muslims of Russia”
That time I thought: how can I save my language in Chechnya where is no arabs to speak with…
My answer was like: I must create a channel on YouTube and start making videos in Arabic for arabs.
The first video was:
“The Muslims of Russia”
Learn Arabic with Khasu
24 Oct, 13:45
أحب رَفْعَ الأثقالِ.
اُحْزُرُوا، كم كيلو هنا؟
بعد شهر سأحاوِلُ مرةً أخرى إن شاء الله
اُحْزُرْ guess
هذه مئة وعشرون كيلوجرام.
اُحْزُرُوا، كم كيلو هنا؟
بعد شهر سأحاوِلُ مرةً أخرى إن شاء الله
اُحْزُرْ guess
Learn Arabic with Khasu
23 Oct, 19:32
I can’t believe I can speak Arabic after this video…..
https://youtu.be/vEfd47I7R68
https://youtu.be/vEfd47I7R68
Learn Arabic with Khasu
17 Oct, 13:49
I named my second son Zayd because all examples in Arabic grammar books are with Zayd, so I wish he will enjoy studying them.
But unfortunately all examples in our home are:
ضرب محمد زيدا 🤕
Now he is 4 years young Arabic speaker, so when my haters write in youtube comments: “no one speaks Fusha in daily life” I respond by “at least I know one who speaks”. 😅
الحمد لله. بارك الله فيهم وفي جميع أطفال المسلمين.
But unfortunately all examples in our home are:
ضرب محمد زيدا 🤕
Now he is 4 years young Arabic speaker, so when my haters write in youtube comments: “no one speaks Fusha in daily life” I respond by “at least I know one who speaks”. 😅
الحمد لله. بارك الله فيهم وفي جميع أطفال المسلمين.
Learn Arabic with Khasu
07 Oct, 14:56
Gaza! 1 year of genocide!
Nothing changed!
اللهم اشف مرضاهم وارحم مواتهم وانصرهم يا الله واغفر لنا تقصيرنا. يا رب!
https://youtu.be/Eav6JZoTVhw?si=nbeLwS83UU4m3b34
Nothing changed!
اللهم اشف مرضاهم وارحم مواتهم وانصرهم يا الله واغفر لنا تقصيرنا. يا رب!
https://youtu.be/Eav6JZoTVhw?si=nbeLwS83UU4m3b34
Learn Arabic with Khasu
03 Oct, 07:21
“I am not teaching Arabic to live, I am living to teach Arabic” (c) This is what I feel sometimes. ♥️
عاشَ يَعِيشُ to live
عاشَ يَعِيشُ to live
Learn Arabic with Khasu
25 Sep, 15:12
I look more like a security guard here than a translator😂
security guard حارِس شَخْصِيّ
translator مُتَرْجِمٌ
security guard حارِس شَخْصِيّ
translator مُتَرْجِمٌ
Learn Arabic with Khasu
24 Sep, 09:48
Today I was asked to translate for the ambassadors of Arab countries in an international educational forum in Chechnya. I feel different feelings. It’s first time I work as a translator.
This is Saudi ambassador.
This is Saudi ambassador.
Learn Arabic with Khasu
19 Sep, 10:00
Have you ever said Good morning instead of Good evening? If so, here is a way out of this awkward situation.
Who can translate?
Who can translate?
Learn Arabic with Khasu
14 Sep, 10:00
What’s the most beautiful words/sayings that you have read in Arabic? Or not the most beautiful, but words you like.
Please share them with us, with English translation.
Please share them with us, with English translation.
Learn Arabic with Khasu
14 Sep, 06:43
Arabic / English Speaking Groups
Arabic | Men
https://t.me/+QLnsCvx0_64wYWRi
English | Men
https://t.me/+5sAsFXuRrvE0NjEy
Arabic | Women
https://t.me/+X2-ldOnuHghkOTFi
English | Women
https://t.me/+LuJ4-b15UORlZGYy
Arabic | Men
https://t.me/+QLnsCvx0_64wYWRi
English | Men
https://t.me/+5sAsFXuRrvE0NjEy
Arabic | Women
https://t.me/+X2-ldOnuHghkOTFi
English | Women
https://t.me/+LuJ4-b15UORlZGYy
Learn Arabic with Khasu
10 Sep, 11:09
Epic lesson https://youtu.be/vEfd47I7R68?si=4bifNDDSM0ZUsEJj
Learn Arabic with Khasu
10 Sep, 01:28
This is fake!!! AI 🤖 I don’t know what can I do to stop them using my face.
Learn Arabic with Khasu
07 Sep, 20:22
The experiment on raising bilinguals continues. Here's a random dialogue in the car.
I'm making a lot of observations, there are actually quite difficult stages ahead, since the language is not yet fully developed and it can roll back at any moment, and add to this the fact that they are now taught Russian in kindergarten, then the challenge is very serious.
Be that as it may, this is a rather interesting experiment, because I am the only person in their life who teaches them Arabic. I ask Allah taufiq.
The participants of the dialogue are 4 and 5 years old.
Perhaps one day I will start a channel about teaching kids Arabic, but for now just listen.
I'm making a lot of observations, there are actually quite difficult stages ahead, since the language is not yet fully developed and it can roll back at any moment, and add to this the fact that they are now taught Russian in kindergarten, then the challenge is very serious.
Be that as it may, this is a rather interesting experiment, because I am the only person in their life who teaches them Arabic. I ask Allah taufiq.
The participants of the dialogue are 4 and 5 years old.
Perhaps one day I will start a channel about teaching kids Arabic, but for now just listen.
Learn Arabic with Khasu
05 Sep, 19:19
I just made this new picture for my own book that I have been working on for last 6 years. The lesson is about colors and numbers.
How many questions you can ask around this picture? Any questions!
I will start:
كمْ قَلَمًا على الطاولة؟
How many questions you can ask around this picture? Any questions!
I will start:
كمْ قَلَمًا على الطاولة؟
Learn Arabic with Khasu
04 Sep, 08:41
Just saw how my 5 years son was making dua and saying in Arabic:
الله! أحبك! الله أعطِني سيارات كثيرة، أحبك يا الله، اشترِ لي سيارات كثيرة.
Allah, I love you, Allah give me a lot of cars, I love you, buy me a lot of cars.
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Yes, by mercy of Allah I could teach my kids to speak Arabic as a second language since they was 2-3 years old, so they talk to me usually in Arabic. How I did it? Just as we teach them our mother tongue, by speaking. There is not any secret.
I ask Allah to make our children good Muslims.
الله! أحبك! الله أعطِني سيارات كثيرة، أحبك يا الله، اشترِ لي سيارات كثيرة.
Allah, I love you, Allah give me a lot of cars, I love you, buy me a lot of cars.
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Yes, by mercy of Allah I could teach my kids to speak Arabic as a second language since they was 2-3 years old, so they talk to me usually in Arabic. How I did it? Just as we teach them our mother tongue, by speaking. There is not any secret.
I ask Allah to make our children good Muslims.
Learn Arabic with Khasu
29 Aug, 17:59
New video
https://youtu.be/wHEoecVEwmU?si=chO9E6J41mBDdv53
https://youtu.be/wHEoecVEwmU?si=chO9E6J41mBDdv53
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