Do you like to watch Disney cartoons? Have you tried watching them in Arabic? It can be a very educational experience. Many of Disney’s cartoons are dubbed into Egyptian Arabic – being the most widely spread and understood colloquial dialect. There are others that are dubbed into Standard Arabic. Do you have a favourite cartoon that you watch over and over again, try to find its Arabic, and you will be amazed how much you will learn from it. Please find below a you tube like to one of the most famous songs Ha Kuna Matata. By the way Ha Kuna Matata is a Swahili phrase that means “there are no worries!”
ha! I love it! Merci ikteer for sharing!!! 🙂
Salaam!
KT:
Thank you! I love this movie! I’ve tried this technique of watching movies dubbed in Arabic, too.. I guess it works but I need to spend more time at it.
Is this particular clip dubbed in the Egyptian dialect?
Kitty A. Smith:
I have been trying to find children’s films and stories in Arabic. It is (to me) the simplest language and therefore easy to learn conversational Arabic quickly.
aziza:
@Kitty A. Smith Yes, I am sure it helps a lot! Good luck!
Aziza
Luciana:
I need Dinsey cartoons but in Standard Arabic…Please, if any one can send me the link…..
Luciana:
Disney* cartoons in modern arabic..help me please..
Comments:
ghalya:
ha! I love it! Merci ikteer for sharing!!! 🙂
Salaam!
KT:
Thank you! I love this movie! I’ve tried this technique of watching movies dubbed in Arabic, too.. I guess it works but I need to spend more time at it.
Is this particular clip dubbed in the Egyptian dialect?
Kitty A. Smith:
I have been trying to find children’s films and stories in Arabic. It is (to me) the simplest language and therefore easy to learn conversational Arabic quickly.
aziza:
@Kitty A. Smith Yes, I am sure it helps a lot! Good luck!
Aziza
Luciana:
I need Dinsey cartoons but in Standard Arabic…Please, if any one can send me the link…..
Luciana:
Disney* cartoons in modern arabic..help me please..