اكلات عراقية احتفالية العيد – اكلات عراقية من… |عرب اورج

This is great, thank you! It's too hard for me but I will listen many times. If you can make beginner videos where you speak only Iraqi Arabic but slowly and simply, I would be so happy. Thank you again!

thank you and your beautiful wife for the SUBTITLES!! mashallah and inshallah your channel will get so popular!

learning so much throu you rami!! thanks a lot

You can provide a downloadable pdf with the vocabulary, as well! If you already do, could you please share the link of your website with me?

I love your videos. My parents are Iraqi Jews and I hear many common words.
My grandmother used to make pasha! Thanks for the memories.

ايامكم سعيدة!!
Thank you so much for this video I am learning much more bit by bit I’ve watched every single one of your videos and the growth in my Arabic is insane from when I started. I am Iraqi but never lived there and was born in Sweden so I spoke Swedish and English and had many gaps in my knowledge and vocabulary in Iraqi Arabic. I am now 16 and can speak Iraqi really well and all I did was have conversations with people (e.g my parents) and note down all the key words and vocabs you share in your videos and revise them daily.
شكراً جزيلاً, الله يحفظك ويحفظ زوجتك❤

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Delicious ❤❤❤❤❤

My late mother spoke Baghdadi dialect and I can't remember clearly how she said the word meaning eat. I thought that it was kul, but after trying to learn some Arabic I think that means "all" or "every", as in kul Iraqi (all/every Iraqi). Is akul the word for eat as in akul Klecha?

The subtitles are SO HELPFUL! I learned a lot in this video, thank you so much! Alif shukran!

I love Klecha with walnuts!

Like with Rami, my favorite klecha is the one with dates. My mother used to make it and the kind with walnuts. And that item to spread the dough is called a rolling pin but I’m not sure what it’s called in Iraqi Arabic.

Loved the video!