Shadee Elmasry – 16. Taa & thaa Common Mistakes

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The speaker explains that in the Arabic writing, the word "na" should be pronounced without a whistling sound, but in the Arabic version of the statement, it should be pronounced with the tongue tip hitting the roof of the mouth and no air should be drawn. The speaker also explains that in the Arabic version of the statement, the word "na" should not be pronoigned with a whistling sound, but with the tongue tip hitting the roof of the mouth, it should be pronounced with the tongue tip. The speaker emphasizes that the word "na" should not be pronounced with a whistling sound, but with the mouth tip between the two teeth, it should be pronounced with the tongue tip.

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			Alright. The next letter we'll look at is
		
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			the te. The te must be pronounced
		
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			without
		
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			a whistling sound. It must be dry.
		
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			It is pronounced by placing the middle of
		
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			the tongue on the roof of the mouth
		
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			and ensuring that no air comes out. So
		
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			I don't know if you're gonna hear this
		
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			on the mic, but
		
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			when we pronounce rah, we should ta. We
		
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			should there there should in the Quran, there
		
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			should be no whistling.
		
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			Again,
		
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			in speech, you're not taking into account. There's
		
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			no,
		
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			reward or otherwise incorrect
		
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			enunciation of speech. Dialects are fine. I'm not
		
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			talking about the original Arabic dialect that are
		
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			accepted in the Quran. I'm talking about,
		
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			regular dialects of this of the Sudanese, Iraqi,
		
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			all these dialects. That's fine.
		
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			But in the Quran, there should be no
		
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			whistling. If you hear this, tss tss tss,
		
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			in the ta there should be no whistling
		
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			like
		
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			No. It should be
		
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			ta ta. The ta
		
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			is pronounced with the tongue tip hitting the
		
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			roof of the mouth.
		
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			Ta. Not sssss. There should be no whistling
		
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			in the ta. So you start to say
		
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			tabbat.
		
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			You should
		
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			say not tab. You should not hear any
		
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			whistling,
		
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			alright, tasfir
		
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			when you pronounce the ta. That's the main
		
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			issue with the ta. If you can understand
		
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			that and and learn that and figure out
		
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			how to do that, then you've achieved the
		
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			goal regarding and it's a major one because
		
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			it's a mistake that many people make.
		
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			K?
		
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			Notice
		
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			that we're not looking at every single letter
		
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			because some letters really don't need to be
		
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			discussed. For example, we didn't look at the
		
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			harfulba.
		
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			There's no issue there. Now, harfulthe
		
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			is an issue. The the.
		
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			And many
		
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			cultures, dialects, they'll pronounce it sa. Okay?
		
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			For example,
		
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			semina is a common name. Well,
		
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			semina
		
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			in Arabic actually means filled with butter. Right?
		
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			But really what they mean
		
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			is Themina.
		
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			Alright. Themina.
		
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			Okay. Themina means valuable. Alright. That's the name.
		
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			Themin.
		
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			The means that the or or the to
		
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			pronounce the thep, the tongue has to come
		
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			out of the mouth between the two teeth.
		
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			Thep.
		
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			Alright? Quite simple.
		
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			But, it's not s it's not t it's
		
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			s.