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This is rural dialect but very Jordanian (except for the English of course)
I think it’s funny too I hope you like it
please tell me what you understood 
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By the way, I know Abu Majhoob. I watched this video some time ago, and it cracked me up. It actually does every time I watch it. Religion… it’s Deen! You don’t miss Deen!
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i understand just fews words…:hm:
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@ kounouz
It’s great that you understood some of it because it’s not that easy :okay:
Mahjoob and Abu Mahjoob are talking about Jordan and America…
But Abu Mahjoob is surprised because his son is still Jordanian and even more religious although he lived in the US for a while
and this is true and happens to most people here
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@ kounouz
It’s great that you understood some of it because it’s not that easy :okay:
Mahjoob and Abu Mahjoob are talking about Jordan and America…
But Abu Mahjoob is surprised because his son is still Jordanian and even more religious although he lived in the US for a while
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yes, that’s true, i noticed that me too.
That’s interesting and I think it’s a great thing
i LOVE this 
it made me laugh :lol:
and i do understand a lot of it, hamdoullah
but a lot of words are like iraqi - i never thought that !!
i love jordaaaaaaan, it’s my favourite arabic country that i’ve beeen to :hap:
well Jordan and Iraq are very close so they’re dialects have to sound close too
I never visited Iraq but now I want to… when the occupiers leave inshallah
Jordan LOVES YOU too come visit us again :D:D
I WOULD LOVE TO COME VISIT AGAIN :)
i’ve been twice in my lifeee, when i was 8, properly, and then when i went to iraq we stayed one night in jordan before and after
LOVED IT BOTH TIMES <333
and trueee, we’re connected in every waaaay :lol:
yes thanks :hap:
inshallah next time you’ll like it more because now it’s more develpoed (just a bit :lol:)
awwww i still loved it the way it was
i wanna go see it nowwww :hap:
ahla osahla :D:hap:
Allah yselmik
CAN’T WAIT :lol:
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^^ (la personne en haut) 3ndk 7a99
the arabs don’t even understand the moroccan dialect well, yet moroccans understand the fus7a and the rest!
c’est un probleme, je crois! one day i will be one of the arabs that do understand moroccan. inchallah :hap:
Small correction: We say, 3ndk l7aqq. Leaving 7aqq undefined is pretty sharqi :).
okkk, choukran a al SM dyalna
HaHa! You always crack me up! Al SM is the best! :mdr: