Arabic: Do You Want Candy or Bread

[Fer9aad]

It's الحلوى not الحلوة. Candy=الحلوى. Beautiful=الحلوة

[1ahmeduddin]

Great !!! keep teaching me ARABIC

[smartguyisback1]

Hello there.

Nice and recommendable effort my friend.

Actually it should be حلوى not حلوة as the former ends with a long vowel. The second one is written closer to "sweet" BTW in it's feminine form if the first sound /ح/ is proceeded with the short vowel /u/. Reading حلوة on the thumbnail of this clip confused me :)

And for the phrase to be more rhetorical, the word أم would be used instead of أو.

A modest participation by an Arab here :) contact me if you need any help.

Cool glasses BTW :D

[smartguyisback1]

@smartguyisback1

Sorry, by "sweet" I meant the adjective not the noun as the latter translates to "حلوى" as well which is a synonym to "candy" in a way.

[elchami743]

Ureed al 7alwah

[Martiwashere]

hal tureed al halwa ow al khobs. I want both? Shukran =D

[s0raya3]

أريد الحلوة من فضلك :)

[TasQattan]

أنا أريد الخبز :)

[toto31652]

i want the candy

[lucky1o0o]

Mas'Allah your Pronounce is very good

[LearnArabicTV]

@lucky1o0o

thanks

[MuslimVlogGuy]

halwah has so many meanings in Arabic.

[LearnArabicTV]

@MuslimVlogGuy

Really? I thought that it just meant sweet as in candy. What else does it mean.

[MuslimVlogGuy]

@LearnArabicTV

I've seen it used for sweetness of worship before. My friend told me an Arabic catchphrase to "holler" at a girl, which included "halwah" in it. Desis also use the name for some kind of dessert with raisins and cherries in it.

hehe.

[alnahdy2]

@LearnArabicTV i dont think that there is another meaning besides candy maybe the brother is confused with another word