Cartoon intros… in Arabic

13 Oct, 2009  Random

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Well since I’ve already posted two vids, I thought I’d show some Western Cartoons but sung in Arabic :P Sadly theren’s any popular Qatari cartoons, although Kuwait and the Emirates have created some nice ones including the South Park spoof “Block 13″ and the Emirati “Al Fareej”.

Duck Tales

The funny part here is that the part where they say ‘Duck Tales a-w000hooo’ in English they just say the title of the cartoon which is the equivelant of saying, ‘Tales of Duckarinos’

Click the more link below for more cartoon intros.

Ninja Turtles

Ok they’re not even trying here! Wtf?! “We’ll kill all the badies, we’re the turtles HEY!” On a serious note, there was one that sounded like the original.

Pokemon

It’s actually not that bad! “Pokemon I’m gonna collect them all! I’ll free the world right now!”

Inspector Gadget

This sounds sooo old! The song actually had a good message “Use your brain for a better future” or something along those lines.

Animaniacs

Another good one, this time with subs so you can sing along!

Tiny Toons

This is the finale.

Comments?

  • http://iloveqatar.net Enigma

    lol 2 funny but the accents are diffrent then what i hear in qatar

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