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The debate over using Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) versus regional dialects in literature raises questions of authenticity, accessibility, and cultural representation. Can a hybrid approach offer a balance between tradition and modernity?
Learning a new language is an exciting endeavor, yet many language learners are hesitant about Arabic. Is it really as difficult as people say? Let’s explore whether Arabic deserves its reputation as a tough language and why it might be more approachable than you think.
Learn Arabic and Palestinian culture with Mo, a Netflix comedy-drama series featuring authentic dialogue and diverse themes. Enjoy Arabic subtitles and dubbing options for the best learning experience. Don’t miss out on this inspiring show.
Discover the key differences between Modern Standard Arabic and Arabic dialects, and understand how this knowledge can enhance your communication, cultural understanding, and language learning.
Here are some tips for those of you who are just undertaking your journey to learn Arabic or for those who might need to make some minor tweaks in your routine to push past plateaus.
Suzana shares how she first became interested in Arabic and where it led her.
Part 10 in the “Arabs Say…” series, we ask: What kind of things make other Arabic dialects hard for you to understand?
Sindri tells us how he has improved his Arabic with extensive reading and listening.
When learning a language independently, it can be difficult to stay focused. This article explains how you can set and achieve your goals with the help of S.M.A.R.T. goals!
Henning shares with us his tips and techniques for maximizing exposure to spoken Arabic.
I am thrilled to announce the launch of our new eBook series: Media Arabic Vocabulary. This series is a testament to our commitment to providing innovative and dynamic language learning resources. Our Media Arabic Vocabulary series is designed specifically for intermediate learners of Arabic who are interested in reading Arabic news but find it a
In Palestinian Arabic Voices: Authentic Listening and Reading Practice in Levantine Colloquial Arabic, you will meet Najd, Suheil, Alan, Bader, Nihad, and Khaled, Palestinians from Gaza and the West Bank, who share about themselves and their homeland. Each essay is transcribed and translated into English and includes exercises to improve comprehension.
Over 4,500 flashcards with audio. Use Anki’s SRS (spaced repetition system) to maximize your memorization of new vocabulary.
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