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My struggle with Arabic began in October 2012, with a couple of false starts. I tried initially to find a private tutor for Egyptian Arabic but found instead a morose Palestinian girl with no teaching experience or qualifications, who insisted we should meet in a noisy café where she proposed to teach me. I refrained
Part 8 in the “Arabs Say…” series, we ask: Which Arabic dialects are the easiest and most difficult for you, as an Arab, to understand?
How to use the parallel translations and audio to study with Arabic readers effectively.
Develop strategies and adopt a productive mindset for dealing with new vocabulary while reading Arabic as a second language.
Learn why extensive reading in Arabic is so important and how to implement it in your learning routine.
Part 7 in the “Arabs Say…” series, we ask: How proficient are you in Modern Standard Arabic (MSA)? What is difficult for you? Do you make any mistakes?
Part 6 in the “Arabs Say…” series, we ask: What are a few words that are unique to your dialect which Arabs from other countries might find amusing or not understand?
How to use Netflix to learn Arabic–searching and subtitle hacks.
Part 5 in the “Arabs Say…” series: What are the advantages of using your local dialect over MSA? And what are the disadvantages?
Part 4 in the “Arabs Say…” series: Imagine that your government made your dialect the official language of your country (instead of MSA). It would have a new, standardized spelling system and grammar rules and be used in newspapers and books. What is your opinion?
Be the difference in Ahmed’s life. Every contribution, big or small, brings him one step closer to safety and stability. Click the link, read his full story, and consider supporting Ahmed’s journey to a new beginning.
Boost your Arabic news reading skills and confidence. Intermediate-level learners explore Military and Conflict, Religion, and Weather and Natural Disasters units in this volume.
Sara and Jad’s communities are divided by sectarian distrust and memories of violence. But this doesn’t get in the way of their friendship and a common goal to care for the less fortunate where they live.
This book is specifically Lebanese Arabic.
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