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Is Arabic difficult to learn?

YES - and no. Learning Arabic certainly takes time and practice, but there are not many irregularities in the grammar. It's much less complicated than Latin, and probably simpler than German, too. Arabic is like any other language, easy in some aspects and hard in some others, depending on the learner's background, and ability to adapt to new rules. Arabic exists in two forms:

The modern Standard Arabic used in schools, universities, etc.. and on formal occasions such as speeches, debates, etc... (it's what you'll learn here)

The colloquial dialects which differ from one country to another. The colloquial dialect refers to the informal use of the language.

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In the past year we wrote our followers names in Arabic -we stopped it for lack of time-, here you will find the names that we published, if you're interested.

Started: March 24, 2011 ~

Hello everyone!

I’m back from my vacation, I just wanted to tell you that I’ve closed the Names requests till I finish what I already have, also I would like to ask my Muslim followers to check this post in my personal blog, and the rest of the followers to keep following and supporting and wait for the upcoming posts.

Thank you all, have a great day/night.

To ask about housing types, there’s a lot of ways and forms that you can use:

• What kind of place do you live in? مانوع المكان الذي تعيش فيه؟ Ma Naw’a AlMakan Alathy Ta’esh feeh?
• What kind of place do you live in? ما نوع المكان الذي تسكن فيه؟ Ma Nawa AlMakan Alathy Taskun feeh?
• And the shortest form that we used here: Where do you live? أين تسكن\تعيش؟ Ayna Taskun/Ta’esh?

More about the difference between  سكن Sakana, and عاش’ Asha.

*Useful links: How to pronounce, Sun AL/ Moon AL.

And goes on: الرابع Al-Rabea, الخامس Al-Khames, السادس Al-Sades… العاشر Al-Aasher (tenth), الحادي عشر Al-Hadee aashar (eleventh), الثاني عشر Al-Thanee aashar (twelfth)..

Today, March 24, marks the first anniversary of Arabic way! I can’t believe it’s already been a year since I’ve started this thing and I’m so happy and proud, and grateful for all of you my followers and thank you for all your kind messages, submissions, suggestions, and your time.

It’s really hard for me to believe these numbers, I’m both thankful and sorry .. thankful for all the love and support and sorry for not being good enough and not posting as much as I should, but I’ll do my best for one more year and I’ll keep trying to improve Arabic way to be the best way to learn the language, so, my friends please as always support me and send me your thoughts, and opinions, suggestions, and anything you think I should do or post… thank you so much shukran jazeelan ya asdeqaa شكرًا جزيلاً يا أصدقاء .

*Nusaiba For our friend @hellosaiba we hope you like it ;).

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*Hannany For our friend @minusculeme we hope you like it ;).

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*Maryam For our friends @owlsandspaceships and @meemita we hope you like it ;).

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