r/learnArabicSecular

Is this a real thing that the Arabs are divided between beduin/nomads and hadar/urban population?

Assalamu alikum,

I'm 22F and I'm looking for a female tutor for teaching me arabic online.

I want to learn fussha.

Native arabic speakers preferred.

Hey everyone
I'm a native Arabic speaker looking for a serious language partner to help me practice my English speaking skills and build confidence in return I'd be happy to help you master Modern Standard Arabic we can have casual friendly conversations about books, movies, or daily life and correct each other's mistakes along the way if you're genuinely interested in learning together feel free to send me a DM! 😊

or would it be too weird since no one speaks MSA causally?

hi, F 22 im half Palestinian half Russian and I really want to learn Arabic
I went to a course in my mosque and I can read arabic (not that fast and good tho, and only with harakat)
I really really wanna learn Arabic especially the Lebanese / Palestinian dialect
My wish is to talk freely with my relatives. When my parents speak I do understand many things (depends on the context) but it’s so Hard for me to speak since I don’t know anything abt grammar and structure of the sentence
I don’t know where and how to start to learn. I’ve downloaded some apps but I felt like they don’t do much.
Pls help, thanksss

Guys, if you're a beginner to intermediate Arabic learner, you might know the grammar, the letters and most of the basics, but still feel like vocabulary is holding you back.

And maybe you know a decent amount of MSA vocabulary, but you want to start understanding other dialects too.

For me, one of the biggest problems is when I'm scrolling through social media or watching clips from shows. I'll come across a word I don't know, look up the translation, think "oh, that's a useful word"... and then completely forget it later.

I wanted something where I could actually keep all these words I'm coming across in one place and come back to them later. So I built a desktop app around that idea.

https://reddit.com/link/1vpu1cr/video/jtogi8hxwpjh1/player

You can save newly learned Arabic words and notes to your own personal collection, then quickly search through them whenever you need to. There's also interactive flashcards to help reinforce the words you've saved, and a feature called Connections, where you can group Arabic words together based on their shared meaning or category.

The main idea is pretty simple: when you come across a new Arabic word, don't just look up the translation and forget about it. Save it, come back to it, and actually build your vocabulary over time.

If you have any questions about the app, feel free to ask in the comments or DM me.

What words or names are commonly used to describe children of the diaspora? People whose parents emigrated abroad to Europe or the Americas?

(And I’m not looking for disrespectful terms please)

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I want to learn arabic but Duolingo does not work i have tried it but it was teaching me words with out the alphabet