Why is it difficult to learn Arabic language?
There are some debates and comments on students who took up Arabic language course, but unfortunately drop out due to some disturb factors and concerns for some lecturers,
Here are some comments:
Is it hard to learn Arabic on your own? Can I really speak Arabic?
Yes, whatever subject a person is learning, he typically
needs guidance and of course a good book. More than that an Arabic teacher who
can teach him to master the Arabic language.
There should not be any debate or argument that the language is “fusha” (classical) or dialects. English speakers have dialects because the Americans and the British has different slang. Let’s not fight over this statement.
Some may comment:
"Oh my Gosh the Arabic alphabets is cursive, and I can’t literally
understand or write it".
Reply: Dear Bro, every language has basic alphabets even English has it, Japanese language and all language has alphabets. Isn’t that true. The Arabic learner has to go through a process of learning from basic Arabic alphabets to writing, of course it needs practice for sure. Start basic and build confidence.
Any person who wants to learn a foreign language course, must start form basic. That is a true fact. No body just magically master and speak fluent Arabic by taking one lesson and becomes a pro in Arabic.
So, the question is:
How do I start learning Arabic language?
Lots of people wanted to learn the Arabic Course from basic but failed down the road. Here are some reasons:
- You need a good basic Arabic book, which teach fundamentals and speaking Arabic in your first lesson.
- Intention to learn this Arabic beginner course from zero. It needs extra effort from the Arabic learner to know new vocabularies by saying the Arabic words and writing and spelling
- An Arabic syllabus with basic topics
- Don't waste your time learning the Arabic grammar at this time
- You just need to intensify yourself by speaking Arabic on a daily basis
- Memorize and use some simple Arabic phrase
Get the basic Arabic book: Lower Beginner Arabic
"I had reviewed this Arabic lower beginner language book and wanted to say something about this book".
Basic phrase from:
Lesson 1: What’s your name?
Lesson 2: How are you?
Lesson
3: What is this?
Lesson 4: This is?
Lesson 5: Who are you?
Lesson 6: Who is this?
Lesson 7: Where do you live?
Lesson 8: I speak little Arabic?
Lesson 9: What’s the number?
Lesson 10: Who lives with you?
You will notice that the topics are simple, You don’t need to be a professor to master and speak Arabic. or holding a diploma degree. Generally learning a new foreign language is just some new skills you learn and discovered. Once you know the Arabic phrase and vocabularies, it is yours, and can empower you to speak Arabic in any situation. You just need to allocate time to speak Arabic in just 30 minutes of
your time. Wow! Isn't that great. But bro I just want to say. The best person is
you and be creative in your learning process.
Hey what’s that process?
- Voice over by recording your voice using the iPhone and save it on your flash drive
- Plug in to your car audio, and just listen on the go.
Try this book, you can view the e-book on your phone or tablet and it is very cheap or you may even request a print version at an affordable price. You know resource and tools are quite expensive, but e-books are just like a price of food and coffee.
"I had read this book, and gave a big thumbs up. sure can speak Arabic before you know it, and speak all the above topics"
Moz Sa'ad
