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seanlyoung

If anyone needs help with learning Arabic as it is spoken in Dubai, let me know. I can help with grammar issues, culture, reading and writing Arabic script.

seanlyoung

What's interesting is that hâdha is also used as pronoun. It creates a verbless sentence if followed by an indefinite word. For example:

(masc.) hâdha muHammad - This (is) Mohammad.
(fem.) hâdhi shîshah - This (is) a petrol station.
(pl.) hâdhôl maSriyyîn - These (are) Egyptians.

seanlyoung

sasa wrote:With my new methodolgy,You will be able to understand,and communicate in Arabic easily and fast.You can start reading Arabic in two / three sessions

What is your new methodology?
How fast is fast?
How much Arabic will I be able to read in 2-3 sessions?
Do you have a website to look at?

seanlyoung

Personally, I tried the Rosetta Stone software. I will say it's not bad, but it is not for learning a language as they claim it's for. The software is the same for all languages, but it translates the same words and phrases in different languages. They are not culturally aware in the software - for ...

seanlyoung

I have started a Twitter account recently that teaches Arabic also. http://twitter.com/SpeakUpInArabic

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