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What do you think of my videos for Arabic? Hi everyone, Recently, I created a YouTube channel for helping people who like to learn Arabic. My lessons focus on listening and repeating as much as possible. I think listening to a phrase many times is a good and easy way to memorize it fast. I try to make the lesson short as much as possible to avoid boredom. I attached each lesson a pdf file of the lesson with notes. I uploaded two lessons till now. If you have ideas or suggestions to improve my lessons, I would be grateful to hear from you. Thank you Lesson 1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r3zs9SNLoLo Lesson 2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IMQq0214r9I

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السلام عليكم راضي،، عمل ممتاز، يعطيك العافية :)

 

Your videos are friendly and work for kids as well, because of the photos you attached inside. Also I find repeating to be a good way to learn a language, same as Memrise app that I use to learn other languages. I opened the correction box not to corerct what you just wrote, but to give you few notes:

 

1. In the beginning of the two videos, the voice reading English was shaky, so I hope there's a way that you can fix it, or just to pay attanetion for the next videos.

 

2. In the second video, you wrote that the response to "صباح الخير", so I assumed that in Iraq you don't respond with "صباح النور"? In here we respond with صباح النور to the morning greeting, and when someone wishes us good night "تصبح على خير", we usually respond with "وانت من أهله" :)

 

3. A very important note about tnween alfth ً , it should never be on the alif at the end of the word, but on the letter before it, because Alif is consonant, like in مرحبًا/ أهلًا وسهلًا.

http://www.alfaseeh.com/vb/showthread.php?t=28320

 

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