base on experiences: 1- the grammar itself - need to remember a lot of things.. 2- it has standard and colloquial - Arab people won't speak in standard language..make it hard to practice although if you go to Arabic country to learn Arabic, but I think most languages have their own slang.

First of all, I couldn't get good text book(to learn) in here (south Korea). Sencond, It's too hard to read Arabic, font is too small and bad readability in Windows. Last, I've never faced Arabic in my life before, so I still don't know symbols. It seems like painting and kind of Graffiti for me. It makes me hard to learn Arabic.

The Arabic alphabet is easier to learn than the Hebrew alphabet. I'm not sure why this is considering they both have some similar characters. For an English speaker, the gutteral sounds are very difficult.

For me, it's the same as Choo: the font is too small to read, and it's the same as Lanzailan: need to remember a lot of things about grammar.