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I need you to correct my article about how to learn a new language Hi everyone, I will write a post about how to organize your time to find time to learn the language that you want to learn, I will try to make this post helpful for you, and in the same time I wish you correct it for me, because I am sure that I will do alot of mistakes because my English is not that good. any way lets start. I know you want learn a new language, you find it awesome, but again, you don't have time for this, so I will try help you in this point. First of all, analyze your schedule: hold on, think for a while, what kind of routine you have. Take a pen and payper and type the time you have (I sleep 8 hours, so I have 16 hours ). then type again all your activites that you do in your day, like for example (school 5 hours. Work 5 hours. Entertainment 3 hours and 2 hours for a variety of things...) 5+5+3+2=15 so you have one free hours only, not too bad, just try to fix a specific hours a day and make it to learn the language, and don't forget that you have the week-end, don't lose it, get 4 hours from sundy or saturday. then you have 9 hours every week to learn a new language, that's awesome isn't ? moreover, you must divide the activities of the language, start with the pronounciation and how to read the language correctly, customize 2 hours every week for this. and another 2 hours per week for learning vocabulary, there is a strategy that I love, it helped me alot, when you start a new language start with the most commun words firstly, type them down and try to make them in phrases. I will stop here and I will complete this notebook after tomorrow. thankies

How to organize time to learn a new language (Need you correct this) Hi everyone, I will write a post about how to organize your time to find time to learn the language that you want to learn, I will try to make this post helpful for you, and in the same time I wish you correct it for me, because I am sure that I will do alot of mistakes because my English is not that good. any way lets start. I know you want learn a new language, you find it awesome, but again, you don't have time for this, so I will try help you in this point. First of all, analyze your schedule: hold on, think for a while, what kind of routine you have. Take a pen and payper and type the time you have (I sleep 8 hours, so I have 16 hours ). then type again all your activites that you do in your day, like for example (school 5 hours. Work 5 hours. Entertainment 3 hours and 2 hours for a variety of things...) 5+5+3+2=15 so you have one free hours only, not too bad, just try to fix a specific hours a day and make it to learn the language, and don't forget that you have the week-end, don't lose it, get 4 hours from sundy or saturday. then you have 9 hours every week to learn a new language, that's awesome isn't ? moreover, you must divide the activities of the language, start with the pronounciation and how to read the language correctly, customize 2 hours every week for this. and another 2 hours per week for learning vocabulary, there is a strategy that I love, it helped me alot, when you start a new language start with the most commun words firstly, type them down and try to make them in phrases. I will stop here and I will complete this notebook after tomorrow. thankies

la strategie de l'amélioration du francais parte 1 Salut tout le monde chaque jour je vais ecrire une note, de 10 a 20 lignes, pour ameliorer mon niveu au Francais, je espere des persons m'aider ... je vais parler aujourd'hui de l'affrontement. Qu'est-ce que l'affrontement et pourquoi? premièrement l'affrontment est un decision d'etre le meilleur en votre domain, est un decision de travailler jours et nuits, un disicion de changement tout pour attacher tes rêves, l'affrontement est l'espre de l'évolution continue, l'affrontement nous enseigner d'etre forte e pres de chemin du succès. avec l'affrontement on gagne un gout dans cet vie, on viver avec l'obsession de l'amélioration et l'apprentissage. peut etre tu croit que je suis arrogant, pour quoi je neo veux person mieux que moi, mais c est pas vrais, se tu perde l'espre de compétition sa vie sera sans goût, e lousque sa vie sans goût, tu vais perdre L'intérêt pour la vie, donc souri et determiner un objectif ou bien un but, et essayer d'etre le meilleur, accepter la compitition, et soit le meilleur

I Already Speak 5 Language, And I am Learning 3 Languages At Once NOT RISKY ? Hello everyone I already speak English, French, Arabic, Spanish and Portuguese, and I will travel to Turkey next year, so I start learning Turkish honestly I found it easy because I already speak Arabic and kinda similar... and I am learning Latin and it is super easy becuase I already speak 3 latin languages (Portugues, French and Spanish) and because I am studying Internationl trading here in Brazil it is good to learn Chinese and I still too newbie in Mandarin .. and because I am learning Mandarin and Turkish and Latin in the same time. Especially I still improving my other languages as you know, If I dont practice them I will lose them (If you don't use it, You will loose it). So I am afraid to be crazy hihihihihi, and to mix them... anyone can give me some advices

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simple definition how notice the difference between arabic nouns and verbs this's not whole answer it's a quote from my reply to sister Aritagardner just so you know :) Arabic is a bit different not like English :) you can't notice the difference between verbs and nouns via the form of the word or something like this so how you notice the difference between them ok you can by understanding I mean you should ask some questions 1.Can I add the sound 'onn' in the last of the word if you add to a word sound 'onn' and still gives you a correct meaning you can say that this word is noun (i mean when we add 'sound ''onn'' the meaning of the word don't change or deform ) but the problem how you know that the word +'oon'' is a correct word in arabic. I will say there is 3 solutions the first is listening the 2ed is listening 3ed is listening :) there are other cases they can make you notice the difference between the noun and verb i will talk about them later but all cases need you to be good A good listener ... how to know that a word is correct so i have to apply the rule.. .you should be able to reply correctly about one simple question. that question is : did I heard this word before if yes so I will apply the rule if not correct I won't this's my simple Strategy and other things i will explain it later with my students later ....

January 22, 2013

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Decide which kind of Arabic you want to learn Modern Standard Arabic, Classical (Qur'anic) Arabic, or Colloquial Arabic. Decide which kind of Arabic you want to learn: Modern Standard Arabic. Unless your interest is confined to one particular country, the safest option is to learn a version of the classical language known as Modern Standard Arabic. MSA is used across the Arab World and is generally confined to writing and formal contexts: literature, newspapers, education, radio/television news programs, political speeches, etc. Classical (Qur'anic) Arabic. If your interest is more specific to Islamic or Medieval Arabic studies, a course in Qur'anic/Classical Arabic will meet your needs. It is the Arabic used in the Holy Qur'an, the Arabic of classical religious, intellectual, and legal texts, and the Arabic from which Modern Standard Arabic is based. Colloquial Arabic. If you are planning on living in the Arab World or dealing with a specific Arab region or country, Modern Standard Arabic on its own is unlikely to meet all your needs. Arabs speak regional dialects as their mother tongue, and the differences between dialects can be significant enough to cause mutual unintelligibility. Broadly speaking, there are five broad families of dialects, each with sub-dialects according to country, city, neighbourhood, and even religion: Gulf Arabic, Mesopotamian Arabic, Levantine Arabic, Egyptian Arabic, and Maghrebi Arabic. so now tell me what you want to learn :)

January 21, 2013