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I'm from London, UK and a native speaker of English looking to learn Arabic (Saudi - Najdi accent) as I have moved to Riyadh, KSA and want to be able to talk with my friends here in their accent
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    "Affect" is a verb. To "affect" is to have an impact on something. "Effect" is a noun, the result of being 'affected' by something. So you can say: "The rain will affect the players during the football match". Or "the rain will have an effect on the players during the football match". Hope that helps. It's a good question, even some native speakers make mistakes with this.
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    April 12, 2013
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    i messaged you on Skype, I'm interested in Saudi accent and I am a native English speaker... so if you're interested in the English/British accent it would be good to talk

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    April 10, 2013
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    yes but in the examples above, e.g. "to go to the cinema", you would usually say "I don't have *enough* money to...[buy a diamond ring]" etc
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    April 10, 2013
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    The English is technically correct, but it can be simplified to sound more natural, e.g.: "How do you think someone can truly master a foreign language?". Or "what steps do you think are necessary to really master a foreign language?"
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    April 10, 2013
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    thanks for your answer Abdulaziz. What is Alafsaha??
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    April 4, 2013
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    April 1, 2013
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    what is the best resource for studying Najdi Arabic (as spoken in Riyadh, KSA)?
    January 25, 2013
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    Introducing myself I'm a British Muslim born & raised in London, but I moved to Riyadh, KSA just over a year ago and I want to learn the Najdi accent so I can talk with my friends without always 'switching to English'. British English (with a London accent :) is my native language, I was born and raised in London and studied in Oxford so have a bit of a 'BBC' accent. I enjoy.. deen, business, travel, bakhoor, oud, and I absolutely love to learn new things. I'm currently learning web development, even though it's nothing to do with my job :)
    January 25, 2013
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