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Hi, I’m 20 yrs old pharmacy guy. I’m looking forward to learning and improving my English and later going ahead to learn new languages as I like knowing about other cultures and different people’s habits and traditions. I’m Arabic native so If you want to learn Arabic then welcome ^_^
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  • Commented

    I recommend you start focusing on MSA then turn to a single dialect and I highly recommend you the egyptian dialect as it is understood by large range of the arab. If you finished then you can learn some few words from other dialects and I can assure you wil be fluent than native speakers themselves. Most of people who recently converted to Islam have learnt MSA quickly and face no problem when communicating with people, It’s not hard that way you imagine. 

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    If you wanna help in this case, here is my Skype: drsayedelsheikh

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    August 19, 2015
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  • Commented

    كيف حالك ؟ 

    In Arabic

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    August 9, 2015
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  • Commented

    I think her name is Felicia, maybe.

    At all, thank you two, guys.

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    August 9, 2015
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  • Answered
    ( ي ) هي حرف الياء أما ( ى ) فهي ألف مقصورة وتُنطق مثل حرف الألف ( ا) مثل : هُدَى
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    August 9, 2015
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  • Commented

    What’s her name, pls ? I can’t find it.

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    August 9, 2015
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  • Answered
    لا يهم ما فعلناه في حياتنا، لم يفت الأوان بعد للتوبة. طالما/ ما دُمْناعلى قيد الحياة وتوبتنا صادقة
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    August 9, 2015
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  • Answered
    It means ( this )
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    August 9, 2015
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    English native communication

    Why it is hard to find an English native who would like to learn Arabic and contact with me ??

    I’m really disappointed :/ 

    August 9, 2015
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    وااسفااااااااه على عربيتنا !! نضيعها من بين أيدينا يوماً بعد يوم ولكن الله يحفظها، نحن المقصرون في حقها وأصبحت مادة تعليمية كحال باقي المواد، مادة نجاح و رسوب.

    كلما أنظر في الأجيال الناشئة أتحسر مرارا ومرارا فلا أخلاق ولا دين ولا أي شيئ. نشأوا في الشارع فأصبحت لغة الشارع هي لغتهم وتربية الشارع هي تربيتهم وأخلاق الشارع هي أخلاقهم، وااحسرتااااه !!

    لعل الأمل في طلاب الجامعة والمثقفون والكتاب ولو أن بعض الكتاب والرائيين بدأوا يندرجون إلى العامية في أسلوبهم :/

     

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    August 9, 2015
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  • Commented

    To the last comment, differences between Arabic dialects not exceed about 85-90 % but the most beautiful thing about Egyptian Arabic is It’s understood in other arab countries, It’s the most popular one. If you speak standard Arabic, you’ll be understod. No problem.

    And for Ray, Standard Arabic is being used in newspapers, TV, etc. It’s still being used but alittle by cultrulal people, undergraduates, writers and so many people.

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    August 9, 2015
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