It depends on the person, but generally speaking I think you can learn a lot by narrow listening. Narrow listening means take a topic you already know and hear similar podcasts of this topic. Sure you need some basics to get get there. And I think you really learn a lot when you already understand about 90 % of it. Therefore take simple things first. And never overburden yourself and have fun while learning. Djuha

I learn just for fun. And Arabic is a difficult language that makes it more interesting

Djuha

@Ole Ja, du hast Recht "lächelnd" passt hier besser. Es ist mir kurz, nachdem ich es gepostet hatte, selber aufgefallen. Ich dachte, ich warte mal ab, um zu schauen, wie aktiv hier gearbeitet wird. :) Übrigens bei uns in Österreich wird eher "das Klassenzimmer" verwendet lg Johann

I entered the classroom smiling = Ich bin lachend in die Klasse gekommen. For the other topics one needs time Beschneidung is a heavy topic for german speaking people, they dont know much about it

Hallo In German there are a few prepostion that can be used with dativ and akkusative."Auf" is one of these prepostions. If there is kind of "movement" then you use "akkusativ" Ich lege das Buch auf DEN Tisch. but if there is "no movement" you use Dativ Das Buch liegt auf DEM Tisch Please take a look at http://www.translimit.nl/subdomains/Uebungen/Praep34.htm http://www.kidsnet.at/insp_deutsch/praep.htm Viel Spaß beim Lernen Djuha

The series seems nice, I took a look at the first scenes. Can you tell us what it is about.

but you need some Turkish to understand it.

I tried to write down the first lines of talking

- Baba? (Dad?)
- Efendim xxx* ?  (Yes xxx?)
- Gelecekler mi? (Are they coming)
- Gelecekler (they are coming)

- Elvin*? (Elvin)
- Kuşak nerede? (Where is the belt)
- Bulamadım (I did not find it)
- Ne demek bulamadın? (What do you mean, you did not find it)
- Kuşak olmadan gideceğim düğüne? (Should I go to the wedding without the belt?)

* I dont understand the word, or I am not sure

This could be a nice projekt, try to write down the words, and ask for correction, that some peoples could learn from it. But a lot of work

Learning Arabic by yourself without a help is nearly impossible, because you need much more time, und you never know where you are. Joining a course or search for some friend on the internet is sure the best thing, you can do.