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I think that text books are very important, but have to admit that my age is 52, so I might be old fashioned:-). I do use the internet and read article. I sometimes take online courses using sites such EDX, Coursera, PluralSight, etc', but when ever I want to learn something in depth, I will buy my self a text book.
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August 17, 2020
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כל יום ו' המורה בוחן אותנו בעברית. במבחן לוקח המורה דבר אחד מן דברים שיש על שולחן שלו, ושואל: "מה זה?" ,"איזה דבר זה?"
פעם אחד במבחן שאל המורה הרבה שאלות את משה ודוד והם ענו נכון. אחר כך שאל שאלה נוספת/אחרת והם נתנו תשובות לא נכונות.
אז הוא שאל סוף-סוף תלמידה. עד אז לא ידעו הקוראים שיש שם בכיתה גם איזושהי תלמידה, אבל התלמידה היתה בכיתה וידעה את התשובה הנכונה.
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August 17, 2020
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You wrote it in the in the Levantine Arabic discussion board and I also noticed that you wrote that you are learning the Levantine dialect, but in you message you wrote about Fuscha. In any case I've added a link for the 4 very good books but they are for Levantine dialect, so I'm not sure that this is what you wanted.
I think that having language partners is a great way of practicing the language that you learn. Of course it is not instead of learning with a teacher. I have a lesson with a professional teacher from this site twice a week. I do want to practice my Arabic more then twice a week, so having language partners is the way to go. Using the combination of a professional teacher and language partners is helping me improve my Arabic in a faster pace. I do have to admit that finding good language partner is a very long and frustrating process, but once you find one, it is worth the effort. I do consider my language partners as friends
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July 11, 2020
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The one thing that I think is most important is a lot of patience. Have to admit that at first I was sure that I'm doing something wrong, because I couldn't find a serious language partner. I almost gave up looking for a language partner. Luckily I didn't give up and after few months I did find my first serious language partner. The only advice that I can give you is not to give up. Keep on sending messages to the native speakers of the language that you learn which are also learning your native language. Use also other applications and sites that are aimed to find language partners (for example HelloTalk). If you won't give up, you will find good language partners. It might take some time, but you will find.
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June 23, 2020
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For me the best way to learn a language is to try and use it as much as I can, so I have a lesson twice a week with a great teacher that I found at this site. I also found my self 3 language partners that I speak with each one of them once or twice a week (by the way, finding each one of them took me forever, but I do think that despite the difficulties anyone that learns a language should look for a good language partner). I try to read in Arabic (this is the language that I learn) and watch TV shows in Arabic.
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June 23, 2020
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My native language is Hebrew. Not many people outside of Israel speak it. If I want to be able to communicate with people that don't live in Israel, I have to speak another language. I also need to read professional articles in English and watch professional presentations online in English. In short knowing just Hebrew will harm my career.
I'm also learning Arabic, but this is because this is the second spoken language in Israel and I want to be able to speak with native Arabic speakers using their language.
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June 20, 2020
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Arabic is the second spoken language in my country (Israel). I think that it is important to able to speak with Arabs in their own language. Also believe that anyone that lives in the middle east should be able to understand and speak Arabic
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June 20, 2020
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I'm from Israel and since there are lots of disputes regarding Israel and Palestine, it does happen from time to time, that people try to connect to me only to let me know what they think about me, my family and my country. I'm learning Arabic and I even had a teacher at this site that just refused to teach me (without ever talking with me, so her decision was not based on my personality of something that I've done). When ever someone feels the need to let me know what he thinks about me, I make them understand that I'm not here to pick a fight. With most of them, that would be the end of it and I won't hear from them again. Some of them continued so I just blocked them. One of them continued talking with me in a normal language and we ended up being good friends. We actually speak with each other few times a week.