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Arabic
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Chinese (Cantonese)Native
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Malay
Chinese (Mandarin)
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Rokaya
Arabic
Jan 12, 2022
I enjoyed working with Aicha's kids, masha'Allah they are smart and confident.
Rita Neh.
Arabic
Dec 17, 2021
I really enjoyed this class with Aisha, it was a lot of fun and we can talk about a lot of topics. Her pronunciation in Arabic is excellent and with practice I am sure that she will speak very well. Shukran Aisha!
Rokaya
Arabic
Dec 13, 2021
I really enjoyed working with Aicha's kids,despite their young age, they were interactive, confident and they were engaged for the whole lesson. Aicha was friendly, helpful and present to help her kids.
Asmaa Gohar
Arabic
Oct 26, 2021
I really appreciate your enthusiasm for learning. You are really diligent and cute student , one of the friendly and gentle person, May Allah grants you.
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  • Commented
    I don't know where and how to find the report 😢
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    December 26, 2022
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    June 15, 2022
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    Marhaba. I'd like to practice Arabic. English is my first language
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    November 28, 2021
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    Salaam from Malaysia. English is my first language. I'm currently learning Arabic at an intermediate level and would like to practice more.
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    November 28, 2021
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    Salaam from Malaysia. English is my first language. I'm learning Arabic at an intermediate level now. I'd like to practice speaking.
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    November 28, 2021
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  • Answered
    I would say it depends. If the person you are developing the friendship with is proficient enough in Fusha then I would say it's totally possible. However, this is if there is no influence of a communal environment. If the communal environment uses dialects (which is normally the case with native-speaking environments) then it's likely that dialect would dominate. Personally, I am raising my kids to speak Fusha in our day-to-day for the purpose of becoming proficient in Fusha as a whole language. Most of our input is in Fusha and we are not in a native Arabic-speaking environment where we would hear dialects.
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    November 28, 2021
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    Salaam. My husband actually attends this university. I'm Malaysian and I'm proficient in Malay, both formal and colloquial. I would like to practice my Arabic. I'm learning it at an intermediate level.
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    November 28, 2021
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    Hi. I'm from Malaysia and I also speak Bahasa Malaysia. I'm studying Arabic at an intermediate level. Looking to practice as well
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    November 28, 2021
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    Marhaba. I can speak Mandarin somewhat fluently in day to day conversation but I am also now learning how to read and improve my pronunciation. I'm actually of Chinese descent and I grew up speaking Cantonese. I'd like to practice Arabic which I am studying now at an intermediate level.
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    November 28, 2021
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    Marhaba from Malaysia. English is my first language. I'd like to practice Arabic as well.
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    November 28, 2021
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