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The word “myself” in English, loosely translated into Arabic, would be “nafsee” or “nafsii” or spelt in Arabic: “نفسي”. If you remove the letter “ya” at the end, it makes the word “nafs” or “nafsun”. Which means simply “self”. So adding the “ya” gives it the ownership to the person speaking. Adding the “ya” at
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You’re probably here because you’re wondering how to get started learning Arabic as a non Arabic speaker. And if you’re like many of the other beginners of the Arabic language, you’re wondering how to go from zero to speaking like a native! Well! That’s a fantastic goal to have. Be it you learning the language
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Is it possible to teach yourself Arabic? Definitely! With a treasure trove of resources available online whether it be on LearnArabic.com, LearnArabicForWork.com, YouTube, or Duolingo, or the various other sites that help you self-study. However, is this an effective way? Having a teacher guide you along the way at least for the beginning can be
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Well, the answer is- yes of course! Arabic is a super easy language to learn despite what you might be thinking or hearing from others. But how easy is it, depends a lot on who’s teaching, how you’re learning, and how well you practice it. Here at LearnArabicForWork, we teach you professional Modern Standard Arabic.
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The Arabic language is a language of culture, tradition, it’s a language of scholars, of history, and global opportunity; And over 370 million people globally said to speak the tongue. With much of the Arab world moving mountains, opportunity in the Arab world is blooming. So learn Arabic. And expand your horizon of possibilities. The
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“ma fee Arabi” is a very popular informal way that we’ve heard non-Arabs say, when they want to convey that they don’t speak Arabic. While this will pretty much get the message across, one of the much more correct ways of saying that you don’t speak Arabic, is to say: “انا اسف انا لا اتكلم
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