Learn Arabic

Many years back, I wanted to learn Arabic, but, the problem is, there isn&#x27;t one &quot;Arabic&quot;. It seems you have to decide, do you want to learn Moroccan Arabic, Egyptian Arabic, Levantine Arabic, Iraqi Arabic, Quranic Arabic, Modern Arabic...<p>When faced with this question, I just decided Farsi seemed a lot more interesting and accessible.

&gt;It got so much easier. I wished that they could do that with more words, preferably all the words. Even better would be if I could have a link to each letter, with more information about that letter.<p>Do not do this! It feels easier in the beginning but it is to your detriment. The start up cost is slightly higher, but learning to treat each member of the Arabic abjad as a sound specific to that word will help you think in the dialect of Arabic you&#x27;re targeting much faster.<p>There are tons and tons of YouTube videos about the Arabic script. Don&#x27;t skip it!

The thesis of this site is that it&#x27;s easier to learn to read Arabic first with the letters separated . It seems like there should be a way for a browser plugin (or maybe just some user css, if that still works) to separate the letters on any website.

&gt; Arabic is my life. Learning Arabic is the best thing I have done. Thanks to Arabic, I have discovered poetry.<p>Why should <i>I</i> learn Arabic? There&#x27;s poems in the three&#x2F;four languages I speak. Are the Arabic ones better?

I&#x27;m getting intermittent timeouts, here&#x27;s archive in case we hug it <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;archive.fo&#x2F;kfSVV" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;archive.fo&#x2F;kfSVV</a>

You refer to yourself on the website, but we know nothing of you or your story. Also the connection to Finland would be curious too. That said, I have wished similar for some Finnish words when they get &#x27;smushed&#x27; together. It&#x27;s not always obvious that it&#x27;s two words, and you can potentially break it apart to get the meaning easier.

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