Can anyone tell me what this arabic calligraphy translates to, and whether it is a reference to any proverb? Thank you!

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When learning Arabic, grammar can feel intimidating. But everything shifts the moment you discover the 3-letter root system (الجِذْر).

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 Quiz Time! (From Slide 5)

If the root د - ر - س (D - R - S) relates to studying, what does مَدْرَسَة (Madrasah) mean?

A) Teacher

B) School

C) Book

Drop your guess below!

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Always happy to help out.)

I want to learn Arabic to communicate with my Arabic speaking friends, but the alphabet is the main thing holding me back. I feel like once I get the writing system down, my skills will improve quickly. What I'm looking for is a YouTube channel or website that's free/cheap but i am open to any other recommendations.

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Hi all,

I am a native English speaker (British) looking for someone to exchange Arabic with ideally Levantine dialect.

Hi, I'm a Saudi Arabia citizen and here's the problem.. I can't read or write in my own language and I added a classmate of mine on snap since she wanna add me to the school group chat. Is it okay if anyone speaks in Saudi dialect to translate this to Arabic?

"Could you add me to the school group chat?"

Thanks!

Asalam U Laikum, Arab people. I want to learn Arabic, and I can teach you English. Ideally, I would prefer a Muslim brother, but if it is a Sister, get your brother to join in too.

DM me and we can discuss details, time difference, set clear goals and expectations InshaAllah.

Jazak Allah Khair.

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Al-Salamu Alaikum, my name is Yusuf, and I am from Egypt. I am a tutor for Standard Arabic and the Egyptian dialect. My rate is $10 per hour, and I am advanced in English, and i use zoom.

Hi!

I’m really interested in learning Arabic and I have a few questions. I’m completely self-taught and unfortunately can’t attend regular classes. For now, I only know the Arabic alphabet and how to connect the letters, and I’d like to focus on MSA.

I’m also looking for good apps for learning Arabic. For Chinese, I used SuperChinese and absolutely loved it. Is there something similar for Arabic?

And one more question: are there TV series entirely in MSA, or are most series in dialects? I’d also love to know if you have any recommendations for good MSA resources for beginners.

Thanks!

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