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Prof_mu3allim [comrade/them]

@ Prof_mu3allim @hexbear.net

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Your resident Arabic teacher.

  • *boy

    They kill children.

  • In Arabic at least, saying that he was a nation أمة is a way of honoring and venerating him, it signifies greatness.

  • No idea. What I know is that تشتشة doesn't happen to all words that contain kaf's.

  • Watch the dog run! The dog runs! American! American! Haahahaa

  • They are indeed celebrating.

  • Love this for them

  • No I don't have any experience with these methods, sorry.

  • I can see that you have a certain goal in mind and so I think a class per week might be perfectly adequate for what you are aiming for. But if you don't have time for that, I can send you the pdf lessons over on Element.

  • you are giving 1on1 personal lessons for each person who wants it??

    Yes, unfortunately there aren't that many comrades who wanna learn Arabic

    We use a Zoom alternative and an online whiteboard, as well as a pdf lesson for each class. Also we use Element for instant messaging, so we can schedule the classes, share files/homework and so on. Let me know if you have any other questions!

  • Iran seeks stronger ties with Burkina Faso

    Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian on Monday expressed his country's willingness to expand and deepen relations with African states, especially Burkina Faso.

    Pezeshkian made the remarks at a meeting with Burkina Faso's Minister of Defense and Veterans Affairs Celestin Simpore in the Iranian capital Tehran, according to a statement from the president's office.

  • Good luck with your Mandarin journey.

  • You can hmu whenever, and check my post history for lessons on the Arabic script.

  • I'll make a post soon

  • I hope to see you soon

  • That is an important question. What I teach is Modern Standard Arabic which is intelligible throughout the Arab world, and when the student gets to a solid place in MSA then we can learn a dialect as well. Arabic is diglossic, which I believe makes it even more interesting. First you'll learn the basics of standard/formal Arabic and then you'll see where the dialect has diverted and why, dialects are characterized by their very simplified grammar compared to MSA, and so I believe it makes the most sense to learn MSA and then see what simplifications occurred in colloquial, and learn about the foreign loanwords that entered it through conquest and whatnot. Sorry about the long reply

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    Who wants to learn Arabic?

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    Would you still love me if I was a chatbot?

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    Arabic words drawn as the animal they represent

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    Workers of the world..

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    Cylinder or disc? Both. The curious case of أسطوانة

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    Bean soup! bean soup! (cheap vegan food)

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    Bilingual dad jokes

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    Semitic's vowel-smuggling consonants - History of Writing Systems

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    Arabic calligraphy in the Chinese Tradition by Haji Noor Deen Mi Guang Jiang

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    Arabic sentences - How not to use verb 'to be'

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    Arabic tongue twister

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    Arabic's Root System

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    Lion names in Arabic

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    Why is Arabic written in cursive?

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    Help find this dog

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    Who wants to learn Arabic?

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    What is Arabic for eye?

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    Goethe was a Shiعa Muslim

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    The Arabic Script

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    What more do you need?