What is the easiest way to learn Arabic?

Question

What is the easiest way to learn to read, write and speak Arabic for grownups and also a fun and motivating way for a teen girl? We live in northern Europe.

Answer 1

there is website: www.arabicollege.com

it's very good site actually and they have great prices , and mostly you can take your class any time 24 hours a day , 7 days a week any time you prefer.. they offer 3 days free you can try it if you like..

god luck with ur arabic

Answer 2

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Answer 3

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What is the easiest way to learn Arabic?

What is the easiest way to learn to read, write and speak Arabic for grownups and also a fun and motivating way for a teen girl? We live in northern Europe.

Answer 4

Arabic is one of the hardest languages to speak. To read and write it you need someone to teach you, because its not that simple. As far as learning how to speak it, you can get her an online software to help with sounds and pronounciations. This will take time because there are about 26 different dialects in this language so even some fluent speakers wont understand others from different parts of the middle east....



Go buy some books, or online thats the best way, or just start hanging around arabic speakers :) Good Luck

Answer 5

The spoken and written arabic are very different. You will have to study Morder Standar Arabic to be able to read and write arabic, and then choose a country to learn the way they speak arabic. You can talk to people in MSA, they will understand you but you will not understand them, and you will sound wierd. The arabic spoken in North Africa (excluding Egypt) is very different from the one spoken in Middle East. The one spoken in Middle East is the purest, but the one spoken in Egypt is the more extended because of the movie industry. The one spoken in North Africa, including Moroco, is mixed with other languages, like French.



I am learning coloquial arabic spoken in Damascus, Syria. A very useful book you can download for free is available on http://www.syrianarabic.com This is only for coloquial arabic.



They are not good books for MSA in all levels. I am using "Mastering Arabic" which I think is pretty good for begginers and bring a CD. (Don't get "Teach yourself Arabic by JR Smart. The texts are very obsolete). I am aware that when I get to intermediate level I am not going to find a good book, but I am going to have to get the grammar from different places on the internet. I also have the help of my husband who is from Damascus.



Really, the book available on syrianarabic.com is very good.

Answer 6

Apart from moving to an arab country and taking live arabic classes, I would suggest online. 2 free resources based on the basic arabic course at Madinah Islamic Uni is :



madinaharabic.com



lqtoronto.com

Answer 7

Like others said, probably moving to a Arab country. Or learning from books/online.

Also making some new good Muslim/Arab friends can be a boost.

Answer 8

Going to an Arabic-speaking country, but that could be expensive...



I think it would be a good idea to consider studying the Arabic language when you have the ability. Some programs I recommend are...



(In the USA): "Markazul-Bayaan: Center for Arabic and Islamic Studies

Located in Philadelphia, PA USA

website: http://www.mbarabiccenter.com

(this institute also has an online/distance-education program)



(In Egypt): Al-Ibaanah Arabic Institute

Located in Cairo, Egypt

website: http://www.ibaanah.com

Note, this institute has accelerated summer programs if you are able to spend a summer in Egypt: See "Accelerated Programs" at the link: http://www.ibaanah.com/en/offered.htm

Answer 9

By studying. If you really want to learn Arabic I can send you the Rosetta Stone software, and also some dictionaries and a great website to get you started. Trust me it'll work. If you're interested, E-mail me.

Answer 10

Assalamualaikum



The following links look good and seem like a fun way to learn Arabic:

http://www.arabic2000.com/arabic/

http://www.rosettastone.com/personal/languages/arabic (Many say this software is the best to learn a language including Arabic)

http://www.declan-software.com/arabic/

http://www.searchtruth.com/arabic/lessons/unit1_writing.php

http://www.understandquran.com/

http://www.arabicinenglish.com/



Salaam







EDIT: Here is another excellent site for you my dear brother

http://www.madinaharabic.com/

(It's a free Arabic language course)

Answer 11

Go to an arabic country we went to saudi arabia 5 weeks in makkah and we learnt alot of arabic alhamdulillah

you can also attend arabic lessons

Answer 12

Rosetta Stone.



Or take Arabic classes.

Answer 13

Move to an Arabic speaking country.

Answer 14

1.Move to an Arabic country.

2.Marry an Arab woman.

3.Find an Arabic teacher.

4.Get Arab friends who can teach you Arabic.

Answer 15

If you want to learn Mandarin but you have no clue where to commence then a program for Mandarin is the best on-line program for the newcomers since it actually commences with the basis.

Answer 16

Go and live in a country like Egypt it is the best way to learn a language. By immersion

Answer 17

Gosh! Lot of suggestions for you already.



Anyway, if you are interested in a detailed and well-guided learning, then here is your resource:



http://www.cwglive.com/favorites/learnarabic.php



It is probably the best one around.

Answer 18

go to a mosque and ask a qari to teach you. you would start with a basic qaeeda that that's about the alphabets and how to pronounce them and how you string up two alphabets and all. it's easy to learn to read arabic. i know how to read but i don't know how to translate

Answer 19

umm, am a teen girl :P and what motivates me to read arabic is knowing that for every letter we read, yea every letter :P we get like 10 times reward for it :P so we'll get tonssssssss of points to help us get to Jannah inshallah, [amin]



and also this is God's words your reading :O mashallah....



umm to read it, i think u should take lessons, or go to an online arabic class, but i would suggest lessons



nways g'luck

salam

May Allah swt help u always, amin

Answer 20

ITS LANGUAGE TRY TO MAKE FRIEND WHO KNOWS ARABIC.IN WHICH LOCATION YOU ARE.

I KNOW ARABIC AND I AM IN GULF DOHA STATE OF QATAR



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