Do you speak Arabic?

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Marya said:
arabic is the best!!!!! ;D
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luky for some of ya though u can speak and write and rread it so its easybut not for pple like us especialy me who only speak english and no other language :( at least all of ya speak one or two langs but i wil try to learnt to if i can i guess nofink comes easy in dis world u gota work hard for it :) and dats wat i wil do insh allah
 
umm-sulaim said:
Do you know anyone that could teach you the sarf perhaps? if you can then you don't really need any books for a while...cos you would be concentrating on the scales of the verbs and putting new vocabs into sentences..then perhaps maybe after you're comfortable you could get them saudi conversation books and practise recognising the verbs (and their scales) there as well as getting new vocab,
If you do go on to do sarf insha Allah, i strongly recommend the Hans Wehr dictionary,

If you don't get anyone to teach you sarf then insha Allah you could start with the grammer, many people do so, medina books are common to begin with. khayr insha Allah

wassalaam
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Aright Jazakallah khair, yea Subhanallah just this friday,at the masjid, they announced that they are teaching arabic classes there now so maybe i'll maybe able to attend those.
 
I'm like at a intermediate level of arabic.i can understand when someone is speaking arabic better than speaking back to them.my reading skills are OK i may not understand every word I'm reading but i can usually get what its talking about.
 
WomanOfJihad said:
How would u say in arabic :

* What is the meaning of *
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ما معنى هذا أو هذه ؟ - It depends on the gender of the object and whether it is "this" or "that".
وممكن أن تقولين: ما معنى ذلك أو تلك ؟
 
aleefwaw said:
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ما معنى هذا أو هذه ؟ - It depends on the gender of the object and whether it is "this" or "that".
وممكن أن تقولين: ما معنى ذلك أو تلك ؟
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I don't think so
cauz there is no reference to any object in the question:
what's the meaning of the ... <
what's the meaning of that .. <
what's the meaning of this .. <

What is the meaning of ??

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ما معنى ؟
 
As Salaamu alaykum,

I can see where the Brother's coming from Yahya..

but being more precise as to what the sister asked for your more correct!!

Wallahu a3lam
 
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I read write and memorize Arabic, but sadly cannot speak or understand. I really want to learn Quranic Arabic but I'm stuck taking Spanish in school and I don't have enough free time to learn a language right now. InshaAllah I will learn it eventually.
 
I can speak, and write. I can read, but I don't always know every word, though I can decipher with dictionaries. I can't always understand spoken Arabic, due to accents or slang (I study Quranic Arabic). And, even more miracuously, I just finished my second year of studying Arabic.
 
Shakoor15 said:
I read write and memorize Arabic, but sadly cannot speak or understand. I really want to learn Quranic Arabic but I'm stuck taking Spanish in school and I don't have enough free time to learn a language right now. InshaAllah I will learn it eventually.
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An hour a week is all it takes (52 hour course). Anyway I'll find out if there is anyone currently teaching by this system in the US.
This system has been designed by a UK based teacher in his doctorate. The system has then, over the past year been used in several Quranic studies based courses with a 100% success rate (all students passing with 100%, no-catch). I'll give more information later, right now I must rush.
 
Lahumdulilah I can read, write, and speak arabic perfectly
 
freshwayz said:
An hour a week is all it takes (52 hour course). Anyway I'll find out if there is anyone currently teaching by this system in the US.
This system has been designed by a UK based teacher in his doctorate. The system has then, over the past year been used in several Quranic studies based courses with a 100% success rate (all students passing with 100%, no-catch). I'll give more information later, right now I must rush.
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Anyway, a book is currently being written, and software is also being developped based on this teaching system, to teach people Quranic Studies, as this can enable people to learn the tabular system, the syntax system and the expression system of the Quran. These are all seperate fields of Quranic grammar covered in the grammatical part of the course. The course is split up into several levels, with a lot of research in development of a teaching system, which enables the student to learn at a high speed quite naturally. Upto four hours a week is recommended to do a bit of reading for a few minutes (upto an hour), a bit of written work (upto an hour), and discussing the topic with a family member or another student (2 hours). What you do in those four "homework" hours is always going to be within those hours, so if you're a very busy individual, just take four hours a week to do your homework (you are not required to take four hours, 2-3 hours is generally enough), and off course there is the one hour a week lesson which is either taught by the teacher, or via the software and book (via the teacher is obviously faster and more efficient, as everything is set by a human being. And he knows what he is teaching, whereas the software is based on rules run by a mathematical system). I don't think the software is going to be developped any time too soon; its still in its early design stages.
 

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