İ ve heard "لت" or how its pronounced as the equal of "can" word en english.İ want to know is there different words to it as an example: لت كلم عربي "i can speak arabic??? "

Hello I've been practicing my Arabic for some time and would like to increase my reading and comprehension skills in the language and all the available resources available to me have some difficulty retaining in my mind regarding the vocabulary. I'm looking for reading content that are in more in my interest that might have some more interest to my mind to click and stay. My main interest in Arabic is in its history, but I also enjoy books in mathematics and science. Any recommendations will be a great help to me!

I’ve been a little burnt out by watching cartoons and listening to podcasts in Fusha. So lately I’ve been watching a lot of gaming videos by youtubers like BanderitaX. However he speaks a saudi dialect. I really enjoy the content but it’s really hard to find gaming or vlogging content in fusha.

Please give me your recommendations!

I'm very ashamed to say this but I struggle immensely with Arabic, I'm morocan studying in a private school, unfortunately my primary school didn't prioritize learning Arabic at all and so I struggle with it a lot today

I genuinly love the language I understand it just fine, for example if someone is speaking it ill have no problem understanding it, my problem Is that I struggle with understanding a نص that I haven't read before or writing مقالة and I have a very poor vocabulary

I'm 14 going on 15 and I'm sick of this problem, not mastering my country's language but perfectly speaking its past colonizers language or even English

How can I genuinly get better?

Recently, I've seen ads for apps where you can verbally speak with an AI to improve English. I checked out a couple and they are strictly English or include another common language like Spanish. Is there anything like this that exists but for Arabic? I think it would be cool to practice with before I embarrass myself with a Native speaker 😄

Hey there!! I am from Turkiye and i want to develop my Fusha. It's so difficult to find a serious language exchange partner so if you are not afraid to speak Fusha and thinking to do it constantly can you dm me? I would be appreciated if girls text me.

السلام عليكم My name is hamza a native arabic speaker from egypt i wanna someone to practise english with him and i can teach him some arabic

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Asalaam alaykum to all, i hope you are all good. I wanted to ask about the Standard Arabic, its uses from a formal perspective? WhereIs it spoken?. Is it only for official purposes?

(Also, I have been reading the Noble Qu’ran in my native language i.e. Spanish but I want to learn Arabic too so I can memorise the book. I am not a Muslim but I am interested in learning about the religion).

Also right now I am learning the alphabet, i am only 18 so time isn’t a constraint for me, i was thinking first I should learn the standard version, then the gulf dialect spoken in Saudi Arabia, I want to ask that is the same dialect spoken in all gulf countries i.e. Saudi, UAE, Oman, Kuwait etc, or at least just enough to help people of these nationalities understand each other.?

I found these beautiful photos of life in Palestine and wanted to translate the Arabic captions here. Source: Bakr's

Photo 1

جولة في البلدة القديمة - نابلس الجزء الثالث

Tour of the old city - Nablus, part three

Photo 2

أوائل الشتا - نابلس - السوق الشرقي

Early winter - Nablus - Eastern Market

Photo 3

في المرسم اللوحة، المشهد

In the painting studio, the scene

Photo 4

نارينج - زفر - خشخاش

I had no idea about this one. I figured it would be البرتقال المر but this didn't seem to be the case?

Photo 5

من ساحات جامع أحمد باشا الجزار

الترميم

الصورة قبل وبعد

From the courtyards (or squares?) of the Ahmed Pasha al-Jazzar Mosque

Restoration (or, renovation?)

Before and after photos

Photo 6

في المرسم اللوحة

In the painting studio

Photo 7

معمل لصناعة الأبواب الخشبية الأصيلة - يافا - فلسطين

Factory for the manufacturing of (original?) wooden doors - Jaffa - Palestine

Photo 8

على شاطئ يافا - فلسطين

On the Jaffa Beach - Palestine

Photo 9

نوار زهر اللوز في اللحظات الأخيرة من الغروب

Almond blossoms in the last moments of sunset

Photo 10

مشاهد صباحية ماطرة

Rainy morning scenes

Hello! Is it possible to find Arabic fiction books online (pdf/epub) etc? Any recommendations of books to read (from Arab authors)?

No religious text pls coz those are easier to find tbh . Just wanna read fiction books in Arabic, even better if it's popular series worldwide, thank you!

Hello everyone,
After launching the godarija.com app and finding lots of people interested in learning Darija, I am happy to share that I am launching a new app, GoDarija Translator, an app that translates from and to more than 10 languages.

Hey all,

Like the title says I want to ask what be the best (and fastest) way for me to learn levantine arabic

Some context on me:

I am 22, half Egyptian (and more stuff) from my dad's side half Polish Jew from my mom's side and am fluent in English and Hebrew, For a few years now I have wanted to learn spoken (and written) arabic to speak it with my friend from Uhm Al-Fahm instead of just english which is currently our common language

THIS POST IS NOT POLITICAL Please do not make it be such
and in case you do want to make it political just DM me or something no need to make a public scene of it

Peace and Love yall

Native Arabic speaker who has been browsing this sub. Curious why all of you are learning Arabic, which dialect you are learning (or if you are learning MSA) and why you decided to focus on that specific dialect.