Middle Easterners...

what was so eye opening about it?

erm eye opening in the sense that he sees me as an adult now, not a child

congrats that your uncle sees you as an adult, but i don't think my parents will ever get to that stage with me

why morocco with a palestinian flag?

naa it should lol, basically my uncle was talking to me about girls numbers he got and how he got a moroccan girl so thats why i asked. im pakistani btw

so you thought since your uncle got a moroccan, you'd have a chance with one loool?

yeah
arabian girls are proper pretty

awwww, no one is going to resist such charm

cool, what's your plan for after (inshallah) graduation, specialisation, uk or kuwait etc? nathar ba3eed

So I'm British, and taught myself Arabic (with a bit of help from Arab friends). Anyway point is, I'm okay at speaking, but would like to learn pronunciation and become fluent. Where do you recommend I go? I was looking at Saudi (I don't mind the conservative lifestyle - never been one to party, and am teetotal (smell of Alcohol makes me feel sick)).

Syria's out of the question I guess, as is Iraq.

As for the accents, I prefer the Saudi accent the most - I find the everything else a bit 'soft' if it makes sense. Worst has to be Egyptian - A'ullak yaa 'amm lool. I hate the way the letters change from a dh to a z and from q to ' lol. The q to g is quite widely accepted I think (I've heard it all over the Gulf).

How long would you reckon I need as well?

Finance is not too much of an issue.

edit: i'm so sorry for being british and not ME. Please neg me more.

Lebanese!!

you must be absolutely positively excessively gorgeous then

Hahaha... i like that idea about leb women.. but thats a bit too much :P

Yep yepp
But already living in London

full kurdish here but got love for my muslim brothers and sisters

You do realise that the Middle East also composes of Christians, Jews, Mandeans, Yezidis, etc?