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Anyone want to learn Arabic this summer?

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Me and the arabic language have a rather tense relationship so nah, I'll pass.

Bee, I thought you already have plans for this summer?

Reply 41

yasmin#2

Original post by High Stakes

Libyan Arabic (Lībi ليبي; also known as Sulaimitian Arabic) is a collective term for the closely related varieties of Arabic spoken in Libya. It can be divided into two major dialect areas; the eastern centred in Benghazi and Bayda, and the western centred in Tripoli and Misrata. The eastern variety extends beyond the borders to the east into western Egypt.

ever heard of the term 'saad sheen'? we use it to describe libyans with egyptian accents :tongue:

Reply 42

High Stakes

Original post by yasmin#2

ever heard of the term 'saad sheen'? we use it to describe libyans with egyptian accents :tongue:

Lmao saad sheen. I've heard it before.

Reply 43

queen-bee

Original post by SiminaM

Me and the arabic language have a rather tense relationship so nah, I'll pass.

Bee, I thought you already have plans for this summer?

I do but when I get back I shall start my classes inshallah

Reply 44

zanzeebar

Original post by queen-bee

Pfffft that's my Oyster card travel money

But you might fall in love, and I can't be having that. :colonhash:

It has to be strictly professional, maybe £10 per hour.

Reply 45

zanzeebar

Original post by queen-bee

Pfffft that's my Oyster card travel money

Also I am a sweet boy, and girls tend to fall for Sweet boys like me. :colonhash:

I have sweet boy tendencies: I wear pink, expensive attar and wavy hair.

Reply 46

Mathsqueen

I don't mind teaching for free as well :smile:

I used to do online classes!

I can speak classical and gulf arabic

(edited 8 years ago)

Reply 47

fire_and_ice

I could teach someone Urdu providing someone teaches me Arabic? Reading and writing Urdu and Arabic is pretty much the same, also we share a handful of terms. It would also open wide doors to Farsi and Tajiki.