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Falling in love with Arabic also meant falling in love with the cuisines of the Arab world… and led me to write a book on...Read More

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I also learned how to cook Egyptian dishes by watching and listening and that had a similar effect. At university we studied classical Arabic, and...Read More

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Don’t spend too much time sweating over grammatical inaccuracies you make – if you focus on it, it just won’t go in! When I would...Read More

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At the same time you can learn other things that while not directly Arabic, still involve the language. I studied Arabic calligraphy and Islamic illumination...Read More

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“Learn how to use an Arabic dictionary early on, and do not hesitate to read through all of the entries for the root you are...Read More

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“For me personally, I believe the diglossia of Arabic, and the vastness of the vocabulary to be the real barrier for most students.” “It is...Read More

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My Arabic journey is not the typical story. I originally was an anthropology student, which required me to study a language. I had wanted to...Read More

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(1) I felt like I was in need of a new challenge, and in 2012 we started to hear more and more about the Arab...Read More

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“Arabic is a means of better understanding politics, literature and culture of the Middle East” Meet Kai! My Journey to Arabic #12

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(1) “The application and use of Arabic serves as a reward system and incentive to continue studying the language.” (2) “Always remember the reason for...Read More

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