Shout-board (Start Here!)salaam! So you've been through ArEg and would like to say hi and tell us a bit about yourself, this is your start place! welcome new ArEg'ers! Ahlan bikum!ana Nuur min finlanda. ana sakin fil Masr... ahlan wa sahlanahlan yaa Nuur! hihi everybody ı wanna learn arabic with loves.. By student at Thu, 2008-11-13 15:06 | reply | email this comment
hey,Hey, my name's Kirsty, and I've been trying to pick up arabic for quite a while, and i can pronounce the words but i am really struggling on the characters i can't seem to learn the egyptian-arabic alphabet at all, which is very strange for me as i pick up languages very quickly, and i am very determined to learn egyptian arabic, and i was wondering if anyone would be kind enough to help me at all in some way, or passing some advice onto me would be so great and i would really appreciate it alot! please welcome my cousin.hi everybody, Hello from the Wilds of Maine, USAHello all, By student at Sat, 2008-05-17 04:19 | reply | email this comment
hi colleen.i hope you're memorial day weekend is going well. hi CollenHi Collen, I'm happy to see you here, welcome to ArEg! Sorry for late welcoming ... I'm just not having internet access at home! Strategic marketing manager? sounds very prestigious introductionhi everybody, Hi to Larry from Cousin ColleenHiya! By student at Sat, 2008-05-17 04:23 | reply | email this comment
hiyahi colleen, welcome to the neighborhood. Welcome Larry, I'm happy toWelcome Larry, hi mohamed.hi mohamed, Post new comment |
Ahlan!
Hi Everyone!
My name is April and I'm a 41 year old mother to 3 teens, from the United States. I currently live in North Carolina but I was born and raised in New Jersey. Arabic, Islam and the Middle East as more than a news headline is new for me but I love what I've learned so far. My youngest son and I have knowledge of French and Spanish; my daughter takes Spanish in school and is also teaching herself Japanese and my oldest son is taking German in school, so language is a way of life around here.
This site is the most comprehensive I've found online so please keep up the great work!! I think a great addition would be a section that teaches us how to write as I cannot find anything of the sort online. Something basic along the lines of what a child might use would be great to start with.
I'm excited to see all the great explanations and examples here and having the Egyptian dialect along side the MSA is a great addition too. If possible, you should consider adding other dialects in the same format. I'm currently learning MSA but I know people who speak both Egyptian and Moroccan dialects so I'm anxious to absorb all that I can.
Thanks again for such a great website!!
AJ