#Speak Arabic

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“Lazem - لازم” means: Must, Need to, or Should. It’s used to reflect urgency or a standing commitment and you can use it in many situations. 💡

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[hebrewbyinbal]

Languages in Hebrew! Which one do you claim?

[maiega]

Fun and Easy Ways for Kids to Learn Arabic

Learning a new language can be a fun adventure, and Arabic is no exception! If you're wondering how to speak Arabic for kids, there are lots of simple and enjoyable methods that can help. This guide will give you some great tips to get started, whether it's through games, songs, or practicing with friends.

Start with Basic Words and Phrases

The first step in learning Arabic is getting familiar with basic words and phrases. For example, saying "hello" in Arabic is "Marhaba" and "thank you" is "Shukran." Try using these words in everyday conversations at home. It’s a fun way to practice and helps build confidence in speaking.

Use Songs and Rhymes

Music makes learning more fun! Many Arabic songs are made especially for kids and teach simple words like colors, numbers, and greetings. You can find plenty of videos online that combine catchy tunes with easy-to-learn words, making it a playful way to understand the language.

Play Word Games

Games can make learning Arabic even more engaging. Try simple games like flashcards with Arabic letters or a memory game using Arabic words. These activities keep learning light and interactive, and kids often enjoy the challenge of matching pictures with words.

Practice Makes Perfect

Regular practice is key to learning any language. If kids can spend just 10 minutes a day practicing new Arabic words or listening to stories in Arabic, they will gradually become more comfortable with the language.

Explore Online Resources

One of the best ways to learn Arabic is through online resources that are designed especially for kids. A great website is Kalimah Center, which offers a variety of tools and lessons to help children learn Arabic in a simple and engaging way. With its easy-to-follow lessons, kids can practice speaking, listening, and reading in Arabic at their own pace.

Whether you’re looking for fun games, catchy songs, or guided lessons, learning how to speak Arabic for kids can be an enjoyable journey. Start with small steps, have fun along the way, and soon enough, you'll be surprised by how much Arabic you know!

[alazharuniversity]

Conversation in Arabic with Doctor 3rd part, Learn Egyptian arabic, Egyp...

[breadandblankets]

Duke: "So then Ra's went-"

Damian: "You know that's not grandfather's name right"

Duke: "Hm?"

Damian: "that's not his name it's a title, you're supposed to say the whole title, his name isn't 'Head'"

Duke:

Damian:

Duke: "She give me Ra's on my Ghul til I…"

Damian, sighing, unsheathing a sword: "Thomas, I know you will survive this, so I will not be holding back"

[naareblogs]

Today is speak your language day :D! Which is your first language?

Porque el mío es español xD

I tried to add as much as I could! But I got out of space :,D

[everwalldigan]

The really fun thing about writing Jason is that you can really go absolutely wild with his speech. Like with most characters they grew up in a certain area and it wouldn’t make sense for them to speak slang of an area/culture they didn’t grew up in (for example you have to be careful writing brits w/out accidentally using American slang words etc)

but Jason? Jason has spent 1/3 of his childhood in Park row, the second 1/3 living in Wayne Manor, going to rich American socialite gatherings and having a British butler and the remainder of his adolescence he was living with the LoA and for sure picked up at least a little Arabic or Chinese there. You can literally make him speak almost ANY way you want and it would still be character accurate

[bunnyscryptarchived]

“why do you write jason speaking arabic?” “why is jason speaking arabic he’s not arab.”

fun fact : jason canonically knows a little arabic. so this confirms what i already know that people don’t actually read comics and only take fanon as gospel.

all the languages comic!jason knows:

russian (lost days #5) some arabic (rhato #21) german (lost days #3) portuguese (batman eternal #13) spanish (rh: the hill)

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note: i’d still write him speaking arabic even if it wasn’t a canon thing. in my head he’s a very romantic person and arabic is the language of love to me so it suits him

[ahedalshaer]

Hello everyone ! 🌿

My name is Ahed, and I am a Palestinian girl living in Gaza. I've started this journey to share a part of my story and our hopes for a better future. Gaza faces many challenges, and I'm here to share the details of this life and ask for your continued support.

Every interaction or share from you will help me raise awareness about the situation here, and your voice could make a difference. Thank you in advance for your support, and I hope together we can make a positive impact.

Vetted By:

1- @gaza-evacuation-funds here #1

2- @ibtisams list 11 -> #2 here

3- butterfly effect project line No.407 here

[alazharuniversity]

Conversation in Arabic with Doctor 1st part, Learn Egyptian Conversation...

[dickgraysonmybeloved]

Damian, forgets the English word for lid, shuffling and trying to avoid asking for help but eventually breaking: where is the… uh… *insert Arabic word for lid*

Jason, confused mildly scared: what?

Damian holding up his cup: where is his hat?

Jason, almost coo-ing over the murder child:

(Inspired by a post by @chasingthestarss )

[edi-storm]

(I apologize for possibly fucking up both languages)

Supersons week day 5: Language ( spoken+ love language)

@super-sons-week-2023

Jon in kryptonian: I love you

Damian in Arabic: thanks

Jon listens to kpop and you can't fight me on that one

[ghurab-alzilal]

3 y/o Damian: *pats Jason's head *

LoA's Jason, with a soft smile : What's up, bǎobèi?

3 y/o Damian, while still patting him : I'm trying to wake up the skunk in your head.

LoA's Jason, squeezing Damian's cheeks with a bitter smile : xiǎo shǐ...

[signanothername]

Listen we need more Killer and Color speaking Arabic plz

[flawedamythyst]

I started a modern AU Old Guard fic in Feb 2021 in which, a few chapters in, Nicky starts learning Arabic on Duolingo.

'You know what,' I thought, naively, 'I'll just do the first few lessons myself so I can use some of the sillier sentences from it in the fic.'

Just under 3 years later, I have just completed all levels of Duolingo Arabic on Legendary. The fic, while nudging at 100k words, is still not finished. I believe there is one brief reference to Duolingo in it.

It's a bloody hard won reference though.

[3arabiantutors]

MSA vs Dialects in Arabic, which should you learn? 🤔

Are you confused whether you should learn Arabic Dialects or MSA? This video should help you easily decide to choose the right one 😎

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