#arabic learning for kids

[no-quit-lucy]

Tim and Lucy engagement dinner, he takes her out to a hole in the wall Chinese restaurant in LA and surprises her by timidly asking if he can order for them. When the waiter comes around, he orders in clunky but clear Cantonese and Lucy spends the entire meal blushing, smiling, and desperate to take him home because she had no idea he had been learning.

[fyodorsushankaaa]

Why Gifted Kids Are Actually Special Needs

why am i crying over a video.

[aspharah]

any beautiful swiss or german women want to marry me so i can move to your lovely country before project 2025 becomes our reality?

[whimsycore]

Imagine feeling you have the right to control someone’s racial, cultural, and religious identity.

[designerripon]

Arabic Alphabet Cycle | Arbi Bornomala | Alphabet Train | আলিফ বা তা ছা ...

[palestinenatural]

just complaining keep scrolling but. love when my mom turns around and invalidates my entire cultural heritage thank you mama I also love colonialism and assimilation

[4trackcassette]

actually a sick job i would really want would be a tour guide at a medieval castle i only want it for like 6months but i could learn so much

[lenbryant]

From four years ago, enslaved man’s autobiography now digitized in the LOC.

[froggybangbang]

Today in: Subtle Ways Companies Are Deceiving You, I present; La Vie En Rose.

I got this plastic bathrobe at La Vie en Rose because this was the only place i was able to find one in 2020 when my own was taken hostage by the pandemic and i needed one because i have roommates and a blader that won't hold till morning. i really tried to find better in other stores, but, pandemic and supplies.

And today i noticed the tag.

You'll see clearly that the English and French bit says "Designed in Canada" and while i can't read Arabic nor Chinese characters, I'm beginner in Russian and while the polyester bit is 100% fine, the second bit raises an eyebrow. Because Камбоджа is 100% NOT how you spell Canada. In fact it sounds like Cambodia. And someone correct me if I'm wrong but isn't сделано "made"?

So basically this robe has been designed in Canada but made in Cambodia and the people it is marketed towards (Canadians) are only being told the second fact in Russian (and possibly Arabic and Chinese, if someone in the note could confirm? Or is that the rest of the information not included in other languages?) This probably because you're able to mark up the price of a this if the consumer thinks it is made here, locally.

From working a shoe factory i know 70% of the salaries need to be paid in Canada in order to have the "Made in Canada" tag (which in boots means gluing the sole, finishing the boot, and packaging it, when all the hard work of cutting and sewing is done in China).

Don't believe tags at first value.

[burnt-scone]

It's always the people who write and speak beautifully who apologize after saying the most beautiful words to ever word, "Apologies, English isn't my first language."

Like they'll speak and write better than native speakers. Especially here in the states.

Like don't apologize, your literally better than everyone else in the room. They don't know half the words you just said, and it's the only language they've ever known. You're bilingual, yeah? No? Tri- This is your Fifth language, that you speak fluently?

[ruhua-langblr]

Duolingo Sucks, Now What?: A Guide

Now that the quality of Duolingo has fallen (even more) due to AI and people are more willing to make the jump here are just some alternative apps and what languages they have:

"I just want an identical experience to DL"

Busuu (Languages: Spanish, Japanese, French, English, German, Dutch, Italian, Portuguese, Chinese, Polish, Turkish, Russian, Arabic, Korean)

"I want a good audio-based app"

Language Transfer (Languages: French, Swahili, Italian, Greek, German, Turkish, Arabic, Spanish, English for Spanish Speakers)

"I want a good audio-based app and money's no object"

Pimsleur (Literally so many languages)

Glossika (Also a lot of languages, but minority languages are free)

*anecdote: I borrowed my brother's Japanese Pimsleur CD as a kid and I still remember how to say the weather is nice over a decade later. You can find the CDs at libraries and "other" places I'm sure.

"I have a pretty neat library card"

Mango (Languages: So many and the endangered/Indigenous courses are free even if you don't have a library that has a partnership with Mango)

Transparent Language: (Languages: THE MOST! Also the one that has the widest variety of African languages! Perhaps the most diverse in ESL and learning a foreign language not in English)

"I want SRS flashcards and have an android"

AnkiDroid: (Theoretically all languages, pre-made decks can be found easily)

"I want SRS flashcards and I have an iphone"

AnkiApp: It's almost as good as AnkiDroid and free compared to the official Anki app for iphone

"I don't mind ads and just want to learn Korean"

lingory

"I want an app made for Mandarin that's BETTER than DL and has multiple languages to learn Mandarin in"

ChineseSkill (You can use their older version of the course for free)

"I don't like any of these apps you mentioned already, give me one more"

Bunpo: (Languages: Japanese, Spanish, French, German, Korean, and Mandarin)

[designerripon]

Arbi Bornomala | আরবি বর্ণমালা | Arabic Alphabet Boat | Train | আলিফ বা ...

[3arabiantutors]

Fun and Interactive Arabic Classes for Kids | 3arabian

Looking for Arabic lessons for kids? 3arabian offers engaging, interactive courses that make learning Arabic fun for young learners. Enroll your child today!

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[flaynbestgirl]

seriously, if anyone has any font suggestions for showing different languages and different skills in those languages, but like, not in a way thats too inaccessible to read, please let me know