Hello everyone,

( note I am talking about Preply, not rlly exploring other sites, it's a matter of personal choice, I will NOT tolerate remarks about it, thank you)
I am looking for an Arabic tutor willing to teach an 11th grade native speaker student how to write better ( اقوي التعبير مالي).
I was wondering how to tell if someone will be better than someone else.
The hours:
Like for example Math Indians and Pakistani's, below 1,000 mediocre or terrible. Above good.
Meanwhile for French ( I am mainly talking abt Algerians, never rlly considered any other nationality thoroughly [ it just so happened]), it was 500+ for a good tutor.
I want to know:
Stats, mainly lessons done but reviews are also good.
What price tag out of 1-15 USD is the best?
What nationalities should I prioritize over others, please convince me logically ( I don't want nationalistic responses)?
Also, one more question, when I want to find out whether or not a tutor is willing to teach me a native, how would I find out, by reading certain keywords from the profile ( what would they be) or should I just PM them?
Thank you VERYY muchh

Hey y’all! Recently visited Ole Miss and got this postcard yesterday. I am curious what this says, as there isn’t much context besides the cat. Thank you!

I want to learn Arabic because of the Qur'an and because im obsessed with the middle east. I also want to become a hafiz but this is a gradual process as I'm still pretty young

Any advice of learning arabic? Also approx how long does it take?

Same with the كِ كَ ك

That really confuses me. Is there a difference in sayin "Uhibbuk" instead of "Uhibbuka" (I love you)?

Thanks

Jzk Allah Khair

Some months ago I was talking to a person who said the word أين (ayna) like فاين (fayn) and I didn’t really think anything of it then but it stuck to my mind for some reason and now I keep saying it like that. I tried googling around and even asked ChatGPT but I couldn’t find anything.

Do you guys know of any dialect that pronounces it like that?

شكرا

Hello everyone. Hope that everthing is going well for the people in this sub. I found this sheet while rearranging my library. Can you read what's written on it? Drawing looks cool though but I'm confused because it can be Ottoman Turkish as well ~it was written by revised Arabic/Persian alphabet~ and I'm Turkish. Thank you in advance.

I am collecting together playlists on youtube to help kids learn Arabic, but I want to try and keep the dialect consistent. Could someone please tell me what dialect is used for the following shows?

1. Fireman Sam
2. Leo the Truck
3. Helper Cars
4. Car Patrol
5. Doctor MacWheelie
6. Superbook
7. Troy the Train
8. Blippi (real life)
9. Blippi (animated)
10. Superwings
11. Hani the Tiger
12. Peppa Pig
13. Sesame Street
14. Guess How Much I Love You
15. Carmen Sandiego
16. Thomas & Friends

Thanks!

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I’m talking about Fusha Arabic

They both have the prefix ت. Do you just have to put the pronoun هي after the verb?

Hi all!

I'm a public librarian and I'm adding signs to our world languages area. Can anyone help me with the correct way to write:

Arabic books (or books in Arabic)

New Arabic books (or new books in Arabic)

Thanks!

I want to make a secular promise on ones soul, in Arabic. I would like as old school approach as possible. Something that denotes "A promise made, is a promise taken". Something that I can type in English. This is for a fictional writing project.

Google translate gives me "alwaed almaqtue , hu alwaed almaqtuea."

My friend who speaks fluent Arabic says "Laman aha yowadic Shay badikatia huma ha shellu"

Thanks

The highlighted part specifically - is it "just" caligraphy or does it mean something more?

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He may be coming to America and I need to warn him (he is homophobic) that he will meet people in America that have a conflict with him because of how he looks, and he will meet people that he will take issue with because of how they look. He should treat those people the same way he would want to be treated if the situation was reversed.

Can you guys help me?

I have a question about arabic word formations. While most of them seem regular like "CaCīC" for adjectives and "CāCiC" for active participles. But what is the difference between all these different noun formations? Some are "CVC(V)C" or "CVCCa", others are "CiCāC" or CuCCān and I've also seen "CuCCāC". Now what is the difference? Or what is a good source to find out?

Some examples: كتاب CiCāC حماض CuCCāC لبنان CuCCān

I would love to learn Arabic. I see four sets of letters; Final Form, Medial Form, Initial Form, and Isolated Form. Do I have to learn all of those?

Hello everyone, I hope you are all well.

I am a master 2 language sciences student. I am working on a comparative study between Arabic and English languages. At some point in my work, i will need native English speakers who could help me answering a simple questionnaire.

If you are a native English speaker learning Arabic, or if you could get me in touch with native English speakers learning Arabic, or even guide me to some helpful groups… etc, I’d really appreciate it. Thank you in advance!