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Learn to talk arabic?

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    Maryah
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    As-salum Alykum!

    I can read arabic. But i dont understand what the words mean. I have learn little arabic today like

    anta wa ana = deg og meg , hehe ;D

    anta wa anti = you and you (plural)

    Should i continue? It so difficult -\

    But i have a big book. With 2600 arabic words and eksercise i can learn me. Should i go for it? I think i will use it to read the quran. Its better to read arabic if i understand it i think

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      TheQuranAloneRevolution
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      For speaking Arabic, I recommend the Pimsleur Cd programs (you can borrow them form any a public library near you)
      There are a couple of different varieties and accents of Arabic. Choose Egyptian Arabic if you want to be understood by everyone. Choose classical Arabic if you want to study the Quran, and also be understood by the majority of Educated people.

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        David_Saidi
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        Peace be upon you

        anta wa anti = you and you (plural)

        anti is not plural form of anta, but it's feminine form.
        The plural form is antum for males and antunna for females.

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          Maryah
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          For speaking Arabic, I recommend the Pimsleur Cd programs (you can borrow them form any a public library near you)
          There are a couple of different varieties and accents of Arabic. Choose Egyptian Arabic if you want to be understood by everyone. Choose classical Arabic if you want to study the Quran, and also be understood by the majority of Educated people.

          Salam!

          Thank you for the advice!

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            Maryah
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            Peace be upon you

            anti is not plural form of anta, but it's feminine form.
            The plural form is antum for males and antunna for females.

            Salam!

            Tnank you!! I saw wrong hehe. I thought (f) standed for plural and (m) for single in the book. Thank you again!!! It is good you say what i did wrong

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