Arabic Arabic Native Speaker Want To Learn English In Exchange For Arabic
Return to the ARABIC ArchiveForward to the Current ARABIC Forum
AymanN
Saturday 01st of October 2005 04:51:51 PM
Arabic native speaker: Hello everyone,
I'm new to these forums, and to be honest, I was shocked when I saw this forum first time.. I didn't know that there were a lot of people interested in learning arabic :-).
However, I just wanted to say hello to you guys, I'll try to be helpful as much as I can. BTW, is Remy the only native arabic speaker here ?
I'm also looking for someone to practice english with in exchange for arabic, if anyone is interested please email me and I'll be happy to arrange a meeting with you on skype
Finally, I just want to thank Remy for her efforts in helping people here and also, I want to thank everyone helped in creating and keeping this forums up..
Best Regards,
Ayman
hamid18
Saturday 01st of October 2005 05:47:29 PM
hey there. welcome to the arabic forums. it's good to see yet another native speaker here :) (there are 4 others that i know of) you can practice english with me if you want. (no i'm not a native arabic speaker though :()
remy
Sunday 02nd of October 2005 02:21:39 AM
ahlan ayman,
welcome to phrasebase's arabic forum. thank you very much for your warm words. i'm sure you'll find someone to help you with your english as there are a lot of english native speakers who are learning arabic here.
everyone here is really great and very helpful. until now i have met only one other native speaker which is jennyfer but i've just seen her once or twice. it's great having you here.
if you have any questions don't hesitate in asking me.
Cheers,
Remy :)
p.s. hamid don't worry you're arabic is good you just need to start blabbering in arabic more :D
unrealpond
Monday 03rd of October 2005 02:20:39 PM
hey: I live in the US and want to learn enough Arabic to hold decent conversations. I can teach anything about the english language that you'd ever need to know in exchange for Arabic lessons.
my email:
theuncoordinated1@hotmail.com
hamid18
Sunday 23rd of October 2005 06:10:10 PM
belha8ee8a ya reem, "methinks that" el-araby maly tayeb...bas ana f3alan broos aktar :p
mahdy
Saturday 29th of October 2005 08:27:56 PM
ahlen ya kulle esdiQai: although i'm not Arabic Nativ speaker.......but..i'm interested in Forign languages.....i'm lingist for classic Uigher languages.....so...i want to study Arabic much more......so...
iwiwiny
Tuesday 22nd of November 2005 07:39:07 AM
Language exchange: Originally posted by AymanN
Hello everyone,
I'm new to these forums, and to be honest, I was shocked when I saw this forum first time.. I didn't know that there were a lot of people interested in learning arabic :-).
However, I just wanted to say hello to you guys, I'll try to be helpful as much as I can. BTW, is Remy the only native arabic speaker here ?
I'm also looking for someone to practice english with in exchange for arabic, if anyone is interested please email me and I'll be happy to arrange a meeting with you on skype
Finally, I just want to thank Remy for her efforts in helping people here and also, I want to thank everyone helped in creating and keeping this forums up..
Best Regards,
Ayman
Hi,
I am very interested in learning Arabic. I am a native English speaker and a teacher, so I enjoy teaching and would be interested in helping you and then you help me. My skpe name is mapletree19 My e-mail is iwiwiny@excite.com
I hope to hear from you,
Gregg
Michael1
Sunday 04th of December 2005 05:30:46 AM
Ahlan Ayman,
I can also help you with English, as it's my mother tongue. I don't have skype, but you can PM. Since I'm not that far away we can talk by telephone, albeit briefly so as not to overinflate our bills.
BTW, I know almost no Arabic. I've been looking at different resources and slowly learning the alphabet.
I'm also conversant in Spanish, French, and Hebrew if those are of any interest to you.
hamid18
Sunday 04th of December 2005 10:57:19 AM
hey Michael, welcome to the Arabic forum :) the arabic used in Israel is more commonly the Palestinian dialect although you will probably hear the official Arabic sometimes too.
you should probably pay some visits to the area of Ramala because there are plenty of Palestinians who will gladly speak in al-sham for you lol in that area (according to my mom who was over there earlier this year :)) they're very polite and you will probably feel at home there.
Michael1
Sunday 04th of December 2005 07:05:02 PM
Originally posted by hamid18
hey Michael, welcome to the Arabic forum :) the arabic used in Israel is more commonly the Palestinian dialect although you will probably hear the official Arabic sometimes too.
you should probably pay some visits to the area of Ramala because there are plenty of Palestinians who will gladly speak in al-sham for you lol in that area (according to my mom who was over there earlier this year :)) they're very polite and you will probably feel at home there.Maybe one day. The current political situation makes it impossible. I hope that it becomes possible in our lifetimes.
damienw
Wednesday 14th of December 2005 05:34:22 AM
Arabic beginner can teach English,German,French: I could teach anyone here English,German or French.
I have some basic knowledge about arabic.
I can read and write it.
safiah
Wednesday 28th of December 2005 04:21:46 AM
العربية: اتكلم الاغليزية و العربية و أريد ان اتحدث كل وقت ساتعلم انغلزية ايضا
hamid18
Wednesday 28th of December 2005 07:05:41 AM
hi safia :) your level in arabic is very good. you want to learn dialects? or just increase your level in the general language?
safiah
Wednesday 28th of December 2005 07:11:03 AM
شكرا جزيلا
أريد أتكلم كثير من العربية و بسرعة أيضا
hamid18
Wednesday 28th of December 2005 07:16:39 AM
ماشى و سنساعدك
هل انتى ستسكنى في بلد العربى في المستقبل؟
safiah
Wednesday 28th of December 2005 07:47:25 AM
شكرا جزيلا لذالك لا أسكن فى امريكا الان
ولدت فى فلدلفية
hamid18
Wednesday 28th of December 2005 09:14:57 AM
اه
اوكى لذلك سنساعدك بسرعة
انا اعرف بعضة كلمات من الشام و لذلك أساعدك الأن
:ذاكر هذه الكلمات
اذا بتريد / اذا بتريدي (if you please)
شو (what?)
وين (where?)
هدأ (this)
هي (that / here)
NOTE: this word depends on what you want to say. for example, if you give something to somebody then you can say هي instead of saying تفضل and تفضلي. otherwise you can use it to say "that" like "that bird" or "that house".
since you mentioned you learned a bit of arabic from palestinians i figured i should list words common in shamee (northern arabic). the ق is pronounced like a glottal stop. and the ث is pronounced like a T
safiah
Sunday 01st of January 2006 06:41:35 AM
علمت فى باكستان لاكن كان استاذي اراقي ما معنى ماشى؟
safiah
Sunday 01st of January 2006 06:42:44 AM
علمت فى باكستان لاكن كان استاذي اراقي ما معنى ماشى؟
hamid18
Sunday 01st of January 2006 06:54:49 AM
sorry it took so long for me to reply =s
you can say "mashy" in Iraqi arabic too because it's a mix between الخليج and الشام :)
safiah
Thursday 05th of January 2006 08:44:18 AM
شكرا حامد من اين انت؟
hamid18
Friday 06th of January 2006 01:34:21 AM
you're welcome :) oh by the way when you want to write 2 sentences on the same line, please begin the next sentence with و as it makes it easier to understand the sentence lol
safiah
Friday 06th of January 2006 07:34:23 AM
:) أو شكرا ثانية و من أين أنت؟
So_different
Tuesday 11th of August 2009 10:22:54 PM
It is good to learn any language and I hop to be a friend to English native speaker, my main language is Arabic Can I get a help frome someone ?
Return to the ARABIC ArchiveForward to the Current ARABIC Forum