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Prof_mu3allim [comrade/them] @ Prof_mu3allim @hexbear.net Posts 18Comments 52Joined 2 yr. ago
I'm gonna include exercises for sure, but for now it's kinda too early for us to be able to do that.
is there a good textbook you can recommend?
I know this might be a bit shocking but I'd say no there ain't, because Arabic gets very little attention from the language learning industry and a lot of the material is aimed at "diplomats" wink wink, that is why I make the material myself. But when it comes to the alphabet I guess any book will do, maybe check Alif Baa Introduction to Arabic Letters and Sounds.
Edit: By material I mean the pdfs I share with my students, not these posts.
The first lesson in case you didn't see it.
This is not a problem when your language must be written in cursive. With English, you need to learn to write in cursive, but in Arabic it's called learning how to write
It's just a watchlist for work, nothing to worry about
/jkList of comrades who wanna be pinged when I post lessons.
Yeah I thought you meant they had the same sound.
It sounds like ه in Arabic, not ح.
I found this in a reddit comment:
/ħ/ ח - ح.
In modern Hebrew most of the people pronounce the ח as /χ/, but still there are many people pronouncing it in the original way.
It's pronounced like the ee in 'feel' or 'beep', and it's just a letter. It's transliterated as ii.
Are all possessive markers attached to the end of a word?
Yeah, they are actually called Attached Pronouns, and they are used for more than just expressing possession.
I forgot to reply, sorry! No I don't have any such modules.
Well, it seems they share the same Semitic origin, but I think the answer to your question is probably no. I don't know any Hebrew, but I know that Hebrew speakers have a hard time pronouncing ح .
@infuziSporg@hexbear.net iirc, you know (some) Hebrew?
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Who else wants to get pinged when I post lessons?
This is our second Arabic lesson I guess
I've actually been thinking about taking notes while reading, especially with theory.
I've been meaning to learn arabics for some time now
That is what I like to hear! We'll probably start tomorrow, and I'll make sure to ping you.
I never actually left, I just use my regular account :D We'll start tomorrow, if not today. And I'll make sure to ping you