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How to learn Arabic FAST in 2024 (or ANY language)

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  • Опубліковано 14 сер 2024
  • My top tips and techniques for learning any difficult language broadly, and Arabic specifically!
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    Resources mentioned in the video:
    - Al-Kitab:
    alkitaabtextbo...
    - Madina Arabic
    www.madinahara...
    - ElevenLabs:
    elevenlabs.io/?from=partnerwilson7210
    (Affiliate)
    - Arabicpod101
    www.arabicpod1...
    - Fanajeen: MSA, summarizes the main insights from some notable books by Arab and Western writers
    ar-podcast.com...
    - 1001 Arabian nights tales, popular tales in the Arabic culture
    ar-podcast.com...
    - Historical shows (MSA):
    arabicgoals.co...
    - Mondly VR
    www.mondly.com/vr
    - ExperienceLab VR
    www.languagela...
    GLOSS (Global Language Online Support System)
    gloss.dliflc.edu/
    00:00 Intro
    01:00 Which Arabic to learn?
    02:19 Technique 1: Invest in the script! + Resources
    07:19 Technique 2: Immersion
    09:08 Technique 3: Simulation + VR tools
    10:58 Mindset/Productivity hacks
    11:28 Parkinson's law
    12:14 Focus on consistency, not motivation
    13:04 Reward yourself for the effort, not the outcome
    #arabic #arabiclanguage #language #languagelearning #learnarabic

КОМЕНТАРІ • 31

  • @godtier9133
    @godtier9133 25 днів тому +1

    amazing video!!

  • @NShimaru
    @NShimaru 3 місяці тому +2

    Super interesting!

  • @SheikhBeye
    @SheikhBeye Місяць тому +1

    Please make a video for learning English

  • @big_splashy
    @big_splashy 3 місяці тому +2

    But do the different dialects share the same grammar?

    • @CasanovaExplains
      @CasanovaExplains  3 місяці тому +2

      Somewhat yes! the principles are the same (masculine and feminine), but how they are applied might be slightly different. Which words are to say things like "I" and so on, but the sentence structure is the same.

  • @Cloudy_day77
    @Cloudy_day77 2 місяці тому +2

    تعلم اللهجة السعودية او السورية افضل واسهل ❤
    🇩🇿🇩🇿

    • @CasanovaExplains
      @CasanovaExplains  2 місяці тому +1

      Indeed Gulf accents in general might be a bit more similar to standard Arabic, but I am not sure about the availability of enough resources! for example, Egyptian as far as I know (as well as Syrian or levantine in general) has many good resources and learning material easily available online.

    • @Cloudy_day77
      @Cloudy_day77 2 місяці тому +2

      @@CasanovaExplains وجهة نظر صحيحة 💜
      انا اتعلم الانجليزية هل لديك نصيحة؟💕💕

    • @CasanovaExplains
      @CasanovaExplains  2 місяці тому

      What are your goals and what is the thing you struggle most with? :)
      I could make videos on English learning too if I know your struggles, but in general what helped me most was 1. simple, children apps/games (on PC e.g.) that are interactive and 2. watching shows in English (could be anything you find fun and engaging, it has to be something you are interested in or else you won't be motivated to stay consistent)!

    • @Cloudy_day77
      @Cloudy_day77 2 місяці тому +2

      @@CasanovaExplains i want to learn it for speaking with people from difrent countries and i need it in working on internet and also in university we study by it .
      Thanks for the advices i will work by it .but i want to aske you if i found a word that i don't undrestand do i translate it or keep waching?

    • @CasanovaExplains
      @CasanovaExplains  2 місяці тому

      I would definitely translate it and keep a notebook (or a digital doc) where I add vocabulary I learn regularly! There are also apps for that where the app also makes flashcards or simple tests using the new words you learn!
      But: Try to translate the word using an English-to-English dictionary, it helps you to think in the language better :)
      I made a video about common mistakes language learners make where I also share tips about good practices for language learning, feel free to check it out if you are interested! :)
      And I'll make videos for English learning in the future, thanks for the inspiration!

  • @user-op1dx3qk4b
    @user-op1dx3qk4b 2 місяці тому +1

    انا ك مصريه شايفه ان اللغة العربيه سهله قليلا لكن اختاري هتتكلمي بلهجة مين بلهجه مصريه ؟ و انا شايفه انها لهجه صعبه شويه او هتتكلمي لهجه سعودي و دي بشوفها سهله ولا المغرب ودي اصعبهم

    • @CasanovaExplains
      @CasanovaExplains  2 місяці тому

      I agree! I think the Egyptian dialect is a bit more fast-paced, whereas I find the Gulf dialects perhaps the most similar to MSA.

    • @zeroakk4339
      @zeroakk4339 2 місяці тому

      للهجة العراقية بللهجتها البغدادية هي اقرب للغه العربية وكون العربية هي خليط من للهجات السريانية وارامية

    • @R.M.Y21
      @R.M.Y21 2 місяці тому

      اللهجه المغربية ملهاش علاقه بالعربية اصلا

    • @R.M.Y21
      @R.M.Y21 2 місяці тому

      ​ انا بشوف اللهجه السودانية أقرب للفصحي @@zeroakk4339

    • @R.M.Y21
      @R.M.Y21 2 місяці тому

      ​@@zeroakk4339 اللهجه السودانية الاقرب للفصحي

  • @tikvisionneeds
    @tikvisionneeds 2 місяці тому

    If someone want to learn arabic i can help u with my experience in teaching

  • @erturtemirbaev5207
    @erturtemirbaev5207 Місяць тому

    Вы из России, Украины, Беларуси?

  • @erturtemirbaev5207
    @erturtemirbaev5207 Місяць тому

    Are you from Russia?

  • @Ploddingalong67
    @Ploddingalong67 Місяць тому +1

    PRONUNCIATION, not pronounciation.

    • @CasanovaExplains
      @CasanovaExplains  Місяць тому +2

      Indeed, well spotted :)

    • @Ploddingalong67
      @Ploddingalong67 Місяць тому

      @@CasanovaExplains for now, I am correct, but it will not be long before this spoken error becomes accepted by The Oxford English Dictionary. 😉