Thanks. I heard that is is difficult for someone who only studies Egyptian to understand a Syrian person's speech. It's very confusing knowing where to start with learning the dialect but I would like to communicate with people from Syria / Iraq and go on to learn Persian later. It’ll give you a word stem, then it’ll give you some commonly derived forms and word pairings as you’d find them in newspapers and so on, with some examples. Can you please recommend me a dialect for Saudia since i don't know which dialect they speak there. What is your opinion on the Madinah Arabic books?

The books don't contain any English at all so they are totally and 100% useless! There is a shortage of dialect-specific courses online so it's good to see. I would like to learn Levantine Arabic? I have been learning Arabic for a year. We use cookies to enhance your experience. If yes then please contact me at my email shehbazshkh@gmail.com. There are a few exercises in the Kalimni 'Arabi books that are meant to be done with classmates but you can work through those on your own - just practice them, rewrite them and most importantly, jump on Skype and practice them if you can. UPDATE: Since writing this review, two more books have been released for Egyptian that are absolutely outstanding and worthy of mention (particularly for not-so-beginner learners): Umm al-Dunya: Advanced Egyptian Colloquial Arabic and Kalaam Gamiil (Vol 1 and Vol 2). If you have an interest in journalism, politics or propaganda in Middle Eastern media this book is an absolute treasure!

Do you have anything for someone who can fluently speak Egyptian Arabic but cannot read or write in the language?

There are several sites that stock these books but I find Amazon to be the most convenient.

Results for textbook translation from English to Arabic. I am currently taking arabic lessons online and starting from scratch. For someone who doesn't rely too heavily on the internet, would you(all) recommend still using online language resources? Comments: If you’ve got something you’d like to add to this or some constructive criticism you can do that at the bottom of this page. I prefer to self study and have been looking at the Mastering Arabic 1 & 2 books by Wightwick and Gaafar. Do you have any ideas? Usage Frequency: 1 The series I've mentioned above is for all levels (in fact the intermediate - advanced books are the best). Thanks.... hello every one , i hale from india & willing to learn Arabic can any body suggest the english books for international standard Arabic learning with isbn nos ? Hello every one ,I am MOEMEN from Egypt I am naitve Arabic speaking Person I don’t mind to help anyone wanted to learn Arabic and I will need your help in English so if anyone is interested Pleas let me know by adding me on the skype My ID is diver_imca1 there we can exchange the language English with Arabic, looking forward to hear from you guys .

I have read quite a few comments from people who could not find the audio, which diminishes the value of the material quite a bit for me. I don't mind not knowing how to communicate in arabic with others because that is not my primary goal. I'm a complete beginner and so slightly embarrassed to even admit of my interest in learning Arabic when I don't know much about the language.

Hello everyone .. my name is Shady from Saudi Arabia .. Thanks for your response.