How hard is it to learn arabic?
538523
im arabian ..and i know it soem how hard but pretty language ...\n\nbut be sure nothing will be hard if u loved it ... and if u love to learn it go ahead ..and by the way any language will be hard when u start to learn it ..what ever it was ...\n\nso good luck
797361
on the internet explorer page.. at the top, go to "view" then click on "encoding", then click on "arabic (windows)" and then you will be able to read arabic.\ni hope i answered your question.
796466
Could be very easy ; if you do that :\n1- learn it as quickly as possibe ( I mean age ) .\n2- Go learn it in the country of the language . ( lonely ) .\n3- read newspaper ; daily .\n4- watch Tv .\n5- talk with people ; all times ( No shame ) .\nBut you must know that a language depend on 2 things :\n1-Skill 2-love .
621604
you dont need to speak arabic in dubai english is the first langauge, u will have to go there and socilise with the people and get to know best way to do this is the bars yay teh bars beer yum ted likes already lol
848367
Why don't you ask at your local mosque? I know some of them run adult education classes in Arabic.
266080
I grew up speaking English and I have at various times tried to learn Spanish, Italian, Latin, German, and Hebrew.  In my opinion, Spanish was the easiest and German was the hardest.
151843
The Teach Yourself series is pretty good for both Russian and Arabic.  The have audio tapes/cds that can help you with pronounciation.  Hope this helps!
533633
It's quite a complex language, with a lot of grammar rules but it's not impossible to learn. The hardest bit for me was that it's a dead language so not many opportunities to practice it... But it's a very useful language to have since many words, especially in latin derived languages but also many scientific terms are derived from latin. It sure helped me a lot when I had to study anatomy and physiology!
284980
You can read and understand Quran first hand,\nthat is the most important reason to learn Arabic.\nYou can also tune into Al-Jazera Tv.
586027
Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Swedish, and Malaysian are languages that can be picked up in 6 months to 1 year, depending on the dedication.\nFrench is a little bit harder than the other Latin languages because its pronunciation takes practice.\n\nGerman, Russian, Greek and Hebrew are moderately difficult languages. You need to give yourself a year or two of dedicated study to learn.\n\nJapanese, Chinese, Finnish, and Arabic are extremely challenging languages. You need about 3 to 5 years to learn to speak those languages fluently, and living among the culture is a must.
843609
That depends on your aptitude to learn languages and the time you dedicate. For some people, learning languages is very easy. Henry Schliemann, the discoverer of Troy, spoke 18 languages. According to his daughter, he learnt Spanish, Italian , and Portuguese in six weeks each
280854
Check out this site, it offers free lessons to learn Arabic\n\nhttp://www.madinaharabic.com
572131
I can write one in arabic (I could in english too, but i bet a  lot of people could.)  Which do you want? I took a class where this was a main focus so it wouldn't be too hard.
514751
Your from lebanon too. I also study it in french. Even though I find english much easier!
374555
not hard not easy ...\n\nif u liked it much u will learn it ... so u must love it at first ...\n\nbut in general its easy ...just in side of vocal ..some how it hard but if u work good for it u will passe it ..\n\nand when u learn this language ..it will be so easy to you to learn spanish and italy....\n\nand by the way its good choice ...have good luck ..
588378
For an English speaker, I would say Spanish is by far the easiest of the four to learn.  If you speak other languages, the answer might be different.\n\nLatin is particularly hard because of the declension of nouns.  French pronunciation is sometimes difficult (especially the nasal vowels).  German isn't too difficult, but the sentence word order (verb at the end or verb second) is unnatural for English-speakers (I'd put it in second place among the languages you listed).
955421
Everything! :-)\n\nThe vocabulary is pretty difficult.  There is so much of it and sometimes what you say in English isn't exactly the same as it is in another language. \n\nPronunciation is also difficult because there are sounds that are difficult to produce or even to detect!\n\nAnd grammar is a whole new ball game. The language you learn may follow a different word order, have new tenses, and treat adjectives like verbs (like Japanese!).