Arabic language
The Arabic language is an ancient language spoken by 480 million people inside and outside the Arab countries. It has a wide culture and civilization. It is a living and contemporary language. The Arabic language is considered one of the global languages with an international presence. The reason for learning this language by non-native speakers is due to several reasons and motives. Among them: political, diplomatic, economic, religious, cultural, educational, tourism, and communication. All of this is other than the intrinsic motivations that push those interested and non-Arab intellectuals to learn the language in order to become acquainted with the diverse Arab culture, thought, and heritage.
[1] The basics of learning the Arabic language for non-native speakers The basics of Learning the Arabic language:
[2] Paying attention to the phonetic system of the Arabic language, and focusing on the presentation of letters during learning and on the shapes of the different letters according to their presence in the sentence. The Arabic language has many sounds that are not found in other languages, for example: the sound of the letter ain, the qaf, and the dād. , DHA, THA, and Hamza. A non-Arabic speaker will find it difficult to pronounce them correctly. Choose the most common and widespread words, and present the new words in examples to indicate the situations in which they are used, in order to make it easier for the learner to memorize, assimilate the meanings of the words and benefit from them. Linking new words and vocabulary to the experiences and daily life of the learner, in order to accelerate and facilitate the process of learning the Arabic language. It is necessary to introduce them to punctuation marks and their uses. Despite the similarity of some punctuation marks and their use in different languages, it is necessary to explain them and explain their meanings in the Arabic language because of their importance in giving the correct meaning to the text. The process of teaching the Arabic language to non-native speakers must be rich in many different topics, such as: historical, cultural, literary, political, and economic topics. Giving learners examples of various topics enriches their dictionary with new meanings and their different uses, and improves their pronunciation and composition of sentences during conversation. Using audiovisual means such as videos, audio clips, and pictures to bring the word and meaning closer to the learner’s understanding. Relying on the principle of gradualism in teaching the Arabic language and dividing the educational process into levels commensurate with the learner and his goal. Taking into account the progression in education from easiest to most difficult, and also starting with oral education before written education. This enhances the learner’s self-confidence and encourages him to continue learning. The difficulty of the Arabic language. The Arabic language contains a lot of grammar, parsing, and synonymous and antonymous words. It is one of the richest languages in the world. However, this does not make it difficult or impossible to learn, but to master it completely, those who wish to learn it must put in more effort and time to train and master it. Learning it will not be completed in a month or a year, it will take you more time, and it would be great if the learner visits an Arab country, befriends people who speak the Arabic language, and practices speaking it most of his time, as this is one of the best ways to learn the Arabic language.[3]
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