Hello everyone, I come back today, at this time, I will continue learning Chinese in my free time. Well, at first, I didn't think to learn this language, but when I learnt something about chinese and watched CCTV, I wanted to know more about this language, then I kept to know something from net, and then I contacted someone chinese from this website who has helped me so so much, big thank you for him. Now, I think I will continue learning after long practise of pinyin pronunciation, and I am still practicing them when I am free. I will try to write down the characters that I got, I think it will be helpful to know the characters at first then I will try to know grammar and the other things. I am native speaker in Arabic, I can speak French as my first language, and English as my second language. Actually, I like teaching Arabic my own language, if you're interesting to it, with pleasure to help you. And about French, English, I like using them to communicate with the poeple who cannot understand Arabic.

Thank you all.

Something strage happens to me every time I practise English with a native. I give all my effort to express myself properly but I can't help with feeling like a clumsy alien from an odd and far planet. And sometimes I don't even like listen to myself in the way I express what I want to say...I know it's a quite normal and common feeling and every time I speak about it with a user from The Mixxer, I end up with this advice: "I need to build up my self-confidence and don't be afraid of mistakes".

But, how can I actually do it? It's just not a matter of character or temper: I think is the daily practise what can really help.

In the end, what I want to say is that if you share this feeling with me, don't hesitate to contact me: I would love helping with your Italian or Spanish for some minutes chat in English via Skype!

And, above all: feel free to correct the mistakes you see in this post!

Good luck everyone and enjoy learning languages! 

I hope you are fine right now, with pleasure to tell you something about my country, I just show the few of the few things in Morocco. It has a lot of accents of speaking too, like accent of Berbers or accent of Sahara's people,or northeast  accents.... for example here in Marrakesh, we talk to each other by an accent named (al-bahjawiya) haha, well it's the lovely accent that everyone in morocco, personally I like the north's accents, it's like Arabic and Spanish accents, and it's normal, because we are so near of Spain, just 24 km .for now, I meant between us (the young) we use an accent little different than the real Moroccan accent, you can say it's the modern Moroccan accent which we use french Arabic words in the same time, for example :
ça va alik ? (are you okay?) -------- in french (argot accent) (ça va toi?)------ in reall moroccan labas alik?
alik = you = toi (in french) / ça va = you go (good) = labas  ------- you see ?
Well next time (inshallah = if allah wants /(god willing)), I will tell something about the special foods here in Marrakesh, my own city
a-salamu alakum ( good bye/ peace to you)

Hello everyone !

I hope you were doing great on the last lessons in Arabic.Well,I will do on this lesson, or you can see your first lesson which you will learn seriously Arabic language after the long explaining about the phonetic system, please everyone don't use the system to memories the words, I will use it just to know the pronunciation, if you want to test yourself on the pronunciation, you can contact me or another native speaker, with pleasure to help you more to get the good pronunciation.

At first,I will explain the plan that we will use the learn Arabic, I will do five parts:1-Conversation 2-Vocabulary 3-Grammar 4-Reading 5-writing

1-Conversation: I will write down in every lessons, the famous conversation in (Standard Arabic).

2-Vocalulary : It will relate to the conversation, I will just notice the words and their meaning.

a-ssalaamu alakum (hello everyone)
you missed me all I think -the answer's no !- LoL. Well, today, I will do a test for the others who have seen the lessons about the phonetic system in Arabic.
Actually it will be as a game for you,and you can do it in any time when you're free. I will write down some Arabic words in Arabic letters,then you can try to write them by Latin letters, and you can practice the pronunciation
with someone to correct you.(if you contact any Arabian,tell him or her at first, that you're  learning Standard Arabic,sure if you're interesting in it ;))
let's moving !!

1- دَارٌ

2 -غِطَاءٌ

3 - مٍصْبَاحٌ

4 - أَنَا

5 - أَنْتِ

6 - غُرْفَةٌ

7 -مَرْحَباً

8 -كَيْفَ

9 -مَقْعَدٌ

10 - شُكْراً

1(a house) / 2(a blanket) / 3(a lamp) / 4 (I)/5 (you)/ 6( a bedroom) / 7(hello/welcome) / 8(how)/9(an armchair) / 10(thanks).

to help you for example :

تِلْمِيذٌ ----------------- ti+l'+mii+Thun ------------- til'miiThun

Next lesson we will start to know some greeting in Arabic and the pronouns in Arabic too ;) good luck friends !

You can press the button "Ctrl" and then "+" to zoom the page, that will help you to see the word in Arabic as well ;)

Hello everyone I have a question about the (s) pronunciation in these words : article's articles

they have the same pronunciation of "z", or they're different ?

I know that (s) has two sound (s) after the consonants and another "z" after the vowels

Thank you all