Haha well it's impossible, even 5aliji i don't understand it just some words, the only countries i understand very well are "Lebanon, Jordan, Palestine"

Which arabic language is the easiest to understand or learning?

I think Zombie should answer this question he knows better, but i think Syrian is eazy.

Written by [user id=28526] on 01.01.2011 at 15:06

i think Syrian is eazy.

you're syrian, it's clear syrian is easy for you!

Written by Gurth Bennas on 01.01.2011 at 18:51

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i dont think the Egyptian dialect is easy, infact it is rather complicted and different from any other arabic variation, but the reason it maybe be popular and understandable by many arabs is that Egypt 'was' once the most advanced arab country and one of the first arab countries to gain its independence from colonization, so egyptian media was always ahead and that helped spread the egyptian dialect, also alot of arab countries needed teachers to make cirriculums and to teach them about various sciences, and most of these teachers were egyptians, and that further helped speard the egyptian dialect...

now, those were the good 'ol glory times lol, now all the successful TV shows, singers, and soap operas are lebanese or syrian, and recently the dubbed-turkish series are being voiced by syrians so this helped spread the syrian dialect even more ... and the gulf (qatar, emirates, and KSA) dialects are getting popular too due to their increased medis influence, and as most of the jobs in the middle east are located there so most of the arabs go work in the gulf for extended periods of time.

i guess the only un-popular dialect of arabic is the 'western' one used in morocco and algeria and tunisia.
i have an algerian friend and when she speaks in algerian arabic i seriously do not understand a SINGLE word (not exaggerating )

We learn dialect of Saudi Arabia in our educational Arabic book in Iran. it has many qavaeds(I mean grammer). too much difficult!

Written by Gurth Bennas on 02.01.2011 at 11:09

We learn dialect of Saudi Arabia in our educational Arabic book in Iran. it has many qavaeds(I mean grammer). too much difficult!

Dude why you even wanna learn arabic, arabic suck! i fuckin despise this language it's so hard i learn it when i was 6 or 7, till now sometime i have some mistakes, but am very good at the street language.

Written by [user id=28526] on 02.01.2011 at 16:10

Written by Gurth Bennas on 02.01.2011 at 11:09

We learn dialect of Saudi Arabia in our educational Arabic book in Iran. it has many qavaeds(I mean grammer). too much difficult!

Dude why you even wanna learn arabic, arabic suck! i fuckin despise this language it's so hard i learn it when i was 6 or 7, till now sometime i have some mistakes, but am very good at the street language.

I remember that in "Konkoor" (The general exam for entering the university in Iran) I could answer to 60% of Arabic questions. totally it was very difficult !

Written by [user id=41780] on 02.01.2011 at 17:08

I remember that in "Konkoor" (The general exam for entering the university in Iran) I could answer to 60% of Arabic questions. totally it was very difficult !

You need to know Arabic in order to enter university in Iran? What about when trying to get a job?
The hell... even we don't require Russian at universities nor at work altho it's a lot more used here than Arabic in Iran...

In fact it's sorta necessary to know Russian here... after all it's spoken by more than one third of the population and we don't have to be so "nationalistic" to say "I am a monolingual Estonian speaker! I will never study Russian. Only a bit English!"

Written by Ernis on 02.01.2011 at 17:24

You need to know Arabic in order to enter university in Iran? What about when trying to get a job?

yeah, we should know arabic as well as an arabic person should know. but for working there's no usage for arabic. unless you want to work in a place which has connections with arabic countries. I really can't understand why we have to learn two languages? I think english sucks too!

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Ohh man so the Egyptians army visiting this theard now hahaha that's funny xD

You should have seen that coming.

no worries my Syrian comrade we can still survive XD

EDIT: I have 1111 posts now thats super kvlt and tr00

i was drunk when i post that xD anyway my 666 posts were more kvlt, tr00 and also Br00tal

dude, my 666th post was sooooo 2 years ago, back then it was even more kvlt, tr00, br00tal, brick-sh1t1ng than u can ever imagine XD XD XD

Written by Gurth Bennas on 03.01.2011 at 08:56

Written by Ernis on 02.01.2011 at 17:24

You need to know Arabic in order to enter university in Iran? What about when trying to get a job?

yeah, we should know arabic as well as an arabic person should know. but for working there's no usage for arabic. unless you want to work in a place which has connections with arabic countries. I really can't understand why we have to learn two languages? I think english sucks too!

When they start to teach arabic? what grade? that's really suck i did not know that you guys should learn arabic because i think both languages SUCK and very hard! btw is there any common words Persian\Arabic?

Written by [user id=28526] on 05.01.2011 at 15:14

When they start to teach arabic? what grade? that's really suck i did not know that you guys should learn arabic because i think both languages SUCK and very hard! btw is there any common words Persian\Arabic?

they start at first grade of guidance school. about common words: yes we have some arabic-persian words since the arrival of Islam in Iran. like: assalamu alaik. actually it's a simple example!

Ramadan kareem everyone. yalla 5 days to go!
goodluck :p

Ramadan Kareem to you too
we will be fasting until 20:00 so it will be hard this year (and especially that I have to study )

Written by InnerSelf on 16.11.2009 at 17:26

New syrian bands coming every day
truely optimistic about what might be the start of a true Syrian Metal scene

I hope... Have you checked out the three song demo yet?

Written by InnerSelf on 29.07.2011 at 01:09

Ramadan Kareem to you too
we will be fasting until 20:00 so it will be hard this year (and especially that I have to study )

When is the first day of Ramadan in Syria ?

Just wanted to stop by and wish everyone Ramadan Kareem from Tunisia . May it bring joy, health and inner satisfaction to all of you and especially to the less fortunate ones. May god give you all the blessings you are longing for and blossom your fasting into a place in his limitless heaven.

Written by [user id=41780] on 31.07.2011 at 17:28

When is the first day of Ramadan in Syria ?

Today

Written by Mindheist on 01.08.2011 at 06:40

Just wanted to stop by and wish everyone Ramadan Kareem from Tunisia . May it bring joy, health and inner satisfaction to all of you and especially to the less fortunate ones. May god give you all the blessings you are longing for and blossom your fasting into a place in his limitless heaven.

Thanks
Ramadan Kareem to you too

Written by [user id=119833] on 31.07.2011 at 16:42

Written by InnerSelf on 16.11.2009 at 17:26

New syrian bands coming every day
truely optimistic about what might be the start of a true Syrian Metal scene

I hope... Have you checked out the three song demo yet?

I have been really busy but I will check it out today or tomorrow

Happy eid everyone !!! ramadan is over, FINALLY!!
ok back to the default status

Happy Eid

Happy Eid to everyone.

Just stopped by to wish you all a happy Eid .

Happy Eid there!

Written by Roro on 30.08.2011 at 02:22

Happy eid everyone !!! ramadan is over, FINALLY!!
ok back to the default status

So what is Eid exactly ? Is it just the name for the end of Ramadan? Excuse my ignorance, I'm not a Muslim (or christian or anything else), I'm just curious.

Ok in a very simple meaning : eid el fetr ( or breaking the feast festival ) is a Muslim holiday for 3 days we celebrate it by the end of Ramadan month. as for festival, children wear new clothes and they get small amount of money as a gift from the family and the neighbors. and as a holiday, we get 3 days off from schools, collage and work
as a conclusion, people get crazy in the streets, out of work, eating, greetings, gathering and give charities

Ofcourse Muslim crazy is not St.Patrick day crazy, it's crazy in the most appropriate way ever

Written by Zombie on 01.01.2011 at 19:22

i have an algerian friend and when she speaks in algerian arabic i seriously do not understand a SINGLE word (not exaggerating )

You remind me of when I traveled to Tunisia and spoke to shop clerks in French instead of Arabic. Much easier!

Written by Oaken on 16.05.2012 at 02:20

You remind me of when I traveled to Tunisia and spoke to shop clerks in French instead of Arabic. Much easier!

There's a big difference between Tunisian Arabic and Algerian Arabic. Sure, there's this sort of dialect continuum between the two but aside from that, nothing. Even the morphology, syntax and pronunciation differ.

Tunisian Arabic sounds soft and pliable whereas Algerian Arabic and Moroccan Arabic sound ragged and at times harsh.

On the other hand, you really need to be Tunisian to understand our dialect because it's quite different from Classical Arabic. That's probably why most Tunisians don't understand their neighbouring countries or even the ones in the middle-east.