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Arabic Intermediate Reading Practice Reading an Event Guide

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Is Arabic difficult to learn? “Arabic has too many exotic sounds, impossible to learn for foreigners.” Not true. There are only two or three sounds which are not found in English and these can be learned easily through imitation. ... But the vocabulary of Modern Standard Arabic is no more complex than the vocabulary of any other modern language.Is Arabic a dying language? Unlikely, but English has become the lingua franca of commerce, media and education in parts of the Arab worldWhat is the hardest word to say? The Most Difficult English Word To Pronounce Colonel. Penguin. Sixth. Isthmus. Anemone. Squirrel. Choir. Worcestershire.Is Arabic harder than Mandarin? In regards to parts of speech, Arabic is more complex than Chinese. Although the script of the two languages is very foreign to western languages, Mandarin Chinese is significantly harder than the Arabic writing system due to the complexity and multitude of its characters.Is Arabic easy to read? Israeli scientists believe they have identified why Arabic is particularly hard to learn to read. The University of Haifa team say people use both sides of their brain when they begin reading a language - but when learning Arabic this is wasting effort.Is Hebrew or Arabic older? Hebrew is far older than Arabic. ... The earliest writings in Arabic date from the 6th century AD, so about 1,600 years after Hebrew was first written.