arabic lessons wanted

Telboy53 · 2011-02-22T11:33:26+01:00

Seeking intensive Arabic lessons in Egypt, specifically in Maadi or Heliopolis. Looking to quickly improve conversation skills in exchange for English.

Telboy53 New member

Member since 30 August 2009

Telboy53New member22 February 2011 09:33:26

Am english, well educated well spoken. Looking for intensive arabic lessons to take me from zero to coversation in the shortest time. Happy to pay reasonable amount and also exchange quality english conversation. Am in Maadi, but visit Heliopolis quite often. have my own car. Any ideas?

amarakl Guest

amaraklGuest22 February 2011 09:50:20

if you want Rosetta Stone program for learn Arabic let me know
it is 3 levels and free of charge

Telboy53 New member

Member since 30 August 2009

Telboy53New member22 February 2011 19:57:47

hello there thanks for your kind offer. That might be quite useful?

Regards

Terry

magdaw Active member

Member since 26 December 2010

magdawActive member23 February 2011 01:55:46

hey..

i was writing before of this forum that i am attending a school called arab academy and they are really good - they can make your course as intensive as you want. check them on arabacademy.com and good luck!

Ahmed fawzy New member

Member since 23 February 2011

Ahmed fawzyNew member23 February 2011 12:46:03

Fajr center for the Arabic language is the best in Egypt and Middle East

magdaw Active member

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magdawActive member24 February 2011 08:03:12

did you study with them? because i am studying with arab academy and i know they r really good. this is why i can safely recommend them.

Ahmed fawzy New member

Member since 23 February 2011

Ahmed fawzyNew member26 February 2011 07:03:47

you can visit Fajr website to know how much bigger is it he received between 7000 to 8000 student per year from more than 150 different nationalities

magdaw Active member

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magdawActive member27 February 2011 09:17:35

bigger doesnt mean better聽 thats just piece of advice i m not saying they are bad.. i m saying there r schools which r really good and they r not massive. anyway.. we should leave the choice to Telboy53.

Telboy53 New member

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Telboy53New member27 February 2011 09:59:55

thanks for all your replies. I will certainly go with one. I appreciate the advice

Terry

zeema Member

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zeemaMember18 March 2011 23:54:36

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dear telboy

聽聽聽聽聽 i studied Arabic language and Islamic research
in one of the most powerful colleges in Egypt (dare eloom)
am ready聽 to take your tongue to be arabic spoken聽 in short notice if you are ready pleas contact me at 1985.egy@gmail.com

聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽best regards
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The Londoner Contributor

Member since 09 November 2010

The LondonerContributor19 March 2011 08:11:06

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magdaw wrote:
hey..

i was writing before of this forum that i am attending a school called arab academy and they are really good - they can make your course as intensive as you want. check them on arabacademy.com and good luck!

Thanks for the recommendation. I have started classes with them too and would also recommend this school. They are friendly and seriously push you to learn. They are also patient and, in my case, refuse to speak English to me, which forces me to speak and try to think in Arabic.

harajuku New member

Member since 19 June 2011

harajukuNew member20 June 2011 20:07:05

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amarakl wrote:
if you want Rosetta Stone program for learn Arabic let me know
it is 3 levels and free of charge

what's that rosetta stone program? tell me more please

ontrack Member

Member since 20 June 2011

ontrackMember20 June 2011 21:00:29

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harajuku wrote:
amarakl wrote:
if you want Rosetta Stone program for learn Arabic let me know
it is 3 levels and free of charge

what's that rosetta stone program? tell me more please

Rosetta Stone is a wonderful language learning environment. it uses the aid of pictures to teach new words in a new language. you can check for more details on rosettastone.com/

regards