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I think it is better if we teach them how to pronounce the arabic latters so they can speek kuwaiti Tone fluently.

it's hard to teach it here .. it should be face to face

it needs some train .. who want to learn?

I think it's a bit difficult to know the real pronunciation of these words.

You know how I learned Spanish? I used to live near a store where Mexicans were working in Arizona, every time I went to the store I they would teach me a few words and phrases. A year later I was literally just walking in the store and speaking to them in Espanol only, lol and whenever I saw Latinos in the street, I would make small talk to test my Spanish.

Conclusion: you should find yourself somebody at a store you go to frequently or a restaurant to teach you slowly.

once i was in a video store in ghalia & alia

there was american woman next to me with her two kids .. she talking in english .. then when she talked to her kids she was talking in arabic .. i was just like " wow" .. so i asked her

hi , you know arabic very well and i think you are not arabian right?
she said yes .. my husband is kuwaiti

holdcardsdown , yes it is hard to pronun these words .. but with time they will know well .. i know filipinos guy " woking at mc donald " abu hulaifa ..after noon .. guys you can go and check how he talk .. i like talking to him .. in arabic with time he was pronuned the word just like me

so once you know it you can practice

and you know Spanish in a year?? that's good .. i know some words and trying to know more .. you would be felpfull to me hehehe

but as roro said .. it's difficult to find some one friendly to teach you arabic words unless you know him or her " in work maybe " .. or you are lucky :p

and roro .. when he said to you ( shtaabii? ) you tell him : ( salamtic = never mind just forget it ) :p

roro do you know how i teach my self english ? " i was less than "D" in school with english ...so i started watching english movies and tried to talk to american people ... i was like "LOST" btween them when they talk .. but as holdcardsdown said .. it becomes better with time ... so i'm still learning from you guys

don't give up .. it's good to know what people says ... and amazing when you sock some one聽 by replaying in his language

choco-muchacha wrote:

I think it's a bit difficult to know the real pronunciation of these words.

You know how I learned Spanish? I used to live near a store where Mexicans were working in Arizona, every time I went to the store I they would teach me a few words and phrases. A year later I was literally just walking in the store and speaking to them in Espanol only, lol and whenever I saw Latinos in the street, I would make small talk to test my Spanish.

Conclusion: you should find yourself somebody at a store you go to frequently or a restaurant to teach you slowly.

once i was in a video store in ghalia & alia

there was american woman next to me with her two kids .. she talking in english .. then when she talked to her kids she was talking in arabic .. i was just like " wow" .. so i asked her

hi , you know arabic very well and i think you are not arabian right?
she said yes .. my husband is kuwaiti

holdcardsdown , yes it is hard to pronun these words .. but with time they will know well .. i know filipinos guy " woking at mc donald " abu hulaifa ..after noon .. guys you can go and check how he talk .. i like talking to him .. in arabic with time he was pronuned the word just like me

so once you know it you can practice

and you know Spanish in a year?? that's good .. i know some words and trying to know more .. you would be felpfull to me hehehe

but as roro said .. it's difficult to find some one friendly to teach you arabic words unless you know him or her " in work maybe " .. or you are lucky :p

and roro .. when he said to you ( shtaabii? ) you tell him : ( salamtic = never mind just forget it ) :p

roro do you know how i teach my self english ? " i was less than "D" in school with english ...so i started watching english movies and tried to talk to american people ... i was like "LOST" btween them when they talk .. but as holdcardsdown said .. it becomes better with time ... so i'm still learning from you guys

don't give up .. it's good to know what people says ... and amazing when you sock some one聽 by replaying in his language

choco-muchacha wrote:

roro

i know .. but those words i mentioned can be used everyday

i see that you are from kuwait .. so you can bee helpful if you like to

regardes

choco,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,do u remember this friend

tai1017 wrote:

muchacha = I am assuming u know the meaning of muchacha?聽 I hope u do, It is spanish for female, but not all spanish speaking countries use it?聽 so how did u hear of this words? you can even spell it right? or it is an arabic word?

i can spell it right cause a latin classmate who told me about it

it's not arabian word

roro911 wrote:

@kuwaiti girl


i think  thts a gr8 idea ! i will be delighted if i cud learn arabis from a kuwaiti !!!!

roro,

[large]When I was at Kuwait university I had so many friends from different parts of the world , they came to Kuwait to study Arabic language & specially Kuwaiti accent.
In Kuwait university there聮s a department called [color=#000]Language centre you can learn Arabic,Spanish,French and other languages over there + they are givin a good courses t the one who wana study and learn Kuwaiti accent..
If u are interested you can visit the centre and ask about Dr.Khloud al-Saleh or Dr.Liyla Al-Othman for more clarification.
Believe me it聮s worth..

Ciao.[/large][/color]



thnnxxx for the offer