Learning Some Arabic Online
Anyone interested in learning Arabic without spending money on formal instruction can visit The Arabic PodClass, which teaches the language in podcasts using the familiar texts of Kahlil Gibran. Language skills are an absolute essential to anyone with an interest in issues like foreign affairs and security analysis, and here's one way that individuals with more time than money can pick up the skill. (Nothing follows)
posted by wretchardthecat at 12/24/2006 06:16:00 PM
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Wretchard said, "Anyone interested in learning Arabic without spending money on formal instruction..."
Pretty soon Arabic will be the universal language in Europe, by dint of the comparative birth rates and the total lack of interest by the North Africans and Pakistani immigrants toward assimilating.
لسانك حصانك إن صنته صانك وإن خنته خانك
http://www.oculture.com/weblog/2006/10/itunes_learn_fo.html
Actions speak louder than words. And on that score, the arab speaking world has spoken loud and clear. What is it that you hope to learn that you already do not know?
There's a civil war and a US military occupation in Iraq, that's what's going on. Everything else follows from that.
Btw, anyone that can look at Michael Moore's face for more than two seconds, should automatically be considered brain dead, as far as I'm concerned.
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Recently I began attempting to learn a new language online, just to have something else to put on my CV, and I was amazed how many different types of language cds there are available. In the end I decided to purchase some gear that would help me learn German and it has been amazing, I can’t believe how quickly I am picking it all up! Going to give Russian a go next!
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