Learning any language requires understanding its grammar and syntax first, and then comes the vocabulary. So if you want to learn Arabic, know that this language is really the most scientific language to learn and that implies, you should be good at science first! :D
Anyway, to start with, as far as I learn from my experience, know how to build simple sentences in it i.e. having the subject and it's predicate. then comes how to link possessions with possessors. then pronouns and prepositions. Final thing is verb formation, that is, learning to change the tense of the verb into past, present, future, active and passive. The last thing is the exceptional interjections and proverbs used most often (these are a few words), and words like yes and no.
Then comes the vocabulary development, and that is the final yet infinite thing, as time goes by and new words are imported and Arabized, let alone the treasure of words this language already has.
If you go with this order, its easy going, otherwise you will end up saying "Oh, I find it so hard to learn, I cant ever do it", but that is not quite true. The problem would be your methodology.
The best teachers are Noman Ali Khan, Dr. Amir Sohail who have done alot, and Insha Allah soon we will be adding our content to put seeds into your minds that will grow.
God Bless!
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Muhammad Shamoeel is an educationist blogger, who intends to support the students in chaos, who are yet amateur in their O level. He is himself a student who had a hard time in study, though, he has an ambition to help low-line students to jump up.
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ھذہ الکتاب خیرٌ جدّاً!!!
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