1. Have a desire that motivates you
I’ve added this strategy to the top of the article because I believe you’re not good in any area unless you have a willingness to learn. Unfortunately, several students learn Arabic, and then stop easily, the question is why they don’t keep going! You don’t even have a strong desire to learn.
Be conscious that you want to learn Arabic, why you want! You will need to do a job, travel to an Arab country, or learn about it.
Write your goals in a paper, put the paper in a position that you will see every day.
2. Watch your steps and then continue with the flow
Arabic learners often ask for intense language teaching methods, they want to learn Arabic too quickly, it is good to have encouragement, but keep in mind that learning a language doesn’t like learning to cycle, it can’t come from a day or from the night. Be careful, don’t lose your purpose.
3. Start with the basics
Instead of studying Arabic first, it is easy to get into the pit of trying to learn Arabic by transcribing words. Think of how in school we learned English. You learn the letters first, then form them into words, then learn how to write sentences and learn about correct syntax and grammar. You’ll just slow down taking shortcuts. Study the basics of Arabic letters and pronunciation with ease, it will be easy for you to deal with the language.
4. Immerse yourself in study and practice
This is a vital phase in any language learning, but especially when you’re learning Arabic. You can always learn a new word by seeing it, hearing it, writing, and speaking it, so that you can incorporate these things as much as possible.
The language is easier to understand, and the instructional nature of such programs can be very beneficial to new students of any generation. As you develop skills, another tactic is to watch films with English subtitles in a foreign language. This gives you a better “ear” to listen, and the subtitles give you a translation of what you say. Finally, you can turn the subtitles off and you still understand what you are doing.
A Few More Tips:
- Don’t just learn the rules: it is essential to contextualize learning. Learn stuff that can be used quickly, for example during the job or the shopping.
- Again, make sure your pronunciation of words, phrases or whole text exercises. It will help you to express yourself correctly and easily.
- Arabic must be dynamic learning! Including enjoyable activities like games and many more to create a better understanding of the language which is very important.
