Marhaba  about 3 years ago I made a similar post and ended up teaching a comrade for almost 2 years, and I loved teaching my native tongue so I wanna go on that journey again, especially now that I have so much experience and already made the “course material”, it’s a fun “side hustle”. Ofc I make sure to adapt the lessons and study plan to the student’s interests and pace. I try to incorporate Comprehensible Input as much as possible even though it’s very scarce to find input made for learners. I think language learning has to be fun, engaging and things need to make sense, and believe me Arabic makes a lot of sense unlike English. You can dm me from a throwaway account if you want. Let me know if you have any questions about Arabic or my approach to teaching. And dw about money, really! And if there is enough interest we can have group lessons as well... just let me know if you're interested and we can try to make it work ت --- Arabic is nowhere near as intimidating as you think, it actually has internal logic and consistency ::: spoiler I'm just gonna quote what @prolepylene said about his experience learning Arabic Learning languages is hard, but I find it very rewarding. My lessons are fun, the language itself makes sense in a way that allows me to infer meanings and uses I don't explicitly know, and it teaches me about English almost as much as Arabic. Arabic as a language makes a lot more sense than English. A big part of it is that Arabic isn’t a bastard language of Germanic and Romantic influences, though the history of the Arabic world has left it with many loan words from the west. The other big thing is MSA (Modern Standara Arabic), though not really spoken colloquially, is actively managed to make it universal and easy to learn. In my opinion, the script is the least intimidating part of the language. The [Arabic root system] is pretty great. At first I wasn’t sure how it was substantially different from the Latin root system, but comparatively to English the Arabic root system is everywhere throughout the language. As you learn the forms and patterns you can break down basically all verbs, nouns, adjectives, and adverbs to a base form and a pattern that you can use to infer meaning.

history Prof_mu3allim • Now • 100%

The books that lay hidden behind a wall for five centuries in Spain

english.elpais.com

“In all the world it never happened / what happened in Al-Andalus,” wrote Mohammad al-Yayyar in one of his poems, a Muslim scholar who was forced to either convert to Christianity or leave his homeland. >Around 1500, forced to convert to Christianity or leave his homeland, he decided to do the latter. In the hope of returning, he hid three manuscripts in a wall of his house: the two books written by him and a Koran dating from the 12th or 13th century. They were never seen again until workers dislodged them while doing renovation work at a house in the village.

chapotraphouse Prof_mu3allim • Now • 100%

To the World’s Tyrants

O, you the oppressor, the unjust, lo! The darkness lover, the life-foe! You’ve belittled the pains of a weak people, And your palm is suffused with their gory hue. You’ve walked trampling on Existence’s charm, And on its tops, sowed thorns of sorrow. Slow down! Don’t be deceived by the spring, By the bright welkin and by the morn’s lights— In the horizons wide are the horrors of darkness, The thunderbolts, and the wind bites. Be wary! Under ashes lie embers; And who sows thorns reaps injuries. Brood! There, how ye harvested Mortals’ heads and hope’s flowerings; Watered dust with blood flowings, Forced it to sip tears till drunken. Will topple ye over the flood, the blood-flood, And will devour ye the fiery showering. - The Tunisian poet Abul-Qasim Al-Shaby

chapotraphouse Prof_mu3allim • Now • 100%

Hypercritical

If you have to point out every fault in a friend, you’ll surely criticize everyone. --- Live with your brother or just live alone— sometimes he’s right, sometimes he’s wrong. --- You’ll go thirsty unless you drink a few specks— is anyone’s water always fresh? --- Who is it whose traits are entirely pleasing? It's enough dignity for a man that you don't lose count of their faults. 

food Prof_mu3allim • Now • 100%

Some vegan Arabic recipes

بدون لحوم قلاية الباذنجان بطريقتين ألذ من بعض فطور او غداء سريع ولذيذ https://youtu.be/tOW6hFwkDuI بدون لحوم وجبة نباتية غنية بالبروتين والفيتامينات 🍅 ارز بالعدس وقرنبيط كامل مطبوخ https://youtu.be/0W31Jzs_8kk من أشهر المقبلات المحمره السوريه 😋Syrian Muhammara https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40Q7qwqBGKI 3 وصفات بالباذنجان اقتصادية وشهية فطور او عشاء بدون قلي بدون فرن وداعا لحيرة كل يوم https://youtu.be/TVsUGDrTlLI الحريرة المغربية بالطريقة الاصلية | شوربة رمضانية لذيذة وصحية تستحق التجربة https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4wdfnQdYOa4 الكشري المصري مع الصلصه والدقه تابعوها من أطيب الوصفات لاتفوتكم The Egyptian Koshary https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ThuB1s9EN_0&t=167 Desert: صينية الحلبة الفلسطينية🔅 مليانة دفى وفوايد🔅حلوى شتوية لذيذة https://youtu.be/SrAecduawbc بدون سكر حلويات صحية ✔️ 3 وصفات حلا سهلة ولذيذة ناكلها بدون ندم https://youtu.be/VSRK_sxVZwc بدون بيض حليب خلاط او زبدة كيكة برتقال بالمهلبية🍊 طعم وشكل خيال https://youtu.be/P9bBNpcf1-Y You thought I was gonna give you some idea what the dishes are in English didn't you  Don't worry, they got subtitles.

memes Prof_mu3allim • Now • 99%

What languages are you learning?

Tell the monolinguals about your experience  A lot more of you should be learning Arabic smdh