What are the different ways to study the Arabic language?

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Learn Arabic by playing: What are the different ways to study the Arabic language?

Studying Arabic is a great project, as this language is one of the most difficult to learn.
But don’t worry, there are many preconceptions about the Arabic language. It is true that when one has an essentially Spanish culture (or Latin, in general), learning Arabic is not as easy as learning French, Italian or English. But if you are determined and motivated, you will succeed.
Keep in mind that the classes you receive will most likely be in cultured Arabic, that is, an Arabic that is understood in all Arabic-speaking countries (as opposed to dialect Arabic, which is specific to each Arabic country).
In this article, Superprof guides you through the different ways to learn cultured Arabic at any age.
How to teach Arabic to children
The sooner you start studying a language, the sooner the student’s brain will develop.

Enroll your child in Arabic classes!

If you enroll your child in Arabic classes from a young age, it will develop their curiosity and it will be beneficial for their future, because until the age of 7, their brain is like a sponge: neural plasticity is so important that it absorbs everything that it learns a lot more easily than an adult person.
Sociological studies on socialization show that the child, in principle, only recognizes as the only social world that of his closest family (parents, siblings). It is in the primary socialization (phase of learning the norms and values ​​of a society with the family) where many of their future behaviors appear.
Thus, if you want your child to learn the Arabic language and culture, you have to socialize him in this sense: if the parents speak two languages, the child will see that it is normal to learn a language other than Spanish. Are you not surprised by the disconcerting ease with which German, Dutch, Austrian and Scandinavian children speak English fluently when they are only eight years old and it is not their mother tongue? It is because they learn English from an early age. Do the same with Arabic.
It stimulates his thirst for learning: he must memorize the 28 letters of the Arabic alphabet, their four corresponding forms, the Arabic grammar, the vocabulary words; They will learn to read and write in Arabic even before they have fully mastered Spanish.

Here are some tips for teaching Arabic to children :

There are linguistic agencies that offer baby sitters who speak Arabic (as their mother tongue or not) who are in charge of picking up your child after school during the week. Later, she takes him home, takes care of him and even takes him to his different activities (sports, music…), all this while speaking to him in Arabic.
Get materials in Arabic for your child: books, pictures, songs, movies, interactive games, etc.
Have your child visit pages to learn Arabic: Duolingo, Easy Classroom, PC Languages, etc.
Post Arabic language introductory videos and tutorials on YouTube or Dailymotion.
Use mobile applications: «Learn Arabic with Bobo Adventures» (to learn vocabulary of elements of his daily life: animals, the body, the alphabet, numbers, transport, shapes or colors, all this through an adorable character named Bobo) and “Learn Arabic Free” (for a quick and fun assimilation of the Arabic language with vocabulary divided by topics illustrated with attractive pictures and practical phrases).