How to practice speaking in Arabic if you have no Arab friends

[@youmakemesayalhamdulillah]

Thank u to u all

[@SaddamHussain-dm9fc]

شكرا كثيرا يا غاليه

[@hasanylmaz6880]

Hunak daiman tarık cedid. Jemil shukran jezilen

[@niyazimi]

Excellent

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اسلام عليكم ورحمه الله وبركاته كيف اجد موقع ولين للمحادثات مع أجانب لتعلم اللغه الانجليزيه

[@adildoloo4619]

Why in the Quran 38:18, yusabbihna (3 Feminine) is used for the broken plural jibaal (mountains)?

[@athiqahfazil]

How can I join your class

[@Drooblemeister]

From the US, lived in Jordan from 2011-2015 and wanting to know how I can keep up my Arabic, anyone know which site she is speaking of that allows an English speaker to speak with an Arab speaker and teach each other? Ana batalaamhum Ingliizi izza hummi bitallamni 3araby. Also make periodic business trips to Masr, would be open to learning this dialect more as well. Shokran!

[@zaidsk5507]

@Drooblemeister if you want to interact with native Arab speakers or if you want to practice the language then try using italki.But italki is a paid service platform

[@Drooblemeister]

@@zaidsk5507 I see, might you know someone personally who wants to learn English and I could practice my Arabic with? I could give them my email or FB. Do you know how much Italki is per month?

[@LearnArabicQasid]

@@Drooblemeister You can try HelloTalk, it's a language exchange app, there are also other apps like Bilingua and Tandem, and websites which should come up when you google language exchange. Hope that helps!