>learning Arabic
>letter has different forms depending on its position in a sentence
Why? Fucking why? Couldn’t you retards just make a normal alphabet? Also half the fucking letters look identical. Why are ii mid and b mid virtually the same? Why?!
Learning Arabic
Ryan Bell
Sebastian Harris
If you're intelligent this won't be a problem for you
Levi Sanders
>t. 9IQ bogan is getting filtered by simple alphabet
Many such cases! S A D ! ! !
Joshua Howard
I know
At least Aramaic has block forms
Dylan Gonzalez
you don't need it just use the arabic sms romanization dumbo
Dominic Bailey
Cursive is easy this way
Nathan Thomas
cope low iq subperson
Aaron Perez
Thats kind easy desu, and this is only 2 forms not 4
Michael Gray
SHUT THE FUCK UP! IT’S EASY BUT DOESN’T MAKE IT NOT STUPID!!
Isaac Bennett
Hebrew does the same thing. E.g. כ-ף פ-ף מ-ם נ-ן צ-ץ but it's only at the end of a word.
Lincoln Long
>Stupid
The only stupid one is you, subhuman bogan.
Brayden Jones
The cursive Hebrew is even worse since a lot of ending characters look like cursive lamed (ל).
Ayden Rogers
It looks nice, at least.
Ganbare, user.
Brandon Perry
You already speak the only language anyone ever needs to learn
Nathan Garcia
Cursive Hebrew is pretty but hard to distinguish. I much prefer the block text for regular reading. My cursive is only half literate.
Anthony Kelly
Arabic used to be much harder as it didn't have dots on letters at all during 6th and 7th century and you were suppose to guess the word by the context, they were added later to help new converts.
Why would even bother with Arabic? Apart from religious reasons i don't see why would anybody learn it.
Liam Wright
Are you Jewish? I can't write in block text properly since I've used cursive since I was a kid (I'm a native speaker).
Tyler Ross
a thread died for this
Brody Gutierrez
Fml. I’m learning it because I’m Arab and I don’t know the language. If I learn it I can speak to my parents and relatives easier and teach them English.
Jace Wright
>a ‘do Americans really?’ thread died for this
Nolan Ortiz
If any Hebrew-knowing poster is here, do you know how old nikkud is? I only see it used in names of companies where otherwise you might mispronounce it.
How does Arabic account for sounds not originally in the language? Hebrew has a symbol that looks like an apostrophe that turns the "ts" sound into a "tch" for say Russian names. And "z" into "zh" (like in Zhang).
Benjamin Cruz
they add more points on top or below a letter and call it a day