Using Apps To Learn Arabic? | Mufti Abu Layth
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machineauto-transcribed, may contain errors · source: youtube auto · click a time to seek · dotted terms open the glossarySomebody's Harun Rashid says started using Duolingo to learn Arabic. That's amazing, man. I shared a on my Insta story. Those of you that are not already following me on Instagram, you should do. That's the best way to put it really. You should do. I do share. I'm quite active with my stories on there.
Um and I do share things occasionally on my actual feed as well. Like some short video or something. But on my stories, I'm always sharing I'm sharing humor often, funny stuff. And uh but then occasionally I'll share something valuable. I mean, I think humor's valuable, but I'll share like a lesson or or a tip or something.
And I said the other day that look, people really need, if you're not already studying Arabic, then it's not about putting it on your list to do. It's about beginning it now. The immediately. And I said just start with 15 minutes a day of Arabic. And I said that look, just use some apps. Download these apps. There's so many.
Um it's not about This isn't about a personal favorite. I'm just saying them arbitrarily. So Duolingo is one that came straight to mind. There's so many. There's um You get programs, Rosetta Stone. You'll get I'm not sure. There's this one Busuu or something. Busuu.
B U S U U, I think. But um But there's a bunch of them. If you just look for Arabic teaching apps, they come right up. And I'm just trying to think. I have some I've had so many in the past. I've had them for Spanish and different things. but they do Arabic as well. Now, if you want to enroll on a course, enroll on a course.
And if you you know, if you want to enroll on a course with whether it's going to be a share, whether it's going to be something online, whether it's going to be with a college, sure, if you are up to that, then do it. If you're not, then here's just a very simple mechanism of using your phone 15 minutes a day, getting on with it. So, yeah, so that's where we are, people.
That's where we are. It's very straightforward, okay? Wasim Wasit Ustadh G ahlan wa sahlan ahlan wa sahlan Yolanda ahlan wa sahlan wa alaykumu salaam. I always benefit greatly from these lessons. Shukran. Barakallahu feek. I appreciate your kind supportive words.
Um looking forward to the Arabic course. Yeah. The Arabic course is already complete, so uh I don't know. I mean, I have several lessons of it, but I have to upload it. The problem is it's one of these that back in the day when I uh delivered the course, the platforms were still medieval.
So, I used this back then, this platform WizIQ we used to um use back then. This is going maybe 8 years ago or something. So, we have the course, but we have it you see, they allowed us obviously we could download it, but only as an executable file, not as a video file. So, which is weird as hell, but back then this is how they did it.
So, the only way I can upload it now is I have to play it and kind of like screen record it. Almost like I have to cast the screen to it. So, it just makes it that bit more um weird and awkward to do. So, yeah. But, I'll get round to it.
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