Sajjad Nazari

Arabic is a very interesting language. It is both unique in its structure and eloquent in its brevity. I fell in love with this language nearly two decades ago and since then I am working on this language. Today I have published my works in Arabic Language and l lecture at an Arabic University. I also conduct Arabic Language courses at the language departments, and would like to share my experience of mastering this language.
The world is departing from the classical version of setting general schemes and treatments in all applied disciplines and practical skills towards particular and individual based planning. So, depending upon the preferred goals and priorities the language plan varies according to the student.
Most important factor in learning a language like in learning any other skill, is the personal motive and then comes a plan in accordance to your goals where an experienced teacher plays a pivotal role and thirdly to work hard.
The Natural way of learning a language is to continuously listen to a language in real life so you get familiar with works/expressions and their connotations. Then gradually try to practice the same way you have listened. Then to learn reading and writing. The listening and reading are sources of enhancing your speaking and writing abilities. The more you listen to the language the more you will be able to speak and the more you read the language the more you would be able to write.
For me personally, teaching Arabic is not just a work, rather it is a passion and a fun!
Let's do it together!