1. First, cultivate a strong interest in learning. Regardless of whether you are a child or an adult learning Arabic, the most original and perfect method is to speak as you like and read interestingly, and never be constrained by grammar.
2. Secondly, the key to learning Arabic well lies in practice. Authentic and pure Arabic must come from practice, and a lot of listening and speaking is the only way. Learning Arabic is a long process, and it is difficult to achieve results if you stop and go. You must have continuity and persistence; you must work hard, persevere every day, review in time and deepen your impression before completely forgetting it, and repeat this until it becomes permanent. memory.
3. The focus and difficulty of learning Arabic are verb conjugation, various derivation, structural differences between Arabic and native language, some special sentence structures, etc. There are special chapters for key and difficult points, and a large number of exercises. If appropriate, special lectures can also be provided. In the teaching process, attention should be paid to strengthening the training and consolidation in this aspect. The teaching of grammar theory should serve language practice, so the process of teaching each grammar point should include a certain amount of practice, using theory to guide practice and practice to consolidate theory. Encourage students to speak more, write more, and practice more.
The best textbook for learning Arabic
1. "New Arabic" by Foreign Language Teaching and Research Press, *** four volumes. It is mainly a textbook used at the undergraduate level in universities in the north, such as Beijing, Dalian and other places. It was published in 2004.
2. "New Arabic Course" by Shanghai Foreign Language Education Press, *** six volumes. A unified textbook for undergraduates at Shanghai International Studies University, published in 2006.
3. "Concise Arabic Tutorial" by Peking University Press, *** two volumes. Textbooks used in elective courses and second foreign language (Arabic) at Peking University.
4. Communication University of China Press, "College Arabic", has been published in two volumes and is generally a teaching material used by social training institutions.
5. The Religious Culture Publishing House's "Hundred Lessons in Arabic Courses" has been published in two volumes and is used as teaching materials for various religious schools. There are many teaching materials. If you want to learn Arabic systematically, I recommend the teaching materials from Foreign Language Research Press and Shanghai International Studies University Press. They range from easy to deep, each with its own merits. The fifth and sixth volumes of the textbooks published by SISU Press are relatively more literary. If you are self-study, it is recommended that you use the textbooks from Peking University Press. Two words - simple, clear at a glance, and easy to get started.
Benefits of learning Arabic
You can enrich your knowledge and experience the wonders of the language.
Understanding the history and culture of Arab countries can also hone your perseverance (Arabic is the third most difficult language to learn in the world after Chinese and Sanskrit).