4 Secrets to Speak Arabic in 6 Months (No Textbooks Required!

Hello everyone. My name is Mohamed Hassan. I'm a native Arabic teacher. I graduated in the Faculty of Languages and Translation Interpretation Department Al-Azhar University in 2009. I'm certified from Cambridge University as I have CELTA and TKT. I have about three diplomas in Education and Methodology from Cambridge University in Britain beside my major which is Arabic into English Translation. Actually, out of my nine-year experience, I came across a new way that will help you to speak Arabic fluently and quickly within a very short period of time, within only six months. Imagine, yes, there is no need to spend years and years or hours and hours studying Arabic to be able to speak it fluently and quickly. No, you're not going to waste your time. You're not going to spend years and years to speak Arabic fluently and to learn Arabic to speak it fluently and quickly. Using my way, you'll be able to speak Arabic fluently within a very short period of time, only six months from scratch, even if you haven't heard before about the Arabic language. Actually, I have tried this way with a lot of my students and they like it a lot and they really can speak Arabic after six months fluently and quickly. Imagine, yes, because they followed these instructions. They followed my way of teaching. And by the way, we should forget all about the bad way of teaching. I mean the traditional way, the traditional way of taking courses, the traditional way of studying a lot of textbooks. No, there is no need to do all these things. Actually, if you'd like to know about my way of learning and speaking Arabic fluently within six months from scratch, just follow my videos, watch my videos. They are only four main rules. If you were able to follow them, if you are able to follow these four rules, believe me, and I promise you that you'll be able to speak Arabic like natives. For sure, there will be some grammatical or hesitation, but it will be totally different. You will feel very great progress as my students nowadays. They speak it normally without thinking about grammar rules, without translating words in their mind. They speak it without any kind of effort. Imagine? See you next video. Bye. Hello. Are you ready to hear the first rule that will enable you to speak Arabic fluently and quickly? OK. Actually, the first rule says that you should focus on expressions, not individual words. Yes, a lot of students have memorized thousands and thousands of Arabic words, but finally they can't speak Arabic. Why? Because they learned Arabic word by word. They translate words in their mind. But if they learned Arabic expression by expression, sentence by sentence, phrase by phrase, for sure they will speak it normally and naturally without translating words in their mind. Imagine? For example, I'll give you an example. If you'd like, for example, to ask someone about his name in English, what are you going to say? Yes, excellent. You will say, what's your name? Very good. Why did you say it quickly? Why? Why didn't you translate it in your mind? Why didn't take a lot of time to generate this question or to produce this question? Why? Because you learned it as an expression. You memorized it as an expression. You memorized the whole phrase. And this is the best solution that will help you to stop translating words in your mind. You know that the Arabic language consists of only 6,000 expressions. And some scholars, they say there are only four main thousand expressions. Imagine? If you're able to memorize those four or 6,000 expressions as they are, like what's your name? What's your name? Where are you from? How old are you? If you are able to memorize these expressions, believe me, you will see very great progress in the language because you're not going to translate words in your mind. You will speak expressions automatically, quickly, without even thinking about the meaning of the vocabularies that you're saying. You know, you are a native speaker and when you speak your language, you speak expressions, not individual words. So this is the first rule. You need to learn expressions, phrases, closes, main sentences, questions, not only single words. Okay? Great. See you next time and I'll tell you about the Bye-bye. Hello. Are you ready to hear rule number two? Great. So, for the first rule, we said that you need to focus on expressions, not single or individual words. This is for the first rule. For the second rule, and by the way, it is very strange. Yes. The second rule says that you should stop studying grammar rules. Yes. You should stop studying grammar. A lot of students have spent hours and hours, but years and years studying a lot of Arabic grammar books, but finally they find it very difficult to speak Arabic. Do you know why? Yes, because if they want to say a sentence in Arabic, they think a lot and a lot about the Arabic grammar rule before they produce it, before they say it. For example, if he wants to say, I have gone to USA, he has to stop and think, is it past, present, or future? Which one is correct? To Alex, is it إلى الأسكندرية? Sorry, إلى أمريكا من أمريكا. He finds it very difficult because he thinks a lot about grammar. So, the second rule says that you should stop studying grammar rules. A lot of students have been spending hours and hours doing a lot of activities, a lot of grammar exercises, but finally they can't speak it. So, we should stop studying grammar. So, what's the solution? I will speak grammatically incorrect. Now, you're asking me not to stop studying grammar. Okay, I'll stop studying Arabic grammar, but I will not speak correctly. Yes, you're right, but I will tell you about a way that will help you to speak grammatically 100% correct without even studying a single grammar rule. Imagine, yes, there is no need at all to study grammar rules. If you want to speak grammatically correct, then you need to listen or to watch rule number two. See you next video. Bye. Hi. Now, we have mentioned that there are four main rules to speak the language fluently and quickly. The first rule says that you need to focus on expressions, and the second rule says that you need to stop studying grammar, and we said that I'll tell you about a way that will help you to speak grammatically 100% correct without even studying a single grammar rule. Yes, it's rule number three. Rule number three will help you to memorize thousands and thousands of expressions, Arabic expressions, daily life expressions, and will help you to speak the I mean, using grammar. This rule says that you need to learn Arabic with your ears, not with your eyes. Yes, a lot and a lot of students have been studying Arabic for years with their eyes. They only read textbooks, they only read paragraphs, they only read reading passages, but they haven't tried at all to listen to native Arabic speaker. So, how are you going to produce the language? How are you going to speak it? I'll give you a very simple example. We need to learn the language like children. When you were a child, when you were a child, did you go to school to learn to speak your native language? Did you study syntax, semantics, phonology, or morphology to speak your own language? To speak your native language? No at all. You just learned this language through listening. Yes, through listening. You listened to your father, you listened to your mother, you listened to your brother, you listened to your sister in your early years. And after listening a lot to your father, mother, brother, and all people around you, you started producing the language. This is the best way you will learn Arabic. If you want to learn Arabic easily and speak it fluently without hesitation, without thinking a lot about translating words in your mind, without thinking about grammar rules, you should listen. You should listen like children. They learn it from their father, mother, brother, and sister.