Hi everyone, I'm a 25 years old guy from Italy. I have studied Arabic at the university, but they only teach fusha in most of Italian unis. I have good reading and writing skills, but I'd like to improve my listening and speaking. I'd also like to learn some shami dialect, so I can start having real conversations with people. I can help you with Italian (whether you already speak it or you are starting from scratch) and English. Thank you!

  • Hi I am not learning Italian but i would like to practise English more often and I can help you with Fusha, so DM me if interested

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  • I found the following users who may fit your language exchange criteria:

    Username Date Post Link Relevance Offered Matches Sought Matches
    u/shaimaa-23 2020-12-05 Post 5 Arabic (Native) English
    u/loda2050 2021-02-09 Post 5 Arabic English
    u/fizesest 2020-12-15 Post 5 Arabic Italian
    u/juh316 2021-01-08 Post 5 Arabic English
    u/shaashaa11 2020-11-25 Post 5 Arabic English

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  • What's fusha?

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    IT REFERS TO BOTH THE MODERN LANGUAGE OF EDUCATION (THE STYLE WIDESPREAD ALSO IN JOURALISM) IN ADDITION TO THE LANGUAGE OF CLASSICAL BOOKS AND LITERATURE.THE WORD ITSELF IS DEIVED FROM THE ROOT (FA-SU-HA) MEANING HE BECAME ELOQUENT.

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    Fusha Arabic (or العربية الفصحى ) is basically the Arabic name of classical arabic, which differs from the varieties spoken in everyday life

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