Hello there, I am an Italian guy who has a degree in Arabic, but at the moment I have stopped practising it much and I'd like to get back into it by reading some literature or by simply making conversation with a native.

I speak British English quite well and I'd be happy to help you with English or Italian conversation or literature.

Let me know if you'd be interested!

  • I can help I'm Egyptian

    parent

  • I can help you if you still looking for

    parent

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

    Username Date Post Link Relevance Offered Matches Sought Matches
    u/ambitious_soul2022 2022-02-14 Post 5 Arabic English
    u/specialroutine4831 2022-02-16 Post 5 Arabic English
    u/noinspection9606 2022-02-13 Post 5 Arabic English
    u/low_speaker211 2022-02-11 Post 5 Arabic English
    u/a_angeloni 2022-02-05 Post 5 Arabic (Native) English

    Please feel free to comment on the above posts to get in contact with their authors.

    Hermes: a bot for r/Language_Exchange | Documentation

    parent

  • Hey! I'd recommend learning MSA Arabic and not the Egyptian dialect bec with MSA you can talk to almost any Arab unlike with the Egyptian dialect. Also to be able to read the news or other former/official publications

    parent

    And with the Egyptian dialect also can communicate with all arab countries!

    parent root

    Thank you for your advice, I have learned quite a bit of MSA already and I'd like to keep reading literature, at the same time I have spent some time in Egypt and do not want to forget my Egyptian Arabic.

    parent root