@cuppalang Same here I have international friends here in Japan, and some times they say some questionable things that I have to shutdown. The same goes for my Japanese friends or really anybody who thinks they can say some dumb offensive **** and let it slide.
@smart_polyglot Arabic ๐คฆ๐พโโ๏ธ. Iโve tackled Japanese head on and for the most part won the battle. But goodness gracious, Arabic is in a league of its own ๐
@cuppalang Ohhhh I love this, makes it seem like you have so many options. And it's like a cool little level up thing going on too. I'm taking N2 in June for the second time, I'm actually studying this time so I know I'll pass. ๐
@chocomint_346 It is still used in the modern Arabic world but just not for speaking purposes. Documents, literature and official business things may make use of it for common understanding when reading. But when it comes to speaking, most if not all Arab countries use their dialect.
@cuppalang@polyglossapp@q8toy This is what I was learning originally but I got conflicted on whether or not I should continue with it or standard. I plan to live in Egypt for a while after my ventures in Japan come to an end maybe when Iโm in my 30s or so
@monochromic yessssss, and all my professors hate it too. I had an hour long conversation on my cell phone with my advisor and he was like "ใใใฉใใใใใใฉใใใใใใฉใใใ