@kubacki__ Yes, we speak arabic of course but all business terminologies in English and it will sound wired if you use this terms in Arabic ๐.. recently we've a version of shark tank i recommend it to u if u are interested in Egyptian dialect and it's Avaliable on ig and youtube as well
@kubacki__ No, we adapt how some letters are pronounced for sure but we can't change our accent so even someone listened An Egyptian speaking MSA he'll recognise his Nationality from his accent ๐
@kubacki__ I'm a student at management sciences faculty and I study all course in English and in the work field I've privilege on those who studied it in Arabic becuase mainly all companies use English in their daily work
@kubacki__ Sad to admit this but it's true! In Egypt for example 95% of universities use English only and there are many faculties that use English all-over the country ๐ช๐ฌ as medical faculties for example..
@kubacki__ For example if we wanted to say ุฌู ู means camel we pronounce it as /g/ sound as you mentioned but most dialects and MSA while be pronounced as /j/ sound "jaml"
@kubacki__ I'm an Egyptian.. idk what busuu uses but side note take care of ุฌ pronunciation cuz we pronounce it very differently from MSA and even other dialects ๐
In your opinion what's work better?
First decision: focus on max 2 langs exchangeablly though the year
Second decision: focus on 4 langs, one per quarter
#langtwt
@spraklust I think it's a very good book for someone who doesn't know anything about learning a lang but for someone who go through this process before most of the book is repeated but i don't deny i collected some new resources tho ๐โโ๏ธ
Merhaba arkadaลlar! I wanted to share the resources I've used/am using to learn Turkish ๐น๐ทโ๏ธ I'll be adding more to the thread as I happen across them. Let me know if you've tried them or if there are any others you recommend!๐