Amen to that.
Reading Arabic letters means paying attention to detail and where dots are located, especially when you first learn the language. Not an issue after that. I fail to see how that is "hard for the brain", when you know…
>Even in online writing, people mix standard Arabic with their own dialect or major dialects. When that happens, it just shows a poor command of the Arabic language. >It's like learning Latin, Italian, Spanish…
Thanks for the list Just added these to the "Adblock Plus" Preferences in Firefox (under Tools). Worked like a charm.
You just described how it should be: locally hosted solution. I believe you are onto something here.
Amen to that.
Reading Arabic letters means paying attention to detail and where dots are located, especially when you first learn the language. Not an issue after that. I fail to see how that is "hard for the brain", when you know…
>Even in online writing, people mix standard Arabic with their own dialect or major dialects. When that happens, it just shows a poor command of the Arabic language. >It's like learning Latin, Italian, Spanish…
Thanks for the list Just added these to the "Adblock Plus" Preferences in Firefox (under Tools). Worked like a charm.
You just described how it should be: locally hosted solution. I believe you are onto something here.