Get Motivated to Learn Arabic with Mike Still
Learn a new language on LingQ: www.lingq.com Arabic is spoken by over 400 million native speakers on three continents. A powerful historical language, it has influenced languages in the region and in Europe. Mike Still is an Arabic speaker, has lived in several Arabic countries and helps people learn Arabic. We discuss the learning of Arabic in this video.
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