How to Learn the Egyptian Arabic Language
Arabic, the official language of Egypt, is spoken by an estimated 186 million people around the world. Some 50 million people, mostly in Egypt, speak Colloquial Egyptian Arabic. If you travel in Egypt, you may not need an extensive knowledge of Arabic to get around as most people in popular Egyptian tourist areas can speak English. But if you are considering learning Arabic, it can be a challenging and beautiful language to learn.
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Find an Egyptian Arabic course that suits your individual needs. Courses are offered online, through private tutors and in classroom settings such as a college campus. Review each course by talking to tutors or past students to find out if this type of course suits your learning needs.
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Complete any application forms and pay your fees. Contact the individual school or tutor to make sure she has received your application and fees. You may receive a list of materials you need to purchase for your course.
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Purchase any required course materials. Course materials are not always included in the tuition or course fee. In addition to the specific course materials, you may want to purchase plenty of pencils, pens and notebook paper to assist you in learning.
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Tips & Warnings
Some schools or classes fill up quickly; you should apply early to avoid not being accepted.
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