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"Should I learn Ammiyyah (colloquial language) or Modern Standard Arabic first?"
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Angie
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Arabic
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4.166
Arabic
415
4.166
Speaks
Arabic
Native
,English
C2
,Russian
C2
,Norwegian Bokmål
B2
,Swedish
B1
,French
A2
About Me
Learning languages is my passion. I enjoy learning the art of communication with people from different corners of the world.
I've always tried to self-teach myself languages, to me this process has made me aware of the difficulties surrounding language learning, and how to tackle them. I've lived and worked with people speaking over 50 different mother tongues, this allowed me to understand that learning is a personal experience, where one method does not apply for all. Therefore, I decided to customize my teaching and build it around personal learning profile, style, and history of the student. I believe that learning a language does not only allow you to speak it, but it teaches you the mindset, history, and culture of people who speak it. This is a goal which I aim to reach while teaching Arabic, I hope to transfer my Syrian culture through language, syntax, and grammar (In a fun way, away from rigid learning techniques!)
Note: I might be taking 5 minutes between back-to-back lessons, in case of any delay in joining the class, I will be sure to notify before the class time begins. Your understanding is highly appreciated.
Please note that minimum student age set by Verbling is 13 years old, currently I am only accepting students aged 16 and older.
Read MoreI've always tried to self-teach myself languages, to me this process has made me aware of the difficulties surrounding language learning, and how to tackle them. I've lived and worked with people speaking over 50 different mother tongues, this allowed me to understand that learning is a personal experience, where one method does not apply for all. Therefore, I decided to customize my teaching and build it around personal learning profile, style, and history of the student. I believe that learning a language does not only allow you to speak it, but it teaches you the mindset, history, and culture of people who speak it. This is a goal which I aim to reach while teaching Arabic, I hope to transfer my Syrian culture through language, syntax, and grammar (In a fun way, away from rigid learning techniques!)
Note: I might be taking 5 minutes between back-to-back lessons, in case of any delay in joining the class, I will be sure to notify before the class time begins. Your understanding is highly appreciated.
Please note that minimum student age set by Verbling is 13 years old, currently I am only accepting students aged 16 and older.
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Teaching Expertise
Beginner
Upper Beginner
Intermediate
Upper Intermediate
Advanced
Upper Advanced
Levantine Arabic
Modern Standard Arabic (al-fusha)
Résumé
Education
2017 - 2022
B.A Pharmacy
Russian Federation
2015 - 2017
International Baccalaureate Diploma
United World College Red Cross Nordic - Norway
Two year high school educational programme in English, taught in an English speaking boarding school with 200 students from 98 countries.
2015 - 2016
Language Teaching skills
United World College Red Cross Nordic - Norway
10 hours course focused on theoretical and practical aspects of language teaching. Grammar, syntax, and pronounciation.
Work Experience
2014 - 2015
Teacher
Independent - Norway, Russia
I have been teaching Arabic for non-native speakers in Norway and Russia. In the form of both online and face-to-face lessons.
2014 - 2014
Teacher
Kindergarten/ Children summer club - Russia
Working as an English teacher for Russian and Arabic speaking students. Ags ranging from 5 to 10 years old.
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7 years ago
English
The goal behind the invention of language by homo sapiens almost 100,000 years ago was communication....
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