I have two research assistantships. One of them contains work where listening to podcasts/music is an option.
I see it as 11 hours I can spend learning Arabic, should there be something I can listen to an dpassively learn Arabic from.
I know that immersion is the best way to learn, but until I can go abroad to study in a summer program, I have to work within my limitations.
Open to any reccomendations.
Thank you for that Maryam,
I found this while doing a preliminary search.
It seems like it could be good as well.
https://www.talkinarabic.com/confirmed/?s2p-v=1520269078-97aae8360c939bce3a28211142b6489d
You can learn Arabic by interacting with native speakers. Apart from the grammar that you can study it on your own, it is important to speak with native speakers. They will correct you each time you make a mistake and you will be able to perceive the sounds as well as the grammatic structure of the language.
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