Does anybody know a good program on the internet where i can learn arabic fluenty easily and hebrew also?

Question

Hello My name is Eugene Daniel

And i was hoping does anybody know a good program on the internet where i can learn arabic fluenty easily and hebrew easily also as well because i'm interested in the language and culture since i'm mixed with the both of them.

And also does anybody the origin of the name lazar or lazareth!

thank you very much godbless you all sincerely eugene daniel

Answer 1

And I hope your program will cook dinner for you too.



PS -- nothing will be easy -- or worthwhile if it IS easy.



Learning languages is hard work. If ease (and cost) is your prime motivation, you will not get too far.

Answer 2

definitely, Hebrew is grotesque whilst it whilst in comparison with proper Arabic Language.upload to that Arabic is organic semitic language extra suitable than Hebrew and that's the closest language to the mother language ( Proto- Semitic language). Hebrew grow to be plagued via different languages and grow to be a lifeless language throughout the time of a few historic classes. on the different hand, Arabic is alive language even earlier Islam , in the present and could stay alive sooner or later. I drained to income Hebrew in basic terms on the grounds that could be a sister of proper Arabic and that they shared many stuff yet i chanced on Hebrew alphabet so grotesque whilst that is whilst in comparison with Arabic alphabet .

Answer 3

Hello Eugene Daniel



for Arabic, try www.arabicollege.com

you can register for 7 days free trail, its the only one give you 24 hours access to real native teachers for unlimited use, so you can attend any number of classes with real interactive with teachers. so that you can practice the Language. You only need Internet, computer and headphone thats it to be able to interactive with real teachers for 24 hours a day.

Answer 4

I have been learning Arabic for over a year and have made great progress. I have tried many things but have found podcasts to be the most effective since they’re fun to listen to and convenient as they can be downloaded to any MP3 player. I highly recommend http://www.arabicpod.net, they have over 370 mp3 podcasts to download from, videos, apps and other cool stuff. All their beginner podcasts are free. Good luck!

Answer 5

Free online Arabic language courses : http://www.omniglot.com/links/courses.htm#Arabic



Materials for self-study :



http://www.omniglot.com/books/language/arabic.htm



http://eurotalk.com/us/store/learn/arabicclassical



Free online Hebrew language courses : http://www.omniglot.com/links/courses.htm#hebrew



Materials for self-study :



http://www.omniglot.com/books/language/hebrew.htm



http://eurotalk.com/us/store/learn/hebrew



Surname "Lazar" :



- Jewish, German, Hungarian (Lázár), Slovenian, and Polish surname: from a personal name of Aramaic origin, a reduced form of the Hebrew male personal name "Elazar", composed of the elements "El" ‘God’ + "azar" ‘help’, and meaning ‘may God help him’ or ‘God has helped (i.e., by granting a son)’. This was well established in central Europe as a Jewish name, but was also popular among Christians because it is recorded in the New Testament. "Lazaros" is the New Testament Greek form of the name of the brother of Martha and Mary, who was restored to life by Christ (John 11: 1–44). As a non-Jewish name it was also used as a nickname for a beggar or an outcast leper; this use arises from the parable of Dives and Lazarus (Luke 16: 19–31). It may also be Greek, a shortened form of a patronymic based on this name, for example "Lazarakis", "Lazaridis", "Lazaroglou", "Lazaropoulos".



- Slovenian: topographic name for someone who lived in a area of cleared woodland, from "laz" ‘cleared woodland’ + the agent noun suffix "-ar".



Surname "Lazare" : French: from the Biblical personal name (see "Lazar").



(Dictionary of American Family Names, Oxford University Press)



Noun "lazaretto" : 1540s, "house for reception of lepers and diseased poor persons," from Italian 'lazareto' "place set aside for performance of quarantine" (especially that of Venice, which received many ships from plague-infested districts in the East), from the Biblical proper name "Lazarus". Meaning "building set apart for quarantine" is c.1600 in English.