Привет всем!
My name is Alperen. I am learning Russian for a while. However, without a language partner I can't keep myself focused. I give lots of breaks, which really harms my learning process.
Therefore, I want to find a native Russian speaker for language exchange especially via texting. In return, I can help you with Turkish.
Thanks in advance.
Hello!
I am a native Turkish speaker who is trying to learn Arabic. I am looking for a few new language partners for texting in Arabic.
(I feel very nervous while I speak a foreign language; so I prefer texting for the time being )
I would be very happy to help you with Turkish.
I am looking forward to hear from you.
PS: This is my second discussion for this topic. The first one was a victim of negative vote issue. So I am creating a new discussion.
Hello !
I am learning Arabic (MSA only) for a while. I need to practice what I have learned. However, I am busy with college so I can't find time to make calls on Skype (Of course you can add the stress of talking in a foreign language). And, I have realized that I have lots of tiny time blocks during the day which I spend online on useless things. Thus, I am looking for someone to text in Whatsapp almost everyday (maybe not all 7 days of week but 4-5 days); and for a total 50 - 60 minutes (sometimes can be much more if preferred) daily. Not consists of formal exchange sessions at determined time , but more likely to texting with a friend. (you write when you are free and do not wait on the phone, vice versa) Of course I mean a friend with a reasonable online time, not the ones for which you wait all day to read your message :)
I will be happy to help you with Turkish.
PS : I am aware that I have written that post as if it is a professional job posting. Sorry for that, I couldn't reflect my thoughts because of the tiredness.
In a word, I am only looking for an online "modern pen friend" in Arabic who doesn't expect me to determine a time to talk and stick to it. Because generally this is very hard to do .
Hello!
Where can I use "أصبح“, " أمسى" or "بات"?
In my book, they are separated from each other with respect to time. For example
To be or do in the morning => أصبح
However, the example doesn't suit this explanation.
أصبحت سوريا جمهورية
How is this related to to be in the morning?
Thanks in advance.
