Taking 9-5 Arabic classes, in French, just to *feel* something 🥸

Summary by Krater

The creator documents his first two days in an intensive Arabic language class in Paris, reflecting on vocabulary, grammar differences, cultural nuances, and the challenges of learning a new script.

From the video

Answers: What is it like to take an intensive Arabic class in Paris?

• Learning Arabic in Paris
• Intensive language classes
• Arabic alphabet and script
• Cultural differences in language learning
• Arabic numbers and dialects

What it concludes

• Arabic does not have a verb 'to be', meaning subjects and predicates are stated directly without connecting verbs.
• Learning Arabic numerals alongside Arabic script presents an additional challenge for speakers of Western languages.
• Immersing oneself in an intensive language course in a foreign city provides a unique perspective on both the language and local culture.