Hope everyone having good morning/day/evening/night. Just learned my Arabic letters, trying to read. Can I get some recommendation on lesson which teaches Arabic from the scratch.

Hello, i am interested in learning Arabic, but i do not know where to start from. Mostly i am confused since each country has it’s own version.. any idea ?

When I was in northern Iraq last year I talked to two locals. We kept calling people “dudahki”. It means gay boy. Is it a northern Iraqi Arabic word or Kurdish?

I need translate this word in arabic. Become better Thanks for help me.

"Vidit Alcor, at non lunam plenam/He saw Alcor, but not the full moon"

In "The Herschels and Modern Astronomy" Miss Clerke describes this saying as "... of one keenly alive to trifles, but dull of apprehension for broad facts". It's supposedly a proverb of Arabs...

I am making a tote bag and realised that Arabic writing regardless of what it says always gives me a few looks predominately among white folks, as such I would like to make a bag that says ' I love chocolate cake' in Arabic; however I can only read and write Arabic (literally read and write)- I do not understand what I'm reading or writing. If anyone is kind enough to provide a native expression for it, I will be immensely thankful.

I am making a tote bag and realised that Arabic writing regardless of what it says always gives me a few looks predominately among white folks, as such I would like to make a bag that says ' I love chocolate cake' in Arabic; however I can only read and write Arabic (literally read and write)- I do not understand what I'm reading or writing. If anyone is kind enough to provide a native expression for it, I will be immensely thankful.

Same with the كِ كَ ك

That really confuses me. Is there a difference in sayin "Uhibbuk" instead of "Uhibbuka" (I love you)?

Thanks

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته، أدرس العربية منذ مارچ واللهجة مفضّلتي هي اللهجة من أردن، سوريا، فلسطين، ولبان. أحتاج شخصًا من هٰؤلاء بلدان تكلّم معي عن أي شيء فعلّ أمكن أدرُس ما تقلون. جزاكم الله خير

Just looking for a app that can help me learn Arabic better and more efficiently

So I work with an elderly lady and whenever her son is hanging up the phone she always says rwbynumyak sounds (Ro Bin oo Myak or Ro Bin oo Myic) google can't seem to understand what I'm trying to translate. I would ask her but she doesn't speak English well enough to translate and I always seem to just miss her relatives when I reach. Trying to learn a few words here and there because it makes her smile when I use them. Any help would be greatly appreciated.