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Member since 15 August 2015

JaggedMember15 August 2015 11:49:04

I've been here for 24 days, great place it's harrr katirr... learning a bit of Arabic along the way. Living in an apartment in Matajer.

Is someone in here willing to teach me Arabic and something fun along the way. By the way, did I mention my nose bleed due to the weather.

Again, nice meeting you guys/gals...

Kaby VIP Member

Member since 14 April 2015

KabyVIP Member15 August 2015 12:17:44

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Take Precautions to beat the heat as you are new it will be very difficult time for you as summer is at its peak.
Learning arabic is not that much difficult make one separate book or e-book daily note down 4 arabic (take synonyms) words with its translation. Like Hot & Cold = Haar & Barid and Front & back = Guddam & Warra
then next day Up & Down = Foak & Tahat and Left & Right = Yasaar and Yameen ....
Then after learning few words try to concentrate on arabic conversations going around you and find out how many words meaning you have learned and then automatically you will for the meaning of other new words which you dont know from that conversation around you and make a note of it.

alpha.one Serial expat

Member since 26 July 2015

alpha.oneSerial expat15 August 2015 12:28:03

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Nosebleeds may be due to the dry weather as compared to humid Malaysian weather.
Stay indoors during the peak afternoon hours (1pm to 4pm).
Lots of fluids, yoghurt, etc. would help.

Jagged Member

Member since 15 August 2015

JaggedMember15 August 2015 12:28:17

Yea, Alatur/Sida, then its Sinna, Sahaar for camera and the best word is Akill.. Thanks Kaby

Kaby VIP Member

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KabyVIP Member15 August 2015 12:47:28

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Welcome Jagga Ths grt (KOIS Mashallah) in this way you will not be dependent on any one. Independently you can learn some arabic.

Jagged Member

Member since 15 August 2015

JaggedMember15 August 2015 12:51:47

alpha.one wrote:
Nosebleeds may be due to the dry weather as compared to humid Malaysian weather.
Stay indoors during the peak afternoon hours (1pm to 4pm).
Lots of fluids, yoghurt, etc. would help.

Sometime I've to work outdoor thus making it worst..

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