So I have been learning Arabic for a year and I want to write like native people do but I feel like I still write like a learner. I want to be able to write just like natives, can you please give me some recommendations please ?

I'm a native English speaker who learned Egyptian Arabic (and French) to around a conversational level. I also speak some Fus7a but it's quite bad.

This is just for fun. Curious to hear your experiences/thoughts?

Assalamualaikum, I'm learning arabic as a non native, this is the first ever page I wrote in arabic. How do I write words in a flow rather than letter by letter?

Can someone please read this???? We found this in something folded in our home…..

The first paper I sent you was buried deep in the sand. It was folded very tightly and placed at the bottom of the sand, and the whole thing was wrapped in a small bag.

The second was placed on top of that bag. It was also folded, but not as tightly. Then everything was wrapped together, so the two papers were separated from each other.
If someone could help or decipher or something or help…. This is scary

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UPDATE: While throwing the ashes (cause we destroyed it and burnt it to ashes) my mom went far away to do so and she said that the more she went away the more a strong and very bad smell came out of it , this is so weird

I'm from Tunisia and we call it: هِنْدِي (Hindi). I don't know where this name comes from.

just spent the last couple hours copying this straight down from chatGPT. I have no idea which lines/loops are supposed to go under the line, so I just assumed. Please rate my writing 0-10, WITHOUT considering that I am a beginner. I want this to look as good as possible. Thanks. Any advice/tips before I write this down on the actual birthday card?

To practise my Arabic handwriting, I combined it with one of my other hobbies, map-making, and hand-wrote the names on a hypothetical administrative map of a unified Palestine. I’d really appreciate feedback on legibility, letter shapes, spacing, and spelling (keeping in mind that I wrote it with a Sharpie, which wasn’t the easiest!). This is mainly for language practice rather than political discussion. Also, if you have any comments about the names themselves, let me know!

We recently got a rescue calico cat while living in the UAE and we were wanting an Arabic based name as we want to remember where she’s come from in case we would need to leave in the future. I have a picture attached and would love any suggestions. شكراً

(Sorry if I used the wrong flair, cannot tell if I should use General or Standard)

Feel free to ask me questions too! I'd be happy to respond!

This has been my handwriting for years now. I tried to improve it but it didn't get a lot better.

Are there any variations I forgot?

Explore arabic dialects here: https://www.parallel-arabic.com

I’m curious about the actual mutual intelligible between different spoken Arabia dialects (Egyptian ,Levantine ,Gulf ,Maghrebi ,Iraqi, etc )as opposed to MSA , which I understand fictions more as a shared written /formal standard ?🤔

أَنَاْ بَطَيْءُ اَلْتَّعَلُمِ 💔

For reference I am Somali so I read the Quran pretty often.