Learning Arabic

I love learning languages and I wish I have the time to do so but unfortunately I am very busy.

To learn a language you must keep practicing every day and you must be very dedicated so you don't forget otherwise you will need to go over everything again.

I studied Japanese - level 1- at college and I really loved it but after that I stopped as I didn't have the time.

so for now, because I am craving to learn Japanese I thought why not to help others who want to learn Arabic, I started searching for online courses and the results I viewed were not good, poor quality lessons
 and which was supposed to teach you "MSA: modern standard Arabic" was mixing up between MSA and other Arabic dialects.

I really love Arabic specially poems <3<3<3 and I am planning to post some of my favorites and explain it in English for others who might be interested.

Each Arabian country has it is own dialect, most of the times each city has it is own dialect. and countries within the same region have similar dialects ... etc.

And because of that we don't use MSA in our daily life, it is only used for formal purposes.

MSA is developed by reading, the more you read the better you get. Unfortunately, many Arabs don't read it is just not what they like to do in their free time thus you will find lots of Arabs not good in MSA or they have average skills.

I am posting this because lots are saying learning Arabic is difficult, but the fact is many Arabs find it difficult as well because in order to learn Arabic you need to read and get familiar with the language -after learning the basics- of course, an important point is try to read Arabic literature not any regular Arabic book.

Arabic language is really connected to Islam, Qura'an is written in standard Arabic and religious books are written in higher level MSA.

finally, I am offering my help to anyone who wants to learn Arabic although I don't think that I am a very good teacher, but I will do my best.