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Hasan Alhamwi

Founder, Arabic All The Time

Hasan Alhamwi is the founder of Arabic All The Time, a video library for learning Levantine Arabic and Modern Standard Arabic through comprehensible input. A native Arabic speaker from Syria and a former engineering consultant, he learned Spanish through comprehensible input without taking a class. He lives in Montreal.

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Arabic takes English speakers longer to learn — in my view, it isn't harder

The U.S. Foreign Service Institute estimates 88 weeks of training for Arabic and 30 for Spanish. Where does that gap come from and how can learners plan for it?

BylinesEducation & Learning5h ago
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