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It’s difficult to truly understand the gap and the differences between fusha Arabic and colloquial Arabic without going through the long process of learning them both as a non-native speaker.

I try to simplify it here and explain that you may encounter a certain reaction from Arabs when speaking and using the fusha Arabic that you’ve learned from a book.

This is not to say you shouldn’t learn fusha Arabic – I believe quite the opposite – but be prepared and be aware that after you have got a good grasp of the language, learn some colloquialisms and local slang phrases to soften the formalities.

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