Learning languages

@life85 It's not necessarily a bad idea. It depends on your educational faculties. Have you got any? Are they good? I can tell you why I'd be wary if you offered me your services. Once I wanted to learn Turkish. In Germany, there is an institution called 'People's University' which is run by the cities councils. Adults can go there and participate in courses which are mostly offered in the evenings. They range from arts, sports, lectures on history, literature, foreign languages and so on. Anyways, I went to a course 'Turkish for beginners'. The course leader was a Turkish woman who has lived in Germany for many years. She used to be a teacher for elementary schools in Turkey. That means she had learnt to teach children whose native language is Turkish but not Turkish as a foreign language to German adults. She is a nice woman and I like her privately, but I hardly learnt anything in her course. She couldn't explain grammar problems because she seldom realised that there were any. She used to say that 'things are like this' and we should just learn them by heart. Admittedly, there are cases for which this is an answer which one has to accept, but most grammar peculiarities follow rules and can be explained. As I was a teacher of foreign languages for 40 years, I knew which questions to ask so that we would be able to understand how to use grammar correctly, but she couldn't answer them. Btw, I did try a course in Arabic as well. I don't remember what the day job of the person was who gave the course. I didn't stay for more than three lessons. I could teach Arabic if I knew the language. I could also teach Chinese! Teaching foreign languages is something one can learn and should have learned before offering to teach foreigners a certain language. I hope I haven't demotivated and/or bored you. But this is a topic I have to say a lot on. This is the longest comment I've ever written!

@MALUSE thank you so much for sharing with me your experience and giving me such precious advices. You convinced me. But I was thinking of just helping others if they are already interested and learning it and if they have question I can help them if for sure I know the response. But for sure I am not a teacher.

No I am not a teacher, I am native speaker of Arabic, and I am fluent in French. So you see that it is Bad Idea?

@life85 I understand and it is an excellent idea, I am sure that other users know more than one language. My native language is Italian.

No I am not a teacher, I meant just if they want to know wome words or if they have questions concerning those languages, but to give lesson, I am not able for sure as I am note a teacher. Thé aim was to exchange our knowledge not to teach you

@LadyDuck and my native language is Arabic.

@life85 Thank you!

You Can at any Time

@DianneN you're welcome

@life85 People are often surprised when I say I am polylingual

@Fa_Maverick yes because it is hard to master all those languages at thé same Time.

great too many languages

@life85 thank you

Yes very interesting to learn chinese, good luck

@life85 why is it read from right to left?

Yes it is

@piyushbhatia1 Arabic is like this, it is written from right to left, so it is obvious that will be read from right to left

With great pleasure.

Yes there are many. But here l don't specify only languages, anyone who feel strong in a field Can help others as well if they are interested in thé field of that person

Thanks for encouranging me

No problem I Can help you whenever you would like it