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@Coffe2Code it follows a very defined set of rules, so I'd say that it's not too hard... What's hard is learning to speak it as fast as a native Israeli...
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@chabad360 the thing is that native Israelis make mistakes ALL THE TIME! It's not as straightforward as English.
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@OmerFlame 1. Really? I've found it rather straight forward to learn properly. The grammar is much more defined than English...
2. Ok yea, but it's still amazing how fast they can have a real, sensible conversation (and I find it rather entertaining to watch)... -
well, I am seeking Arabic natively, and I heard that Hebrew somehow have very common rules (and even words) with Arabic language
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@Coffe2Code that is very correct. Though Arabic is in a whole other league of hard, if I can say so myself, I had to learn Arabic in Israel
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@Coffe2Code yes, there are dialects that are very hard to describe, not to talk about doing
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