Having marely a degree or certificate from the university or an institution does not mean that one is exposed to spoken arabic varying from country to country. The dilema is spoken Arabic changes at 50 or 100km distance in those arabic speaking nations which is one of the biggest challenges to non natives. The question is how to cope up with this colloquial problems?

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no problem just learn an orignal arabic then you can speak with all arabs without any problems
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Every language has this criteria ??!! Let us be strong and thorough in the Grammar, the rules and guidelines as defined by the Scholars would certainly pave a way to cope up with any colloquial issues of the language(s).
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When you learn Arabic according to grammatical rules it's an easy job to follow with colloquial accents......
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