Listening to Arabic, I only hear soft sounds spoken. I seem to soothe.

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Listening to Arabic, I only hear soft sounds spoken. I seem to use a lot of neck muscles. How are all the sounds of the Arabic language written? 22 Related.
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Yes it's very soothing
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