Anybody can learn a new language. Humans are just wired to do so. If you feel Arabic is hard, if you have failed to learn it in the past or think you are ‘not good at languages’, it means you haven’t taken the right approach. As a child, we do not learn to speak through long lists of vocabulary, the study of grammar rules, nor through artificial and rehearsed conversations...Language is acquired through direct interaction, generally with a parent who gives you context and repetition. A parent patiently helps their child unconsciously acquire language by delivering simple messages and facilitates the development of speaking through meaningful interaction. They also read stories and play.