@33554432 Yeah, the letters change depending on their place in the word and the letters before and after them. When I was a kid, we learned at school the form of each letter one by one (beginning of the word, middle of, end of). Arab is probably also difficult because some letters require the use of the throat, and yet some letters found in the English alphabet don't even exist (the p, v and the "guh" sound, for example)
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@33554432 Yeah, the letters change depending on their place in the word and the letters before and after them. When I was a kid, we learned at school the form of each letter one by one (beginning of the word, middle of, end of). Arab is probably also difficult because some letters require the use of the throat, and yet some letters found in the English alphabet don't even exist (the p, v and the "guh" sound, for example)