Her pronunciation is very different from that of Chinese. Arabic has many guttural sounds, or sounds after pronunciation, while Chinese has almost no guttural sounds. So Arabic pronunciation is a difficult point for beginners. Listening to the tape is not very good for self-study. You'd better be taught in person. Recommend Peiwen foreign language.

Learning more deeply, another difficulty is vocabulary. There are many Arabic words, and a large number of foreign words are mixed among them, such as Persian, Hebrew, French, English and Italian. Therefore, mastering Arabic words is also a difficulty in learning Arabic.

A little deeper is Arabic grammar, which is very difficult. However, if you are not engaged in professional Arabic academic research, but for translation, it is enough to learn some simple grammar. Those abstruse grammars are of little use to general Arabic translation, so there is no need to delve into them.

It should also be noted that there are many dialects in Arabic, namely dialects and local dialects. Every Arab country has its own unique dialect, but the standard language (Mandarin) we have learned is common in these countries.