I'm native arabic speaker too, and can tell you that your statement is far from the truth. Arabic is far more simple language with fewer exceptions than english or french (I love/speak french :D).
There are only 3 tenses:
Also it's derivational language which mean once you learn about a verb you actually learn about the whole lexical family of the verb.
In english for example you have : Book, Author, Library
In Arabic (kitaab, kaatib, maktaba) which is the same root (k,t,b) and with simple rules you can discover all those words or even invent them if not used previously
The big problem of arabic as language is arabic societies/people/... but the language itself is a gem.
There are only 3 tenses: Also it's derivational language which mean once you learn about a verb you actually learn about the whole lexical family of the verb.
In english for example you have : Book, Author, Library In Arabic (kitaab, kaatib, maktaba) which is the same root (k,t,b) and with simple rules you can discover all those words or even invent them if not used previously The big problem of arabic as language is arabic societies/people/... but the language itself is a gem.
https://blogs.transparent.com/arabic/the-arabic-morphologica...