Which one is correct, "Here is some advice" or "Here are some advices"?

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@itorogirl16 why?

@itorogirl16 @cecilark I understand now 😊 It confused me because I'm sure I saw some people writing it like "advices", probably a common mistake that english learners do 😂
thank you sooo much 😁💕

@itorogirl16 of course, I'm using this site to correct the mistakes I've learnt from some other learners 😂
by the way, sorry that's out of the topic, If you don't mind me asking, your profile shows that you're learning so many languages, how can you learn them all at the same time?

@itorogirl16: of courssssee 😍 I think I'm a good teacher lol 😂😂
you meant "I'm a girl" right? it's correct but no need to ي here, the vowel "kasra" is enough : أنَا بِنْت 👍
what does "atakalumeena" means in english?

@itorogirl16 no, if you change it slightly it could be "atukallemena أتكلمين" which means " : are you talking/speaking to...?
but when conjugations the verb to the first person singular it won't be different if the speaker is a girl or a boy
I do أنا أفعل ana af'alo
I eat أنا آكل ana aakulu
I drink أنا أشرب ana ashrabu
I speak أنا أتكلم ana atakallamu
and to make it negative just add لا before the verb
I don't speak أنا لا أتكلم
and the word you wrore is close from the present tense conjugation for the second person singular "feminine" "speak to..."
you speak to.. / you're speaking to.. أنتِ تكلمين ante tokallemena
and notice that "speaking to.." is different from "speaking"
I'm speaking to / I speak to أنا أكلم ana okallemu
I'm speaking / I speak أنا أتكلم ana atakallamu
you're speaking to / you speak to أنتِ تكلمين
you're speaking / you speak أنتِ تتكلمين
sorry for the long explanation, I just thought all these points are important
I think arabic is much harder than hebrew right? 😂😂😂

@itorogirl16 then I didn't get deep into the grammar yet
can't wait to see 🌚

@itorogirl16 as far as I learnt I can tell that arabic is a bit more complex than hebrew, my friend is also a beginner in arabic and he agrees though he didn't get deep too into the grammar
but I believe that it might seem like this to me because I already know a semitic language, so the other one would seem easy because I'm familiar with some of it
while it might be different to a person who don't speak one of them as a native language
by the way I wanna ask you, in every site I use I see a lot russians speak hebrew fluently, I'm curious 😂 why are they the best people who can learn hebrew -and arabic too their pronunciation is perfect but learning itself isn't like hebrew 😂-? if you have any Idea about this tell me 😂

@itorogirl16 loool 😂😂 you know that might make some sense, the religion would encourage them to do their best to achieve the pronunciation