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Modern standard Arabic

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Neuware - Learn Arabic offers innovative pathways to proficiency in the Arabic language, focusing on vocabulary and grammar derived from frequency analysis and communication needs. The selected texts span various fields, including history, society, religion, politics, sports, science, and culture, ensuring that the course emphasizes essential communication rather than rare or unnecessary content. Common Arabic linguistic terminology is utilized, facilitating students' enrollment in language courses across the Arab world and access to additional Arabic resources. The course equips students to navigate diverse communication scenarios while providing cultural, religious, and historical insights to foster cultural competence. Special emphasis is placed on common expressions in both written and spoken forms, such as greetings, wishes, introductions, and proverbs. Recognizing that Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) is not a native language, the textbook incorporates local dialects, with conversational texts recorded in MSA and dialects from four key regions: Iraq/Gulf/Arabian Peninsula, Syria/Lebanon/Palestine, Egypt, and Maghreb. While students will not actively speak dialects, they will learn to comprehend them. Completing lesson 12 allows students to achieve Level A2, and Levels B1-B2 can be reached after lesson 24, according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) and the American Council of Teaching For

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Modern standard Arabic, Eckehard Schulz

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Rok wydania
2013
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Tytuł
Modern standard Arabic
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
2013
Oprawa
twarda
Liczba stron
739
ISBN10
3940075744
ISBN13
9783940075741
Seria
Ocena
4,5 z 5
Opis
Neuware - Learn Arabic offers innovative pathways to proficiency in the Arabic language, focusing on vocabulary and grammar derived from frequency analysis and communication needs. The selected texts span various fields, including history, society, religion, politics, sports, science, and culture, ensuring that the course emphasizes essential communication rather than rare or unnecessary content. Common Arabic linguistic terminology is utilized, facilitating students' enrollment in language courses across the Arab world and access to additional Arabic resources. The course equips students to navigate diverse communication scenarios while providing cultural, religious, and historical insights to foster cultural competence. Special emphasis is placed on common expressions in both written and spoken forms, such as greetings, wishes, introductions, and proverbs. Recognizing that Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) is not a native language, the textbook incorporates local dialects, with conversational texts recorded in MSA and dialects from four key regions: Iraq/Gulf/Arabian Peninsula, Syria/Lebanon/Palestine, Egypt, and Maghreb. While students will not actively speak dialects, they will learn to comprehend them. Completing lesson 12 allows students to achieve Level A2, and Levels B1-B2 can be reached after lesson 24, according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) and the American Council of Teaching For