Arabic for Beginners 2

Arabic for Beginners – Overview

Arabic has approximately three hundred million speakers worldwide, and interest in learning this language is growing. "Arabic for Beginners" introduces you step-by-step to the basics of Arabic. This course is ideal for both self-study and use in a classroom setting.

Contents of Arabic for Beginners – Part 2

Contains twelve comprehensive lessons with a focus on advanced grammar and idiom.

Includes texts, dialogues and exercises to further develop language skills.

Audio material is available on the website to improve speaking and listening skills.

Integrated Course

Combined with the Basic Arabic Vocabulary, this program forms a cohesive course, suitable for both educational purposes and individual study. The second edition now includes online audio files instead of a CD, making it easier to use.

Authors and Expertise

The late Ed de Moor, formerly of Radboud University Nijmegen, was one of the founders of the Basic Arabic Word List. Ankie van Pel, M.D., graduated in Arabic Language and Literature from the University of Amsterdam, works as a translator and lecturer at various institutions, including Leiden University and the Amsterdam Open University.

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