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    Let's Talk Arabic
    Let's Talk Arabic
    Let's Talk Arabic
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    Let's Talk Arabic

    By Dr. Adam

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    (Let's Talk Arabic) is the faster and easier way to learn this language as it is:

    - A comprehensive book that will have you speaking Arabic with confidence in no time as it includes:

    - 15 step-by-step lessons
    - Practical vocabulary and authentic everyday usage
    - Simple explanations and plenty of examples
    - Supplemental sections, including e-mail and internet resources
    - A comprehensive grammar reference section
    - A simple and effective guide teaches you everything you need to know to read and write Arabic. There are simple step-by-step explanations, plenty of practice reading exercises. No previous knowledge of Arabic is assumed.

    - The book teaches the basics of Modern Standard Arabic using a simple and effective building-block method which is proven, simple, solid and reliable, as it has been successful for few years!
    - The book includes everything you need - vocabulary, grammar, culture, and practice, and English - Arabic - English dictionary.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublishereBookIt.com
    Release dateApr 26, 2016
    ISBN9781456601232
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      Let's Talk Arabic - Dr. Adam

      UNIT ONE

      Saying Hello

      UNIT ONE

      Saying Hello

      Contents

      - Dialogue: Saying Hello

      - Vocabulary

      - Other useful phrases

      - Culture Notes: Greetings in Arabic

      - Vocabulary practice

      - Grammar usage:

      verb to be in Arabic

      Definite and indefinite articles

      Gender

      - Grammar Exercises

      Hello!

      as-salaamu Aalaykum!

      In this lesson you will learn some basic greetings and how to ask How are you?

      A dialogue:

      Learn as Adam meets an old high school friend, Mahmoud. They haven't seen each other for long time.

      Vocabulary

      Other useful phrases:

      Culture Notes:

      The most common greeting in Arabic is the phrase "as-salaamu Aalaykum which means literally may peace be upon you. And the most common reply is wa Aalaykum as-salaam, which means literally and upon you peace".

      But as you see in the above phrases, to learn a language, you have to learn its culture, because literal or direct translation doesn't make sense when you speak that language.

      The same thing in "SabaaH el-khayr = good morning, and the response of it, which is Sabaah en-nuur while nuur means literally light", but this is the way how Arabs greet each others, simply means: if you greet me using good words, so I have to greet you using better

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