Intermediate Arabic For Dummies 1st Edition by Keith Massey (PDF)

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    Ebook Info

    • Published: 2008
    • Number of pages: 360 pages
    • Format: PDF
    • File Size: 7.27 MB
    • Authors: Keith Massey

    Description

    Looking to enhance your Arabic writing skills? Intermediate Arabic For Dummies gives you practical examples and useful exercises so you can practice writing the language like a native. From vocabulary and numbers to juggling tenses, you’ll get a clear understanding of the nuances of Arabic style and usage that will have you writing in no time! This friendly, hands-on workbook starts with a helpful grammar review from nouns, adjectives, and adverbs to pronouns, prepositions, and conjunctions. It presents words and examples in both Arabic script and English transliteration. You’ll find tips for selecting the correct verbs and charts that provide conjugations of regular and irregular Arabic verbs, and end-of-chapter answer keys help you focus your studies. And, you can practice your Arabic writing right in the book. Discover how to:Improve your written Arabic skillsUnderstand Arabic style and usageUse numbers times and datesRead and write the Arabic alphabetUse fundamental Arabic grammarCommunicate more effectively in ArabicGrasp essential differences in Arabic and English usageJoin clauses and form conditional sentencesUse the verbal noun and participlesWrite emails, personal letters, and other correspondenceConduct business effectively in ArabicAvoid common mistakes in ArabicComplete with helpful English/Arabic and Arabic/English dictionaries and great hints for fine-tuning your Arabic, Intermediate Arabic For Dummies is the tool you need to start improving your Arabic writing now!

    User’s Reviews

    Editorial Reviews: From the Back Cover From e-mails to personal letters to correspondence, write in Arabic with confidence!Looking to enhance your Arabic writing skills? This friendly, hands-on workbook gives you practical examples and useful exercises so you canpractice writing the language like a native. From vocabulary and numbers to juggling tenses, you’ll get a clear understanding of the nuances of Arabic style and usage that will have you writing in no time!Get back to basics — use numbers, times, and dates, and read and write the Arabic alphabetUnderstand fundamental Arabic grammar — from nouns, adjectives, and adverbs to pronouns, prepositions, and conjunctionsMaster Arabic verbs — learn all ten forms, spot the irregular verbs, create commands, use objects, and moreWrite like a native — grasp the essential differences in Arabic versus English language usagePut your writing skills to use — exercises and lessons get you up to speed and improving your Arabic right awayPractice, practice, practice — plenty of room is provided for writing directly in the workbook!Jazz up your writing — join clauses, form conditional sentences, and use the verbal noun and participlesTake your Arabic on the road — communicate effectively when traveling or conducting businessOpen the book and find:A helpful Arabic grammar reviewArabic words and examples in both Arabic script and English transliterationTips for selecting the correct Arabic verbsAnswer keys at the end of each chapterEnglish-Arabic and Arabic-English dictionariesVerb charts that provide conjugations of regular and irregular Arabic verbsThe most common Arabic writing mistakes to avoidHints for fine-tuning your Arabic About the Author Keith Massey earned his BA in classical studies and his PhD in biblical Hebrew and Arabic. He is currently an Arabic instructor and a high school Latin teacher. After 9/11, Massey worked as an Arabic language specialist for the National Security Agency (NSA).

    Reviews from Amazon users which were colected at the time this book was published on the website:

    ⭐This book is very helpful with vocabulary and it has different conjugations for verbs (Which I have had a hard time finding a book that was simple enough to follow) It’s really explanatory and it has the English transliteration beside the Arabic word, so if you aren’t sure how to pronounce something the English letters can kind of give you an idea. I highly recommend this book if you’re a beginner level arabic.

    ⭐This book is a tremendous resource for anyone attempting to tackle Arabic grammar. The table of contents is very clear and it is easy to reference anything you need help with. This isn’t a book for beginners, but it is simple enough to educate without intimidation. If you need a quick reference resource, this is a quality book!

    ⭐For those who know Arabic script, this is a great resource for getting into the nuts and bolts of Arabic and its syntax!

    ⭐I really like this book. It has transliteration into English of all the Arabic, even in the exercises. This is good for me, since I never totally mastered the alphabet in my basic studies. It’s organized into useful sections, treating the tricky grammatical topics I need to learn better. I’ve even laughed out loud at some of the humor he puts into the writing.

    ⭐This book was a huge disappointment. It’s so cluttered in it’s organization that it makes it difficult to find what you need. When you do find what you need I think that it fails in a number of instances to clarify. The index needs some work. There are some helpful examples with answers, so it’s not a total loss. I found Modern Standard Arabic Grammar by Hassanein a better reference manual.

    ⭐It was brand new and the pages were in good condition no ripping and for a good price. I got it for my mom and she loves it.

    ⭐Excellent book for learning the Arabic language and this is coming from a person who is a native speaker of Egyptian dialect. I believe my children who aren’t as solid in their Arabic will benefit from the grammatical explanations here.

    ⭐This book did not turn out to be what I expected. The section on handwriting especially is useless. Arabic letters are written with parts above and below the line and it’s impossible to figure that out from the information given because the letters are not written on lines. The rest of the sections are also very basic. I think this book would be best for travelers to the middle east. It is not of much use for students wishing to learn formal Arabic grammar.

    ⭐Great great book BUT very poorly printed! For Arabic learners we need to see all the dots, lines and other details around the letters and unfortunately the way it’s printed many vowels are smudged into the word or too hard to read, for instance if thereIs two characters like a shadda and a kasra for instance it’sReally hard to know what it’s printed. Really a shame

    ⭐Nicely written book for those studying the complicated world of Arabic grammar. Author has tried to explain grammar and other elements in simple terms. Good accompanying book for most Arabic courses

    ⭐Good book, good service.

    ⭐An excellent book on Arabic grammar. Good tone, good clarity.

    ⭐I have received it. Thank you.

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