Advanced Arabic Literary Reader: For Students of Modern Standard Arabic by Jonas M. Elbousty, Muhammad Aziz

Advanced Arabic Literary Reader: For Students of Modern Standard Arabic Jonas M. Elbousty, Muhammad Aziz ebook
Publisher: Taylor & Francis
ISBN: 9781138828698
Page: 404
Format: pdf

Equal emphasis on all five skill areas: reading, writing, listening, speaking and culture. This is the beginners course in Modern Standard Arabic (MSA). Students continue work in modern standard Arabic and Egyptian colloquial Arabic. If a student has had two or more years of the language in high school, he/she of modern standard Arabic through listening, speaking, reading and writing. An introduction to Modern Standard Arabic in both its spoken and written form. Introduction to Modern Standard Arabic, including the Arabic script, basic ARAB 203 Intermediate Arabic I (4). In addition, students will be introduced to classical Arabic literature and A continuation of Advanced Arabic I (ARA 301), this course is designed to help students attain in Arabic by strengthening their language skills in Modern Standard Arabic. Readings in Arabic texts taken from a variety of literary genres from all periods. The fundamentals of Arabic through intensive listening, speaking, reading and writing. The main objective of the course is to develop speaking, listening, reading and This is a continuation of the introduction to Modern Standard Arabic (MSA). Advanced work in reading and writing and lecture courses in special topics. We anticipate that students range from Intermediate Low to Intermediate High according to the ACTFL scale. Politics, business correspondence, medieval and modern Arabic literature. Of all four language skills: understanding, speaking, reading and writing. Course covers basic grammar of the language and requires students to make three ARAB 351 – Classical Arabic Literature in Translation (3 credits). Advanced syntax through the reading of Arab grammarians. By the end of Intermediate Arabic II, students will be able to communicate at Arabic-speaking world through the lens of Arabic literature and modern Arab cinema.