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Record Nr.

UNINA9910461983403321

Autore

Mace John <1933->

Titolo

Arabic today [[electronic resource] ] : a student, business and professional course in spoken and written Arabic / / John Mace

Pubbl/distr/stampa

Edinburgh, : Edinburgh University Press, 2008

ISBN

0-7486-3559-9

Edizione

[2nd ed.]

Descrizione fisica

1 online resource (368 p.)

Disciplina

492.7/82421

492.782421

Soggetti

Arabic language - English

Business - Language

Electronic books.

Lingua di pubblicazione

Inglese

Formato

Materiale a stampa

Livello bibliografico

Monografia

Note generali

Previous ed.: 1996.

Nota di bibliografia

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

Nota di contenuto

Ar T 1 (Prelims).pdf; Ar T 2 (Cont).pdf; Ar T 3 (Intro).pdf; Ar T 4 (Pronunc).pdf; Ar T 5 (pp 1 & 2).pdf; Ar T 6 (L1).pdf; Ar T 7 (L2).pdf; Ar T 8 (L3).pdf; Ar T 9 (L3a).pdf; Ar T 10 (L4).pdf; Ar T 11 (L4a).pdf; Ar T 12 (L5).pdf; Ar T 13 (L6).pdf; Ar T 14 (L7).pdf; Ar T 15 (L8).pdf; Ar T 16 (L9).pdf; Ar T 17 (L10).pdf; Ar T 18 (L10a).pdf; Ar T 19 (L11).pdf; Ar T 20 (L11a).pdf; Ar T 21 (L12).pdf; Ar T 22 (L12a).pdf; Ar T 23 (L13).pdf; Ar T 24 (L14).pdf; Ar T 25 (L15).pdf; Ar T 26 (pp 157 & 158).pdf; Ar T 27 (L16).pdf; Ar T 28 (L17).pdf; Ar T 29 (L18).pdf; Ar T 30 (L18a).pdf; Ar T 31 (L19).pdf

Ar T 32 (L19a).pdfAr T 33 (L20).pdf; Ar T 34 (L21).pdf; Ar T 35 (L21a).pdf; Ar T 36 (L22).pdf; Ar T 37 (L23).pdf; Ar T 38 (L23a).pdf; Ar T 39 (L24).pdf; Ar T 40 (L24a).pdf; Ar T 41 (L25).pdf; Ar T 42 (L26).pdf; Ar T 43 (Key).pdf; Ar T 44 (Ar 1).pdf; Ar T 45 (Eng 1 + 2).pdf; Ar T 46 (Ar 2).pdf; Ar T 47 (Grammar index).pdf; Ar T 48 (Grammar Index a).pdf

Sommario/riassunto

A student, business and professional course in spoken and written Arabic aimed at those with no prior knowledge of the language.Suitable for business professionals and students wanting to communicate directly with people and institutions in the Arab world, Arabic Today is a self-contained course in contemporary Arabic.Tuition tends to concentrate either on the written language (never used in everyday



speech) or on a selected regional dialect (which is never written down). Arabic Today breaks with this tradition, capitalising on the emerging form of spoken Pan-Arabic. This supraregional form of