Everyday Arabic.
Replenishment date: 04.11.2018
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Everyday Arabic - London Language Institute Course
Author: Ilya Frank.
Format: PDF + djvu, mp3
Size: 128 Mb
Language: Russian and Arabic
Annotation: The textbook of the London Lingaphone Institute, along with Thatcher's practical grammar (Thatcher 1927; Haywood & HM Nahmad 1962, 1965), is the main manual used in teaching Arabic using the Svyatopolk-Chetvertynsky method.
The London language course of classical Arabic with elements of the Egyptian dialect is provided with Latin transcription (Arial Unicode TTF font is used) and lesson dictionaries.
Electronic typing and compilation of transcription, layout of lesson dictionaries, proofreading (correction of typing) of the Arabic text and Russian translation was carried out by Ph.D. Svyatopolk-Chetvertynsky Igor Anatolyevich (Moscow, Institute of Linguistics of the Russian Academy of Sciences)
The electronic typing of the Arabic text was carried out by the teachers of the I.M. Frank School of Foreign Languages, Rima Maita (Syria) and Abdesammad Gammouh (Morocco).
Author: Ilya Frank.
Format: PDF + djvu, mp3
Size: 128 Mb
Language: Russian and Arabic
Annotation: The textbook of the London Lingaphone Institute, along with Thatcher's practical grammar (Thatcher 1927; Haywood & HM Nahmad 1962, 1965), is the main manual used in teaching Arabic using the Svyatopolk-Chetvertynsky method.
The London language course of classical Arabic with elements of the Egyptian dialect is provided with Latin transcription (Arial Unicode TTF font is used) and lesson dictionaries.
Electronic typing and compilation of transcription, layout of lesson dictionaries, proofreading (correction of typing) of the Arabic text and Russian translation was carried out by Ph.D. Svyatopolk-Chetvertynsky Igor Anatolyevich (Moscow, Institute of Linguistics of the Russian Academy of Sciences)
The electronic typing of the Arabic text was carried out by the teachers of the I.M. Frank School of Foreign Languages, Rima Maita (Syria) and Abdesammad Gammouh (Morocco).