Arabic-L:PEDA:Materials Suggestions (English Speakers)

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Date: 30 Aug 2007
From:"John Joseph Colangelo" <yaacolangelo at hotmail.com>
Subject:Materials Suggestions (English Speakers)

Ines,
Why don´t you try as the main text book the one used by Bourghiba? I  
liked it becuase not only does it give good material in an organized  
fashion, it also inspires you (if I can say inspire) when preparing  
the grammar classes.
John
P.S. As far as a grammar book they have to study at home, I would  
suggest Nahmad and Haywood.

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Date: 30 Aug 2007
From: "Tressy Arts" <tressy.arts at gmail.com>
Subject:Materials Suggestions (English Speakers)

Dear Inès;

Good luck with your job!

The book I use to teach Arabic is Standard Arabic - An elementary- 
intermediate course, by Eckehard Schulz, Günther Krahl and Wolfgang  
Reuschel (ISBN 0 521 77465 9). It is an adaptation of Krahl and  
Reuschel's classic work Lehrbuch des Modernen Arabisch, and a very  
good in-depth method suitable for university students, with  
exhaustive grammar, a large vocabulary and many exercises. I have  
learned my first Arabic with the German version and its thoroughness  
has served me as a very solid basis ever since.

Sincerely,

Tressy Arts

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