Arabic-L:PEDA:Colloquial oriented summer programs

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Date: 07 Apr 2008
From:"raram" <raram at umich.edu>
Subject:Colloquial oriented summer programs

Dear Kevin:
The University of Michigan offers Intensive Colloquial Egyptian Arabic  
for 6 credits durung summer 2008. The coutse requires one uear of  
previous study of Arabic. It meets 3 hours per day 9-12 for 5 days a  
week.
Please contact Angela Beskow  at  aradjews at umich.edu for details.

Raji Rammuny
Professor of Arabic
University of Michigan

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Date: 07 Apr 2008
From:"Benjamin Geer" <benjamin.geer at gmail.com>
Subject:Colloquial oriented summer programs

I studied Egyptian colloquial at the Département d'enseignement de
l'arabe contemporain (DEAC), run by the French government in Cairo,
and found it to be a pretty good quality, reasonably priced programme,
if you have at least intermediate French.  Their full-academic-year
course starts out composed of about 70% colloquial and 30% classical,
and gradually reverses those proportions over the course of the year.
I understand that they've recently moved more in the direction of
teaching students to mix registers from the outset.

http://www.ambafrance-eg.org/cfcc/article.php3?id_article=11

-- 
Benjamin Geer
Postgraduate student
Department of the Languages and Cultures of the Near and Middle East
School of Oriental and African Studies
University of London

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Date: 07 Apr 2008
From:"Christensen, Jayme M" <jayme-christensen at uiowa.edu>
Subject:Colloquial oriented summer programs

the university of damascus in syria

The French Institute (IFPO), <http://www.ifporient.org/article.php3?id_article=28 
 > Institut Français du Proche-Orient<http://www.ou.edu/ssa/rubrique.php3?id_rubrique=1 
 >, Damascus

good luck

-jayme

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4)
Date: 07 Apr 2008
From:"David Wilmsen" <david.wilmsen at gmail.com>
Subject:Colloquial oriented summer programs

I'd suggest the Arabic Language Institute at the American University in
Cairo or the Arabic and Translation Studies Division at the School for
Continuing Education, also at AUC.  The ALI summer program features  
some two
and a half hours per day of spoken Egyptian with the rest focussed on  
fusha.
The deadline for ALI may have passed, and even if it has not, places  
have
been filling up quickly in the past few years.  ATS on the other hand  
has no
deadline. If you could get yourself three other students to go in with  
you,
you could design your own program for as many hours a week you want  
and for
as many weeks as you want - and all spoken Arabic, if you want  (you  
could
actually do on your own but the price per hour drops with the number of
students with four or more getting the lowest cost).  They have the best
Arabic teacher I have seen anywhere: Manal Hassan. She is especially  
good
with teaching spoken Egyptian Arabic.  Write to Madiha Hegazy, the
coordinator of Arabic: madiha_h at aucegypt.edu. Just for good measure,  
copy
Ahmed Abdel Moneim,  ahmoneim at gmail.com who helps her out with  
computing tasks.  The American
University of Beirut has a summer program of about five hours a day  
for six
weeks, but only an hour of that every day is with spoken Lebanese  
Arabic.
The deadline for application for that program was on the 25th of  
March.  So
it may prove fruitless to apply anyway.

-- 
David Wilmsen, PhD, Arabic language and linguistics
Visiting Associate Professor of Arabic
Department of Arabic and Near Eastern Languages
American University of Beirut

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Date: 07 Apr 2008
From:baldino <dhiabaldino at yahoo.com>
Subject:Colloquial oriented summer programs

http://www.iblv.rnu.tn/english/index.html

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6)
Date: 07 Apr 2008
From:"Madiha Doss" <madihadoss at yahoo.com>
Subject:Colloquial oriented summer programs

The DEAC in Cairo standing for Départment d'enseignement de l'arabe au  
Caire (which depends of the French embassy) could be offering such a  
course since it does follow the progression starting from colloquial  
and following into standard Arabic. This progression was started by  
Claude Audebert in the late seventies or early eighties.
Madiha Doss

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7)
Date: 07 Apr 2008
From:"Haroon Shirwani" <arabictutor at hotmail.com>
Subject:Colloquial oriented summer programs

Dear Kevin

Kalimat, in Cairo, offer an excellent intensive colloquial course:

http://www.kalimategypt.com/

Best wishes,
Haroon

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8)
Date: 07 Apr 2008
From:"Maria" <apple at swissmail.org>
Subject:Colloquial oriented summer programs

See my posting about the Gulf Arabic Programme Intensive Summer  
Programme.

Regards,
Maria

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9)
Date: 07 Apr 2008
From:rania essa <drraniaessa at hotmail.com>
Subject:Colloquial oriented summer programs

dear sir,
there is a center for teaching arabic as a second language in  
alexandria , egypt this center follows the alexandria university i  
think it is a good place to know aboot (tafel ) it teaches arabic  
language both standerd and colloquial you can see ite website to know  
more about it www.tafelcenter.edu.eg
i hope it will be helpful.

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10)
Date: 07 Apr 2008
From:benmamou at ad.uiuc.edu
Subject:Colloquial oriented summer programs

http://scali.afrst.uiuc.edu/general/languages/

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