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My teen is interested in learning Arabic. Any advice from others who have taken on this language would be greatly appreciated - books, CD's/cassettes, Rosetta Stone, tutors, etc. I understand that there are several dialects and that the Egyptian one is the easiest for English speakers to learn. We've played around with the Rosetta Stone demo, but a printed phonetic pronunciation in addition to the Arabic writing which accompanies the photos would be very helpful. Let us know what has been successful for you. Thanks
My 15-year-old duaghter is interested in studying Arabic this summer. She really enjoys languages, is fleunt in French and Spanish, and wants to have the chance to see how learning a non-European language would be, as she is interested in careers in international relations. I'm looking for sugestions for evening or weekend Arabic classes for beginners (she has a daytime summer job). Community colleges don't seem to offer them, and local college daytime programs won't work this summer. Theresa
First, check out Craigslist. There is a class starting June 12th at that Pacific Arabic Resources. http://www.craigslist.org/sfc/lss/167389620.html
Second, junior college summe classes have already started. Some jc's have arabic, but I think you have to sync with their earlier sechedule. For example Diablo Valley College in Pleasant Hill. www.dvc.edu. Good luck to you and your daughter. Nathan
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