Arabic AS101 Beginners
2
This is an introductory course to Modern Standard Arabic.
It is organized as follows. First, words related to specific
themes are given. Then, those words are used in daily
situations. Finally, a grammar analysis of the sentences
is laid out. Emphasis is equally given to comprehension
skills (listening and reading) as well as to production skills (speaking and writing). At
the end of the course students
should be able to communicate fairly well on limited every
day life situations. They will have a clear understanding of
the basic structures of Modern Standard Arabic.
Mastery of more than 600 words is expected.
Vocabulary
Office Environment
Arab Names
Pronouns
Demonstratives
Adjectives used to describe people
Adjectives used to describe feelings
Accommodation
Drinks
Family & Friends
People (Stages in life)
Prepositions
Adjectives related to personality
Verbs
Communicative Functions
Greetings
Expressing Feelings
Describing People
Welcoming Guests
Introductions & Exchanging Names
Congratulations
Situation
Which Bridegroom?
(This situation teaches you how to describe people
in simple language).
The Engagement Party (This situation helps you
learn how to introduce yourself and others. It
teaches basic socialization techniques).
Morphology
What are verb forms?
Form I verbs - Pattern I (i, a)
Form I verbs - Pattern II (a, u)
Form II verbs
Form I verbs: (Pattern 3 - 'a' , 'i')
Form I verbs: (Pattern 4 - 'a' , 'a')
Dual Nouns: masculine & feminine
Syntax - Functional Grammar
Stating facts
Talking about actions
Referring to nouns
Definite & indefinite meaning
Describing nouns (adjectives)
Connecting Ideas (conjunctions)
Stating place
Indicating direction of motion
Arabic AS103 Beginners 4 - (1800 words)
This is an upper beginners course in Modern Standard
Arabic. It goes beyond the basic sentence constructions
to more complex ones. The course is structured as follows.
First words related to specific themes are given. Then
those words are used in daily situations. Finally, a
grammar analysis of the sentences is given. At the
end of the course students should be able to
communicate easily with native speakers on
diverse topics related to every day life situations.
Vocabulary
Fruits & Vegetables
Proteins & Carbohydrates
Adjectives related to food
Countries
Continents
Adjectives related to Countries
Transportation
Traffic
Seasons
Cities
Tourist Places
Adjectives related to Cities
Verbs
Communicative Functions
Asking for the bill and paying
Asking what someone is doing
Ordering Food
Asking for & Giving Directions
Discussing the weather
Describing Cities
Situation
Travel
(This situation helps you learn how to order food and how
to describe countries that you are visiting).
A Tourist Visit (This situation enables you to describe the
tourist sites that you have visited and to ask for directions
in order to reach your destination).
Morphology
Form V verbs
Form I verbs: (initial waaw)
Masculine sound plurals
The «nisbah» adjective
Form VI verbs
Verbs ending in long vowels
Broken Plurals
Masculine sound plurals
Syntax - Functional Grammar
Changing statements to the past
Negating (present) actions
Negating (past) actions
Negating (future) actions
Negating factual statements
Expressing a transformation
Expressing continuity
Emphasizing an action
Arabic AS106 - Intermediate 2
This is an intermediate course in Modern Standard Arabic.
The course is based on newspaper articles from diverse
Arab magazines. The articles are from diverse themes.
The courses focuses on professional topics, link words
and the structure of more complex sentences. As of this
course, learners are exposed to authentic texts and no
simplification takes place.
At the end of the course students should be able to be
read and understand newspaper articles covering topics
similar to those introduced in this course. The course
takes learners beyond every day life conversation into
professional topics.
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Arabic AS102 Beginners
3
This is a middle level course in Modern Standard Arabic
for beginners. It goes beyond the basic sentence construction
to more complex ones. The course is structured as follows.
First words related to specific themes are given. Then those
words are used in daily situations. Finally, a grammar analysis
of the sentences is given. At the end of the course students
should be able to communicate easily with native speakers
on simple every day life situations.
Vocabulary
Numbers
Ordinals
Rooms
Furniture,
Utensils & Appliances
Adverbs of Place
Adjectives Related to Homes & Furniture
Clothes
Adjectives for Clothes
Months
Days of the week
Time Divisions within day Numbers in Tens
Verbs Communicative Functions
Asking 'How many …?'
Asking 'Where …?'
Describing an apartment
Telling the Time
Asking Time Related Questions
Describing Clothes
Situation
Choosing an apartment (This situation enables
you to describe your home or the home you are
looking for). The Wedding Party (This situation
takes you a step further in socialization. It goes
beyond greetings to simple conversation).
Morphology
Form III verbs
Form I hollow verbs
Future
Broken Plurals
Form IV verbs
Form I (Doubled verbs)
Feminine sound plurals
Possessive Pronouns
Syntax - Functional Grammar
Expressing belonging
Expressing possession (1)
Stating where something is
Indicating place of an action
Expressing possession (2)
Saying 'here' and 'there'
Stating 'There is ..'
Indicating time of action
Arabic AS104: Beginners 4 (2500 words)
This is an upper beginners course in Modern
Standard Arabic. It goes beyond the basic sentence
construction to more complex ones. The course is
structured as follows. First words related to specific
themes are given. Then those words are used in daily
situations. Finally, a grammar analysis of the sentences
is given. At the end of the course students should be
able to be fully at ease with native speakers on almost
all topics related to every day life situations.
Vocabulary
Numbers (11-20)
Diverse Objects
Different Material
Colors
Adjectives related to objects
Adjectives related to State
Professional Jobs
Skilled jobs
Semi Skilled Jobs
Institutions
Adjectives related to Jobs
Adjectives related to Employees
Verbs
Communicative Functions
Asking for Price
Asking 'From where ...?'
Describing Goods
Phone Call: Person is out
Phone Call: Wrong Number
Phone Call: Correct Number
Situation
Shopping
(This situation helps you learn essential vocabulary and
conversation techniques used while shopping).
Looking for a Job (This situation help you learn how to
make a phone call and respond adequately to the situation.
It also makes it possible for you to describe your job).
Morphology
Form VII verbs
Form VIII verbs
Doubled Verbs
Hollow Verbs
Form IX verbs
Form X verbs
Form X : Hollow verbs
Broken Plurals
Syntax - Functional Grammar
Emphasis on doer of action
Emphasis on doer of (past) action
Emphasis on doer of (future) action
Giving the state of the subject
Affirming facts
Shedding some doubts
Expressing a wish
Clarifying an ambiguity
Arabic AS108 - Advanced
This is an advanced course in Modern Standard Arabic. The
course is based on newspaper articles from diverse Arab
magazines. The articles are from diverse themes. The courses
focuses on professional topics, link words and the structure of
complex sentences. Learners are exposed to authentic texts
and are taught how to deal with them.
At the end of the course students should be able to be read
and understand newspaper articles covering professional
topics. The course prepares learners to communicate
effectively in professional topics in the real world.
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