دانلود کتاب Colloquial Arabic of the Gulf: The Complete Course for Beginners [Book]

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Cover Colloquial Arabic of the Gulf Title Page Copyright Page Table of Contents Introduction How to use this book Pronunciation guide Unit 1 1.1 Expressions of quantity 1.2 Orders and requests 1.3 'Please', 'Thank you', 'Be so kind' Vocabulary Cultural point: The Gulf States and the GCC Reading Arabic Unit 2 2.1 The Arabic equivalent of 'the' 2.2 The 'dual' 2.3 The plural Vocabulary Cultural point: History (1): the Portuguese Reading Arabic Unit 3 3.1 'How much/How many?' 3.2 Prices 3.3 Numbers 1 to 10 3.4 Greetings Vocabulary Cultural point: Food and cooking Reading Arabic Unit 4 4.1 Simple descriptive sentences 4.2 Noun-adjective phrases 4.3 Some other types of adjective Vocabulary Cultural point: Standard Arabic and Gulf Arabic Reading Arabic Unit 5 5.1 Numbers 11 to 1,000,000 5.2 Age 5.3 Telling the time 5.4 Personal pronouns 5.5 'Who?' and 'What?' Vocabulary Cultural point: Currencies, banknotes and stamps Reading Arabic Review Unit I Unit 6 6.1 Expressions of place 6.2 The verb: past tense Vocabulary Cultural point: History (2): the British Reading Arabic Unit 7 7.1 Past-tense verbs: verbs beginning with a glottal stop 7.2 Past-tense verbs: 'hollow' verbs 7.3 'To say that …' 7.4 'To ask whether …' 7.5 li'ann 'because' 7.6 Expressions of manner 7.7 Further expressions of time Vocabulary Cultural point: The Islamic year Reading Arabic Unit 8 8.1 Noun phrases 8.2 The elative adjective 8.3 Word order Vocabulary Cultural point: Building traditions Reading Arabic Unit 9 9.1 Past-tense verbs: 'doubled' verbs 9.2 Past-tense verbs: 'weak' verbs 9.3 Time conjunctions 9.4 Ordinal numbers 9.5 Months Vocabulary Cultural point: Traditional dress: men Reading Arabic Unit 10 10.1 Relative clauses 10.2 Demonstrative pronouns 10.3 Demonstrative adjectives 10.4 The negative in equational sentences 10.5 'Somebody' and 'nobody' Vocabulary Cultural point: Traditional dress: women Reading Arabic Review Unit II Unit 11 11.1 The imperfect verb: basic forms 11.2 The imperfect verb: different stem types 11.3 Review of verb forms 11.4 The uses of the imperfect Vocabulary Cultural point: Marriage: traditional and modern Reading Arabic Unit 12 12.1 Verb strings 12.2 The imperative: strong verbs 12.3 The imperative: other types of verb 12.4 The negative imperative Vocabulary Cultural point: Driving Reading Arabic Unit 13 13.1 The active participle 13.2 The passive participle Vocabulary Cultural point: In the market Reading Arabic Unit 14 14.1 The derived themes of the verb (1) Vocabulary Cultural point: Football Reading Arabic Unit 15 15.1 The verbal noun 15.2 Coordinated negatives 15.3 Compound adjectives 15.4 'Self' Vocabulary Cultural point: History (3): the Indians Reading Arabic Review Unit III Unit 16 16.1 The derived themes of the verb (2) 16.2 Conditional sentences Vocabulary Cultural point: Tribes Reading Arabic Unit 17 17.1 Quadriliteral verbs 17.2 'To wish/want' and 'to prefer' 17.3 Verbs with double objects Vocabulary Cultural point: Religion, sect and ethnicity Reading Arabic Unit 18 18.1 Diminutives 18.2 Uses of ábu and umm 18.3 'How big!', etc. 18.4 'So-and-so' 18.5 Forms of personal address 18.6 Exhortations Vocabulary Cultural point: Pearls Reading Arabic Unit 19 19.1 Verb strings involving kaan/yikúun 19.2 More conjunctions 19.3 'As if' 19.4 Expressions meaning 'I think' 19.5 'Some' and 'each other' 19.6 Adverbs in -an Vocabulary Cultural point: Arabiizi Reading Arabic Unit 20 Texts Vocabulary Cultural point: Colloquial poetry Reading Arabic Answer key Appendix 1: Variations in pronunciation Appendix 2: The Arabic script Gulf Arabic–English glossary English–Gulf Arabic glossary