Intermediate Arabic Reader: Romeo and Juliet

$17.99

The timeless love story of Romeo and Juliet has been brought to life for the first time as a novelized adaptation for learners of Modern Standard Arabic.

The eight chapters feature:

  • Voweled Arabic text
  • Vocabulary lists
  • English translations

This purchase includes two PDF eBook files—one with the original voweled texts and the second with unvoweled texts.

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Over 1,200 flashcards with audio. Use Anki's SRS (spaced repetition system) to study the Modern Standard Arabic vocabulary from Intermediate Arabic Reader: Romeo and Juliet.

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Format

PDF eBook

Level

B1, B2

Length

166 pages

The timeless love story of Romeo and Juliet has been brought to life for the first time as a novelized adaptation for learners of Arabic. This story was chosen as it is well known to Western audiences; being familiar with the characters and plot of a story will help you focus less on what the story is about and more on the language.

  • The story has been divided into eight chapters of similar, manageable length for learners.
  • Each chapter features: 1) the voweled text; 2) vocabulary lists; 3) English translations
  • When the name of a character or place makes its first appearance in the book, it is shown in bold.
  • Words and phrases that appear in the vocabulary section (glossary) are underlined in the text with a subtle dotted line. They are organized by order of appearance and grouped by the page number on which they appear.
  • A noun or adjective will be listed in its singular form, and if its plural is irregular, this will be shown in parentheses.
  • A verb will be shown in its base form followed by a reference code in small square brackets. This corresponds to a table showing the verb’s complete conjugation patterns in Lingualism’s book Modern Standard Arabic Verbs. The masdar (gerund) of unaugmented (measure I) verbs is given in parentheses. The masdar for augmented verbs is also normally given when they appear in the book.
  • Many nouns (including masdars) and adjectives (including active and passive participles) act as adverbs in the indefinite accusative case or in conjunction with a preposition. These are often glossed as the basic form of the word, so you can see each word’s original meaning and how it can be used as an adverb in context.

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