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Moroccan Colloquial Arabic Vocabulary: Anki Flashcards
Moroccan Colloquial Arabic Vocabulary: Anki Flashcards
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| Format | Anki Flashcards |
|---|---|
| Length | 4,557 flashcards |
| Level | A1, A2, B1 |
Over 4,500 flashcards with audio. Use Anki’s SRS (spaced repetition system) to maximize your memorization of new vocabulary.
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Moroccan Colloquial Arabic Vocabulary: Anki Flashcards presents all* of the 4,500+ words and phrases from the book, each presented twice (Arabic-English and English-Arabic) for a total of over 9,000 cards with audio.
* except for a handful of sensitive and vulgar words
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Miles (verified owner) –
This is my fourth or fifth Lingualism purchase and as always, I’m very happy with it. I’ve never seen or heard of a product from this site that is bad.
I do have one complaint though and that is the audio on just some words is less than ideal. It is still of great quality, but it’s just not as clear sounding as some of the other decks. For reference I also have ECAV and LCAV, which are also great. I also was surprised that this is the only deck that doesn’t have romanization on it. I’m not sure if that’s just because it was the first one that was made or because the Moroccan pronunciation is so unique and crowded sounding, making it hard to transcribe correctly. That’s not a big deal though, and it helps for getting used to Arabic script if you aren’t already.
Other than that, this deck is awesome, and is more than worth it for anyone interested in this particular dialect. It really is an invaluable resource. Quality Moroccan resources like this are hard to find, so I hope that more will be added in the future like readers or situational books!