Building on the momentum of your studies, Media Arabic Vocabulary (Book 2) is designed to help you conquer the “intermediate plateau.” If you’ve ever opened an Arabic business journal or watched a sports broadcast and felt like you were hitting a wall of native-level complexity, this book is your bridge to literacy. As part of a four-volume series, this book follows a clear, thematic structure where we take three massive areas of public life and break them down into digestible subtopics.

In this second volume, we explore the language used in these specific sectors:

• Economics and Business: Macroeconomics and Finance (Monetary Policy, Fiscal Policy, International Trade); Industry and Manufacturing (Automotive, Electronics, Textile, Food, Construction).
• Science and Technology: Scientific Research and Discovery (Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Environmental); Technology and Innovation (Information Technology, AI, Clean Energy).
• Sports: Ball Sports (Soccer, Basketball, etc.); Athletics and Olympic Sports; Combat Sports; Sports Culture and Industry.

A Scalable Approach to Authentic Media

The unique value of this book is its “controlled text” approach. Instead of tossing you into the deep end of a raw newspaper article, we provide a variety of texts that mimic the style and complexity of real-world Arabic media at a manageable level. You will start with “mini-articles,” short, high-impact pieces that give you quick wins, before moving into longer, more diverse formats.

You’ll find everything from interviews with finance ministers and smartphone reviews to case studies on cyberattacks and reports on the evolution of soccer.

How to Use This in Your Study Sessions

This book is a flexible tool meant to be used however it fits your schedule. There is no strict order; if you are passionate about AI or a dedicated soccer fan, start there. Every single Arabic sentence and text includes full diacritics (tashkeel) to ensure your pronunciation remains accurate.

To support comprehension, the book provides full English translations for every text. These translations act as a safety net, allowing you to check your understanding instantly without interrupting your reading flow to consult a dictionary.

This book encourages a self-discovery method. Instead of multiple-choice drills, you are prompted to observe how vocabulary items interact within real articles, noticing nuance, usage patterns, and common collocations.

What You Will Achieve

By working through these units, you are doing more than memorizing lists. You are acquiring the specialized jargon and cultural context needed to participate in global Arabic discourse. You move beyond general comprehension toward the ability to analyze an IMF report, follow a scientific breakthrough, or understand the technical language of a boxing match.

Ultimately, this book helps you develop the intuition required to navigate Arabic media with confidence and independence.