Arabic in 10 Minutes a Day

By Kristine K. Kershul

Provides a practical, visual approach to learning Arabic. This book promotes spending at least 10 minutes a day with the language. It includes components like puzzles, flash cards, and sticky labels to place on objects around your home or office. It teaches you to read road signs, ask questions, get directions and carry on conversations in Arabic.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0944502407
• ISBN13: 9780944502402
• Release Date: October 2004
• Publisher: Bilingual Books (WA)
• Length: 132 Pages
• Weight: 0.93 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 8.4" x 10.8"

Customer Reviews

Great Seller!

Everything was excellent. I received my book in better condition than was stated. Thank you so much, I really love this book, it`s so easy to learn Arabic. :)

Arabic in 10 minutes a day

The Kershul method of learning is a great way to learn a new language. I took this method of language learning to help me learn Russian well over twenty years ago and I still remember much of the course curriculum. I would recommend this method of learning as a supplement to actual immersion training for everyone.

arabic in 10 minutes a day

I started out with one book, then got 3 more for my children. I homeschool, the book is in an easy format that allowed me to plan lessons (i.e vocabulary, practice writing). However, the arabic letters do not always correspond with the english translation(mainly the vowel placement when the words are in english, does not match the arabic script sometimes, but not often enough for me to not use the book totally). If you know the arabic alphabet and vowels you'll catch this right away. Over all the colored pictures and easy format help keep the children interseted, pulse they are learning lots of new words. The "Arabic Alphabet,how to read and write",(Lyle Stuart) and a good arabic dictionary like "Arabic, practical dictionary",(N.Awde & K.Smith) are used alot to get me though the spelling and reading. If you don't know anyone that speak arabic you may want to try "Living Language Arabic" program, it comes with a book and CD. Take your time and enjoy.

Pro-Language

I am not an Arabic language professor, but this book helped me a lot. It is a conversational tool, not a grammar tool. Trying to learn Arabic wasn't easy and of course, its an ongoing project, but I found the book very helpful. My wife and our travel tour guide did as well. (Note: the map in the front of the book is to designate where the language is spoken, ie. not in Israel. I do not interpret it as a political statement.