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Blackwell Reference Grammars

Modern Standard Arabic Grammar

A Learner's Guide

Alhawary, Mohammad T.

Modern Standard Arabic Grammar

Blackwell Reference Grammars

Modern Standard Arabic Grammar

A Learner's Guide

Blackwell Reference Grammars: Modern Standard Arabic Grammar

 

Modern Standard Arabic Grammar is comprehensive guide that introduces readers to the basic structure and grammar of the Arabic language from entry level to advanced proficiency.   It provides balanced treatment of the phonological, syntactic, and morphological rules of the Arabic language.

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Beschrijving Blackwell Reference Grammars: Modern Standard Arabic Grammar

Modern Standard Arabic Grammar is comprehensive guide that introduces readers to the basic structure and grammar of the Arabic language from entry level to advanced proficiency. It provides balanced treatment of the phonological, syntactic, and morphological rules of the Arabic language.

ISBN
9781405155021
Pagina's
418
Verschenen
Serie
Blackwell Reference Grammars
NUR
616
Druk
1
Uitvoering
Paperback / softback
Taal
Engels
Uitgever
John Wiley and Sons Ltd

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