Arabic for beginners

[Leila]

Originally Posted by queenie40something

Well done Leila - I'll put something else up later and see if you can work it out again xx

Nooo, too much pressure!

[queenie40something]

There you go وحر إز ذي بنك بليس

[ScottyMac]

Hi All,

Im looking to find a learn Arabic CD or somthing so I can learn a bit in the car on the way to work.

Its all very well learning the phrases from a book but I have no idea if im pronouncing them correctly.

Does anyone know of a good CD course?

Cheers.

[queenie40something]

Hi Scotty - I have moved your thread into this existing one about Arabic for Beginners.

[xtrouble]

Originally Posted by ScottyMac

Hi All,

Im looking to find a learn Arabic CD or somthing so I can learn a bit in the car on the way to work.

Its all very well learning the phrases from a book but I have no idea if im pronouncing them correctly.

Does anyone know of a good CD course?

Cheers.

I just bought a beginner and advanced course by Michel Thomas from E-bay for £35. I'll let you know what it's like.

[vix]

Originally Posted by queenie40something

Hi Scotty - I have moved your thread into this existing one about Arabic for Beginners.

Hi Scotty, there was a book and radio cassette published years ago by BBC books, called 'get by in Arabic'. This may still be available, or may have been updated. The no is ISBN 0 563 21378 7. If you check this one out with your local bookshop, they may be able to reccomend something else also.

[ScottyMac]

Originally Posted by xtrouble

I just bought a beginner and advanced course by Michel Thomas from E-bay for £35. I'll let you know what it's like.

Thanks for moving my question Alison sorry I didnt look around more. I done a search but didnt pop up ???

Good old Michel. I started learning spanish from him but he has a very monotone voice that tends to send me to sleep.... Not good when your learning in the car

Let me know how you find it

[queenie40something]

No worries Scotty. Only takes a second to move a thread x

[ScottyMac]

Originally Posted by vix

Hi Scotty, there was a book and radio cassette published years ago by BBC books, called 'get by in Arabic'. This may still be available, or may have been updated. The no is ISBN 0 563 21378 7. If you check this one out with your local bookshop, they may be able to reccomend something else also.

Cheers Vix il check it out

[Georgina]

Originally Posted by queenie40something

There you go وحر إز ذي بنك بليس

Where is the something bolice!? You know they don't have a letter 'p' in Arabic.
That's why you hear Egytians say Bebsi Cola and shob, etc.