The Oxford Essential Arabic Dictionary is a brand-new compact Arabic-English and English-Arabic dictionary that offers up-to-date coverage of essential day-to-day vocabulary and includes more than 16,000 words and phrases, carefully selected according to frequency of use. Portable and easy to use, this dictionary is designed for both English and Arabic speakers and is ideal for […]
Learn to speak and understand Arabic with confidence in just 15 minutes a day. From going to the supermarket and booking a hotel to ordering dinner, learn to speak essential Arabic in no time. Follow this unique system and practise will make you perfect in just 15 minutes a day, five times a week over […]
One of the myths surrounding Arabic is that the script is impossible to learn. This is not true. Writing Arabic is much easier than you would imagine. Arabic uses an alphabet, not hieroglyphs or pictograms. And there are far fewer shapes to master in Arabic than in the European languages. In Arabic there is really […]
This is a language book for those English speakers who want to get by in the Arabic-speaking world with the minimum of effort. (Or those proud perfectionists who insist on learning only a minimum amount of any language which they do not feel they have time to learn properly.) From Morocco to the Gulf, from […]
Colloquial Arabic of the Gulf and Saudi Arabia is easy to use and completely up to date. Specially written by experienced teachers for self-study or class use, the course offers you a step-by-step approach to written and spoken Arabic
“Mastering Arabic” is the most accessible, carefully-paced and lively introductory Arabic course on the market using an effective tried and tested methodology which works across a wide range of learner backgrounds. A long-standing best-seller, this new edition boasts an even more attractive, modern page layout with hundreds of cartoons and exercises, contrasting with the traditional […]
The Arabic alphabet has a fascinating history, one that is entwined with the development of culture and society in the Middle East. The authors trace the origins of the Arabic alphabet back to Aramaic, a descendant of Phoenecian, which itself gave rise to the Hebrew and Greek alphabets. The third title in the series that […]