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• Title : Tunisian Arabic - English Dictionary: The Ideal Supplement for Learners & Teachers of Tunisian Arabic
• Author : Mohamed Bacha
• Rating : 4.53 (741 Vote)
• Publish : 2016-4-26
• Format : Hardcover
• Pages : 101 Pages
• Asin : B0195LNYY8
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The author , who is a native speaker of Tunisian Arabic in addition to being a distinguished linguist and a translator, has carefully selected language data from authentic Tunisian Arabic speech and presented it through examplary illustrations drawn from everyday natural speech and colloq

The author , who is a native speaker of Tunisian Arabic in addition to being a distinguished linguist and a translator, has carefully selected language data from authentic Tunisian Arabic speech and presented it through examplary illustrations drawn from everyday natural speech and colloquial expressions. Learners and teachers who are already familiar with the two previously published textbooks: Tunisian Arabic in 24 Lessons, Tunisian Arabic in 30 Lessons will certainly find this new publication a helpful supplementary learning and teaching tool.Tunisian Arabic – English Dictionary can also be a excellent linguistic and cultural guide to travellers to Tunisia and around the arab world who wish to start learning an arabic dialect and hence live a more authentic travel experience by communicating with locals and familiarizing with the cultural environment. Find updates and news at https://facebook/tunisianarabic1tunisianarabic24spot/. Tunisian Arabic – English Dictionary is the ideal supplementary resource for learners and instructors of Tunisian Arabic: the colloquial variety of arabic spoken in Tunisia.Carefully designed to improve user’s training, understanding, familiarity with and usage of

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