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Publisher | Ajanta School of Foreign Languages |
Publication Year | 2025 |
ISBN-13 | 9788192482439 |
ISBN-10 | 819248243X |
Binding | Paperback |
Number of Pages | 272 Pages |
Language | (Hindi) |
Dimensions (Cms) | 25.4 x 20.3 x 4.7 |
Weight (grms) | 350 |
Arabic is spoken as a mother tongue by 320 million people across 22 countries. Arabic is the language or one of the official languages of Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, Sudan, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, Palestine-Israel, Iraq, Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates and Oman. Imitated pronunciation which is used in 'Ajanta Arabic in Two Months' is known as DINESH-SHIKHER/AJANTA method of imitated pronunciation. Although the reader can learn the pronunciation of Arabic words only approximately with the help of this method of imitated pronunciation, it will give him enough acquaintance with the language to acquire correct Arabic pronunciation and intonation once he goes to Saudi Arabia, Egypt or any other Arabic speaking country. Ajanta Arabic in Two Months through the medium of Hindi-English is ideal for travellers, students and general public. This book of Modern Standard Arabic deals with Arabic grammar including linguistics. Arabic linguistics deals with phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics etc. 'Ajanta Arabic in two Months' also deals with 'Arabic vocabulary'. Some important quotations of Qu'ran are given at the end of this Arabic book. English translations of Qu'ran are rendered by Sahih International,Shakir and Muhsin Khan whereas Hindi translations are rendered by the author & co-author of this book. This Arabic book is intended as a handbook for the general learner. I can say without any hesitation that it is a reference grammar covering the essentials of grammatical structures in Modern Standard Arabic. It is specially designed for Hindi & English speakers. Transliteration is provided in Roman and Devanagari script so that readers who do not understand Arabic script may have access to phonological structure.
Dinesh Chander Kapoor
Ajanta School of Foreign Languages