In Tibet, at the end of the 19th century. Tashi is a spy for the British and Namgyal, 16, has enlisted in the Tibetan army, which must counter the advance of British troops on Lhasa. Tashi drags out an unhappy love and lives alone while Namgyal blossoms into marriage. Throughout the story, a mirror passes from hand to hand and concretizes the links between the characters.
This method offers supervised or self-taught beginner students the opportunity to acquire the minimum of knowledge to face modern texts on their own. The main syntactic and morphological structures are presented. All the exercises read aloud are corrected orally on the audio CDs. Recomposed edition, revised statements and memos at the end of each lesson.
This method offers supervised or self-taught beginner students the opportunity to acquire the minimum of knowledge to face modern texts on their own. The main syntactic and morphological structures are presented. All the exercises read aloud are corrected orally on the audio CDs. Recomposed edition, revised statements and memos added at the end of each lesson.
This first volume of the Course in Spoken Palestinian Arabic presents, in addition to the texts of each lesson, the grammatical rules necessary for the acquisition of the fundamental structures of the language. It also includes application exercises, a lexicon and conjugation tables.
A continuation of Volume 1 of the Palestinian Spoken Arabic Course, which presupposes a solid basic knowledge of the language and aims to broaden the student's communication skills. This volume, which refers to the conjugation tables presented in the first volume, focuses on the texts: short stories, evocations of everyday life, and pleasant tales which are repeated at the end of the volume in both French translation and in Arabic script.
This book offers a guide to modern standard Arabic, the national language of all member countries of the Arab League, very close to the classical registers of the Koran and medieval literature. This first volume is devoted to standard Arabic, used everywhere in writing (literature, press, correspondence, signs and panels, etc.) and in certain oral contexts (radio, television, speeches, conferences).
A learning tool designed to provide both supervised and self-taught learners with the knowledge they need to tackle modern documents on their own, with a broad perspective on the classical world.
This "Arabic method, Syro-Lebanese dialect" allows beginners to learn the Syro-Lebanese Arabic dialect in a self-taught manner and to acquire the essential skills to carry out fundamental tasks (introduce themselves, get around, find accommodation, eat, make a purchase, etc.) while discovering numerous cultural facts. This method may be sufficient for this purpose.
An in-depth grammatical introduction to verbs in Western Armenian is accompanied by fifty-eight model conjugation tables and an alphabetical index of 3272 verbs.
This manual offers everyone, from students to tourists, learning the standard language used in the press, radio and television, and which is taught in schools and universities. With recordings available for download.