Marhaba 401 and 503 students,
This is to give you an idea as to what to expect from your Arabic class this week.
503 students:
Please come to class having studied "root" and "pattern" so that you have a bit of a background knowledge of the subject. It's a dry kind of material, and though we should learn it, I don't intend to dwell on it.
Also, please bring your dictionaries to class.
Depending on how much material we're able to cover this week, I'm thinking of a possible quiz next Tuesday.
401 students:
I will be teaching two new sounds tomorrow, Faa and Qaaf. So please take a glance at those before class.
On Wednesday, I intend to introduce Kaaf, and time permitting, review all new sounds so as to prepare for a quiz on Thursday, Inshaa'llah (God Willing). These are my intentions at least, and we'll see what happens.
About Me
- Ruwa
- I am an Arabic language instructor at the University of New Hampshire. This blog is for my students. I am a native speaker of Arabic. I was born in Baghdad, Iraq, and spent the first 18 years of my life there. My background degree and training is in both Speech and Language Therapy, as well as Translation and Interpreting. My new found love for teaching Arabic has benefited greatly from this background.
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