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To: HipShot

It's a long process if you live in the US and have no access to Arabic speakers. Even with access, it will take a while.

If you really want to give it a go, I suggest this book as a starting point. It's a good book to get started with the alphabet and some words and simple phrases. There is also a follow-up in the series that can take you a bit further.

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/087840273X/qid=1089144477/sr=1-39/ref=sr_1_39/103-6860236-9155012?v=glance&s=books


1,866 posted on 07/06/2004 1:10:58 PM PDT by nwctwx
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To: nwctwx

Another good way is to read little kids beginning readers :) That helped me because the print was bigger. Also I really helped my reading skills by reading the signs in Cairo while stuck in traffic. I made a game out of reading a sign before I had driven past it :)


1,868 posted on 07/06/2004 1:13:42 PM PDT by StillProud2BeFree
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To: nwctwx
I have access, but I don't trust him anymore. I'll find a way. Personally, Hebrew is of more interest, but arabic is more critical.

Thanks for the link!
1,870 posted on 07/06/2004 1:14:45 PM PDT by HipShot (All of our ammunition should be dipped in pig fat)
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