A Basic Course in Iraqi Arabic with MP3 Audio Files / Edition 1

A Basic Course in Iraqi Arabic with MP3 Audio Files / Edition 1

by Wallace M. Erwin
ISBN-10:
1589010116
ISBN-13:
9781589010116
Pub. Date:
03/22/2004
Publisher:
Georgetown University Press
ISBN-10:
1589010116
ISBN-13:
9781589010116
Pub. Date:
03/22/2004
Publisher:
Georgetown University Press
A Basic Course in Iraqi Arabic with MP3 Audio Files / Edition 1

A Basic Course in Iraqi Arabic with MP3 Audio Files / Edition 1

by Wallace M. Erwin

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Overview

A comprehensive introduction to Iraqi Arabic for beginners (with Iraqi-English and English-Iraqi glossaries) this is the language spoken by Muslim Baghdad residents, transcribed and not in Arabic script. It does not assume prior knowledge of Arabic. A Basic Course in Iraqi Arabic with MP3 Audio Files contains ten chapters of phonology to explain the sounds, and thirty more covering grammar and vocabulary. The phonology chapters all contain extensive drills. The grammar chapters start with a dialogue or brief narrative, then explain new vocabulary and points of grammar, and conclude with drills. The book is usefully enhanced with a bound-in CD with audio MP3 files to accompany the text and drills.


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781589010116
Publisher: Georgetown University Press
Publication date: 03/22/2004
Series: Georgetown Classics in Arabic Languages and Linguistics series
Edition description: With MP3 Audio Files
Pages: 424
Product dimensions: 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.90(d)
Language: Arabic
Age Range: 18 Years

Table of Contents

Contents of the Audio MP3 Filesxiii
Arabic Research at Georgetown Universityxxv
The History of the Arabic Research Program, Institute of Languages and Linguistics, Georgetown Universityxxvi
Foreword to the Georgetown Classics Editionxxviii
Acknowledgmentsxxx
Introductionxxxi
Unit 1
A.Consonants p b k g f v [Theta] [delta] s z s z c j m n w y1
B.Vowels: General comments3
C.Long vowel aa5
D.Long vowel ii7
E.Long vowel uu8
F.Long vowel oo9
G.Long vowel ee10
H.Long vowels: Summary12
I.Automatic stress (1)13
Unit 2
A.Short vowel a15
B.Automatic stress (2)16
C.Short vowel i17
D.Short vowel u18
E.Medial consonant clusters19
F.Medial double consonants19
Unit 3
A.Consonant t21
B.Consonant d23
C.Consonant l24
D.Diphthongs aaw and aw26
E.Medial double ww27
F.Syllable structure; automatic stress (3)28
Unit 4
A.Consonant h31
B.Consonant r32
C.Consonant [characters not reproducible]34
D.Diphthongs aay and ay38
E.Medial double yy39
Unit 5
A.Emphatic consonants: General comments40
B.Emphatic consonant l42
C.Emphatic consonant t43
D.Emphatic consonant s45
E.Emphatic consonant [delta]46
Unit 6
A.Primary and secondary emphatics: General comments48
B.Emphatic consonants p b f m z49
C.Initial consonant clusters51
D.Initial double consonants52
Unit 7
A.Consonant x54
B.Consonant g58
C.Short vowel o60
D.Diphthongs eew, ooy, and iw61
Unit 8
A.Consonant q61
B.Final consonant clusters; automatic stress (4)63
C.Final double consonants; automatic stress (5)64
Unit 9
A.Consonant [characters not reproducible]65
B.Consonant [characters not reproducible]68
C.Non-automatic stress72
Unit 10
A.Assimilation73
B.Loss of initial [characters not reproducible]74
C.Helping vowel74
D.Loss of stem vowel75
E.Double consonants76
F.Charts77
Unit 11
A.Dialogue79
B.Grammar
1.Pronoun suffixes: Second person82
2.Independent personal prounons: Second person83
3.Adjectives: Masculine, feminine, and plural forms84
C.Drills85
Unit 12
A.Dialogue87
B.Grammar
1.Pronoun suffixes: First person89
2.The preposition [characters not reproducible]ind89
3.Noun gender and adjective agreement90
4.Iraqi equivalents of English indefinite article91
5.The article prefix l-/D-91
6.The demonstrative prefix hal-/haD-93
C.Drills93
Unit 13
A.Dialogue98
B.Grammar
1.Pronoun suffixes: First-person pronoun suffix -ni100
2.Independent personal pronouns: First person100
3.Preposition suffix -l- 'to, for'101
4.Prefix s- 'what'102
5.Prefix w- 'and'102
6.Adjective inflection: Stem changes103
C.Drills104
Unit 14
A.Dialogue109
B.Grammar
1.Interrogative sinu 'what'111
2.Equational sentences112
3.General demonstrative pronoun: Masculine and feminine forms112
4.Preposition prefix l-/D- 'to, for'114
5.Imperfect tense: First-person forms115
6.Imperfect tense: Second-person forms116
7.Future prefix ra[characters not reproducible]118
C.Drills119
Unit 15
A.Narrative124
B.Grammar
1.Preposition prefix b- 'in'125
2.Imperfect tense: Third-person forms125
3.Summary of imperfect-tense verb forms127
4.Pronoun suffixes: Third person131
5.Summary of pronoun suffix forms used with consonant stems132
6.Verb strings134
C.Drills135
Unit 16
A.Dialogue142
B.Grammar
1.laazim 'must'145
2.Imperative forms (1)145
3.Negative commands146
4.Pronoun suffix forms used with vowel stems147
5.Vowel stems149
6.The preposition [characters not reproducible]ala 'on'150
C.Drills151
Unit 17
A.Dialogue158
B.Grammar
1.Interrogatives sgadd 'how much' and cam 'how many'160
2.The numerals 'one' and 'two'162
3.Noun-adjective phrases: Agreement in definiteness (1)163
C.Drills164
Unit 18
A.Dialogue168
B.Grammar
1.Imperfect verb stems beginning with a vowel170
2.Imperative forms (2)171
3.Verb 'to be able, can'173
4.minnaa and minnaak173
5.The numerals from 'three' to 'ten'174
6.Independent personal pronouns: Third person and summary174
C.Drills175
Unit 19
A.Dialogue180
B.Grammar
1.Interrogative -ees 'what'; b-ees 'how much'181
2.The dual182
3.Feminine -t- stems183
4.The numerals from 'eleven' to 'nineteen'184
C.Drills184
Unit 20
A.Narrative189
B.Grammar
1.Forms of preposition min 'from, of'190
2.The numerals from 'twenty' to 'ninety-nine'191
3.Telling time192
4.Pre-nouns: geer and fadd194
C.Drills195
Unit 21
A.Dialogue200
B.Grammar
1.Conjunctions: Prepositions plus suffix -ma201
2.Forms of verb stems used with preposition suffix -l- 'to, for'202
3.Special forms of the verb 'to say' used with preposition suffix -l- 'to, for' (1)203
C.Drills204
Unit 22
A.Dialogue206
B.Grammar
1.Prefect tense: Sound verbs (1)207
2.The particle ba [characters not reproducible]ad 'still, yet' plus pronoun suffixes210
C.Drills211
Unit 23
A.Dialogue213
B.Grammar
1.Perfect tense: Sound verbs (2)214
2.Progressive prefix da-215
3.Suffixing stems of [characters not reproducible] ax 'brother' and [characters not reproducible] ab 'father'216
4.Noun-adjective phrases: Agreement in definiteness (2)216
C.Drills217
Unit 24
A.Dialogue219
B.Grammar
1.Conjunctions: Interrogatives plus suffix ma-220
2.Noun plurals: General comments221
3.Sound masculine plurals: Suffixes -iin and -a221
4.Sound feminine plurals: Suffix -aat222
5.Broken plurals223
6.Numerals from 'three' to 'ten': Combining forms225
7.Numerals: The hundreds225
C.Drills227
Unit 25
A.Narrative229
B.Grammar
1.Perfect tense: Hollow verbs230
2.Perfect-tense verbs with pronoun suffixes231
3.Special forms of gaal 'to say' used with preposition suffix -l- 'to, for' (2)232
C.Drills233
Unit 26
A.Dialogue235
B.Grammar
1.Annexions237
2.Preposition -b- 'in' with pronoun suffixes239
3.Perfect tense: Doubled verbs240
C.Drills241
Unit 27
A.Dialogue243
B.Grammar
1.Perfect tense: Defective verbs244
2.The verb [characters not reproducible] ija or jaa 'to come'245
3.The post-stated object246
4.The particle xoos 'good'247
C.Drills247
Unit 28
A.Dialogue249
B.Grammar
1.Roots and patterns251
2.Feminine form of adjectives252
3.The comparative254
C.Drills256
Unit 29
A.Dialogue259
B.Grammar
1.The verb caan 'to be'260
2.The verb caan as an auxiliary261
C.Drills263
Unit 30
A.Narrative265
B.Drills266
Unit 31
A.Dialogue269
B.Grammar
1.Sentence types: Equational, verbal, and topical270
2.Plural forms of adjectives272
3.Adjective agreement in gender and number273
4.Agreement of pronouns and verbs275
C.Drills276
Unit 32
A.Dialogue278
B.Grammar
1.Relative clauses280
2.Constructions with maal282
C.Drills283
Unit 33
A.Dialogue285
B.Grammar
1.Verb classes287
2.Inflection of derived and quadriliteral verbs297
3.Ordinal numerals300
4.Numerals: The thousands and millions301
5.Days of the week, month, and dates302
C.Drills304
Unit 34
A.Dialogue306
B.Grammar
1.Suffix -man 'whose, whom'307
2.Active participles: Class I308
3.The word nafis 'soul; same; self'314
C.Drills314
Unit 35
A.Narrative316
B.Grammar
1.Active participles: Class II to X and Quadriliterals317
2.The auxiliary caan with active participle322
3.Adjectives of color and defect323
C.Drills324
Unit 36
A.Dialogue326
B.Grammar
1.Collectives and unit nouns328
2.Passive participles330
3.Nouns ending in -ci332
C.Drills333
Unit 37
A.Dialogue335
B.Grammar
1.Conditional sentences336
2.Imperatives: Summary; prefixes di- and xal-338
3.Far demonstratives and summary341
C.Drills343
Unit 38
A.Dialogue345
B.Grammar
1.The stem -yyaa-346
2.Summary of negatives349
C.Drills351
Unit 39
A.Dialogue353
B.Grammar
1.Nisba adjectives355
2.Feminie -t- stems of the pattern FvMLat-357
C.Drills358
Unit 40
A.Narrative361
B.Grammar
1.Verbal nouns362
C.Drills365
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