Conversational Arabic Quick and Easy - THE COMPLETE BOXSET 1-10: Lebanese, Palestinian, Jordanian, Classical, Egyptian, Emirati, Syrian, Iraqi, Libyan, Saudi, Dialect Kindle Edition

It could do with some editing, there are a few typos here and there...but I cannot emphasize enough how helpful these books have been. I moved to Jordan two months ago and felt super lost. Without any available time or money to take a course (and also finding the usual Arabic pedagogy to be somewhat unhelpful due to the emphasis on Modern Standard Arabic), I bought these books. Now I am beginning to communicate, spending much more time with my Jordanian and Palestinian friends, and learning Arabic faster than I've ever learned a language before. Thank you so much for this quick, practical, and un-intimidating approach for learning a totally new language! I've gone kinda crazy and bought most of these books for other languages now. Looking forward to further growth!

Learning Arabic doesn't have to be hard, its actually pretty easy with this book. You have ten different arabic dialects contained here. There is no arabic text only english transliteration which is good for those who don't know how to read and write in arabic. Also there is a vocabulary list at the start of each page plus sentences below.

I am only 5 pages into the Libyan dialect book but the words he is introducing are spelled one way one time and another way another time. This makes it hard to know how the word should actually be pronounced and makes it hard to know what word he's actually referring to.For example, these words appear as: "Aney & Aneey", "Ma'aaha & ma3aha", " ma'na & maa'ana", "Dema & deyma", "enti & inti"."Sometimes is called "Ahyanan" and "maraaat"; but "maraat" is said to mean "maybe". "To" is said to be "mesh", but "mesh" means "no/not" ; "to" is actually "besh".So this is very disappointing to find so many mistakes in the first few pages and I am not sure how much you can learn from this book. For $9.99 per kindle copy I would think we could have had a copy editor of some kind.

Its been a while since i been to Iraq, as an independent consultant and humanitarian volunteer, but this has been perfect for reminding me how to speak the language, as i begin again with the Arab League in countries including Iraq Egypt Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, and the other Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC).

I have thoroughly enjoyed learning this technique. I find it to be very easy, informative and fun I really love the way I'm learning different Arabic dialects!

A nice start in arabic dialects.

Excellent book, very precise translations in how to learn several different Arabic dialects.

Excelente

This is a great course to study the important dialects of Arabic.Speaking FusHa in the Levant or Egypt is like speaking Latin in France, Spain or Italy.