Middlebury

ARBC3397B-L15

High Intermediate Arabic II

This level builds on the writing and conversational skills the students already have in order to take them up to the advanced proficiency level. The students study literary discourse and news reports, along with listening to authentic interviews and talks, write lengthy assignments, and give short oral presentations. In addition, they review some advanced grammatical rules on daily basis. They also choose one of the dialects offered in the School to acquire the necessary conversational skills that would enable them to engage in a meaningful discourse with educated Arabs in a medium that is not considered artificial or unfamiliar in the Arab World. The study of the dialect is uniquely integrated into the general curriculum emphasizing the linguistic realities in the Arab World. Work outside of class requires between four to five hours a day.

Required Text:

Connectors in Modern Standard Arabic. Al-Warraki et al. AUC Press, 1994. ISBN 9789774243547

Media Arabic. Elgibali et al. AUC Press, 2007. ISBN 9789774161087

Additional texts selected by the instructors
Course Reference Number (CRN):
60444
Subject Code:
ARBC
Course Number:
3397
Section Identifier:
B

Course

ARBC 3397

All Sections in Summer 2015 Language Schools, Mills 8 Week Session

Summer 2015 Language Schools, Mills 8 Week Session

ARBC3397A-L15 Lecture (Tarbouni, Atta)
ARBC3397B-L15 Lecture (Qbilat, Ali)