Use software and computer audio video programs at Masjid Abu Ubaidah to learn to speak Arabic.
This is a novel idea by Masjid Abu Ubaidah!!!
Very few masjids (if any) offer this! This is not Qur'anic recitation. This is learning the language.
check the link!
http://masjidubaidah.com/id24.html

Terry;
You taking this class? How is it? Can u briefly describe the course content?

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Originally posted by limer:
Terry;
You taking this class? How is it? Can u briefly describe the course content?

I'm starting to do it. It's starts from basic words building up a vocabulary. Once you have a large vocabulary, you can then go to sentences.
You hook up your earphones to the computer, look at the screen, identify an object, click on it, and a voice gives you the arabic pronounciation. You repeat it into the computer to get the correct pronounciation. I'll fill in you later.

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Originally posted by Terry Ishmael:

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Originally posted by limer:
Terry;
You taking this class? How is it? Can u briefly describe the course content?

I'm starting to do it. It's starts from basic words building up a vocabulary. Once you have a large vocabulary, you can then go to sentences.
You hook up your earphones to the computer, look at the screen, identify an object, click on it, and a voice gives you the arabic pronounciation. You repeat it into the computer to get the correct pronounciation. I'll fill in you later.

What about grammar and verb conjugation?

I now start the course at the basic level. As you move up, you get there until you are fluent in sentences. I will check out the intermediate nad advanced level and let yo know more.

Arabic for English Speakers - levels 1&2

This is the English version of "Arabic for French-Speakers." It has been especially adapted for an English speaking audience. The CD-ROM contains all the same modules as the French version. Furthermore, the integrated search engine, bilingual dictionary, recording console, progress report and language laboratory (equipped with a speech recognition system), along with other tools, will accompany you throughout the five parts of the CD-ROM.

With a total of 300 hours of learning, this CD-ROM is currently the most complete computer method for learning Arabic in the world, and the only one equipped with a speech recognition system.

Is it the same as the Rosetta Stone Arabic?


I found the rosetta stone pretty good but as usual I lost interest and now the cd is somewhere in my house picking up dust.

I think it is more simple than Rosetta Stone.