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Internet Publication · August 2020
“Seen for Su’aal” and “Jeem for Jawaab” is a fun, game show–style video series designed to supplement Al-Kitaab 2 (Chapters 6–8). Originally created for remote learning, these videos engage learners with interactive reading, listening, and writing practice ...
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Internet Publication · 2019
The (Arabic) Films site is led by Duke professor Maha Houssami and supported by Duke students and community members: Allison Geary, Sama Elmahdy, Amulya Vadapalli, and Nura Al-Shibli. This site aims to provide resources in Arabic dialects at all levels thr ...
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Journal Article · July 11, 2016
The working paper series “Academia in Transformation” aims to provide an insightful and illuminating view of the transformation of the academic landscape in the aftermaths of the uprisings in the MENA region. The events that started in 2010 in Tunisia have ...
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Internet Publication · January 2014
Kalam is a comprehensive interactive English/Arabic handbook for use by Arabic speakers learning English.It was created by a Duke University student organization, INJAZ, for their work with Arabic-speaking refugees in Durham, North Carolina. Kalam includes ...
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Learn essential spoken Arabic for everyday life in DukeEngage programs. These videos cover common words, phrases, and conversations to help you feel confident in your host community. Based on Jordanian Arabic, with tips from other dialects, the series is d ...
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