Arabic speakers
The Effects of Monolingualism on the Apology Strategies of Saudi Arabic Speakers
... in Arabic language varieties are still rare, and this study hopes to enrich the literature in this ...Saudi Arabic speakers in six communicative contexts as seen in their responses in role-play tasks ...
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Acquisition of English Idioms by Adult L1 Arabic Speakers
... (15) Arabic idioms adopted from Baalbaki (1983) and (15) English idioms were adopted from Cobuild Dictionary of Idioms (1995) and Longman Idioms Dictionary ...the Arabic language were mainly standard idioms ...
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The Markedness in Acquiring Do-support in Negation and Inversion by Adult Native-Arabic Speakers Learning English
... Since Arabic has no exact equivalents of the auxiliary verb BE and neither HAVE nor the do-support type for wh-questions, it could be inferred that do-support is quite noticeable for adult native-Arabic ...
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Teaching technique of Islamic Studies in higher learning institutions for non-Arabic speakers: experience of Faculty of Quranic and Sunnah Studies and Tamhidi Centre, Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia
... and Arabic language as a teaching and learning medium with adaptability of knowledge discipline even though majority of the lecturer and students are non-speakers of those ...is Arabic language since ...
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A way of Supporting Non-Arabic Speakers in Identifying Arabic Letters and Reading Arabic script in our new E-Learning System
... non-Arabic speakers to get used to identify and read/pronounce Arabic letters, as well as for training them to pronounce Arabic sounds in easy ...Colored Arabic letters help students in ...
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Usage of Arabic Pidgin Language Among Saudi Arabic Speakers and Foreign Workers in Yanbu
... investigate Arabic Pidgin language used among Saudi Arabic speakers and foreign workers in Yanbu, Saudi ...Saudi Arabic speakers and foreign workers use Arabic Pidgin language in ...
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Teaching Technique of Islamic Studies in Higher Learning Institutions for Non Arabic Speakers: Experience of Faculty of Quranic and Sunnah Studies and Tamhidi Centre, Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia
... and Arabic language as a teaching and learning medium with adaptability of knowledge discipline even though majority of the lecturer and students are non-speakers of those ...is Arabic language since ...
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Using Noorain Qaida To Enhance the Pronunciation of Non-Arabic Speakers
... the Arabic sounds perfectly and to know the Quranic tajweed ...for Arabic speakers, even the non- Arabic speakers can learn from these books when they want to correct their ...
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Diadochokinetic rate in Saudi and Bahraini arabic speakers : dialect and the influence of syllable type
... Bahraini speakers for the 20 repetitions of the monosyl- lables (/ba, /da, ...classical Arabic (Ingham, 1994) while Bahraini Bahraini might be influenced by the Bahrani Bahraini dialect which is largely ...
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Perception of American English Allophonic Variant /ɾ/ by Arabic Speakers in an EFL Context
... native speakers who frequently resorted to Arabic in teaching ...native speakers. They noticed a difference between the speech of native speakers and the speech they used to listen to at ...
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The Effects of Language Games on Smartphones in Developing Arabic Speaking Skills among Non Native Speakers
... By comparing the result of the oral test with the results of the participants’ perceptions after the completion of the study, we can conclude that games on smartphones have a positive impact on the development of ...
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Exaggeration in Congratulatory Expressions in Jordanian Arabic: A socio Pragmatic Study
... Jordanian Arabic speakers and the effect of sociological factors, such as: age, gender and level of education on using these expressions in the Jordanian ...
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The Short Story and its Role in the Teaching of Arabic to Non- Native Speakers
... The Arabic short story has an important impact in the field of teaching Arabic to non-Arabic speakers; therefore, this research aims to provide a methodological vision to show the effective ...
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Vol 10, No 1 (2019)
... English speakers to produce a non-native vowel contrast (/ty:ti/ - /tʉ:ti/), yet according to their results both groups failed to improve their productions and continued to produce the pseudo-words according to ...
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Speech Act of Greeting for American Native Speakers of English and Saudi Native Speakers of Arabic: A Comparative Study
... age of other strategies. Arabic speakers tended to use other greeting strategies, while English speakers used oral strat- egies. Chung (2006) found that Korean bilinguals used code-switching strategy ...
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COMMUNICATIVE APPROACH: TEACHING AND LEARNING ARABIC FOR NONNATIVE SPEAKERS.
... teaching Arabic to non-Arabic speakers, they see the possibility of applying this approach in teaching Arabic to non-Arabic ...the Arabic language - Language fluency is at the ...
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Breaking down barricades: GraphArabia - a transnational, interdisciplinary approach to learning support
... million speakers depending on whether one counts it as mother tongue alone or as a second language (Lewis (Ed) 2012) With both authors working in regions with a high or significant percentage of Arabic ...
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Identifying Effective Translations for Cross lingual Arabic to English User generated Speech Search
... Text Arabic news collection collected from ...newswire Arabic collection was released by the INFILE Track in CLEF 2008/2009 (Besanc¸on et ...on Arabic CLIR has actually focused on the other side of ...
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Capturing Out of Vocabulary Words in Arabic Text
... with Arabic word paradigms, and become part of the Arabic lexicon; others are transliterated into Arabic as they are pronounced by different Arabic speakers, with some segmental and ...
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Accent Accommodation in the Workplace: Cross-Dialectal Realizations of the 2 F.SG. Object/ Possessive Pronoun Suffix by Saudis
... the Arabic sociolinguistics literature on examining levelling influences across speakers of different dialects and social ...Saudi Arabic speakers that are delineated according to three ...
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