Textbook For Beginning Arabic. Pt 1. Al -Kitaab Fii Ta allum alarabiyya

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Country of Origin
United States
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Subject Area
Arabic
Publication Name
textbook for begging arabic
Publisher
Georgetown University Press
Source Language
Arabic
Subject
Arabic Studies
Publication Year
1995
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n/a
Type
Grammar Book
Format
Paperback
Language
Arabic
Item Height
230mm
Author
kristan brustad
Level
A1 Beginner
Item Weight
1260g
Number of Pages
480 Pages
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