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Looking for a convenient language course that fits your lifestyle and gets you speaking a new language in a matter of hours? The acclaimed audio-led Michel Thomas Method Foundation Modern Standard Arabic course, endorsed by celebrities, executives and learners worldwide, will deliver the results you want. How does it work? During the course, you will join Michel Thomas Method teacher Jane Wightwick, native speaker Mahmoud Gaafar and two students in a live lesson, learning from both their successes and their mistakes to keep you motivated and involved throughout the course. You, as the learner, become the third student and participate actively in the class. Within the very first hour you will be able to construct simple phrases by listening and thinking out answers for yourself without the pressure of writing or memorizing. You learn through your own language, so there's no stress, and no anxiety. You'll stick with it because you'll love it. Why is the method so successful? The Michel Thomas Method was perfected over 50 years by celebrated psychologist and linguist Michel Thomas. This unique method works with your brain and draws on the principles of instructional psychology. Knowledge is structured and organised so that you assimilate the language easily and don't forget it. The method breaks down the language into building blocks that are introduced sequentially in such a way that you create your response and move on to ever-more-complex sentences. There is no need to stop for homework, additional exercises or vocabulary memorization, so you progress rapidly. What's in the Course? Foundation Modern Standard Arabic Foundation course with the Michel Thomas Method includes up to 8 hours of audio on CD. Learn anywhere Don't be tied to chunky books or your computer, Michel Thomas Method audio courses let you learn whenever you want: at home, in your car, or on the move with your MP3 player or smartphone. Review: but this aid is absolutely amazing. True to its signature claim of effortless learning - Arabic is notoriously difficult to learn, but this aid is absolutely amazing. True to its signature claim of effortless learning, the teachers take you through a method that allows you to quickly embrace word structures and start to build simple sentences. Forget the tables that you need to memorise (the never ending structures that destroy you!) instead, learn to speak the language first which will then pave the way to pick up the intense grammar later on with greater ease. This is a must buy for all those out there that wish to learn arabic. I can't wait to buy the next level when its released in 2018. Review: it is ok - it's ok but there is too much English and too few Arabic. at the end I had a British accent of one of the authors in my ears - not the Arabic accent. Why didn't you let speak more the Arabic mother speaker? moreover, much of that metalinguistic stuff ("corners", "window" where to throw out things, "Samira door", "flowers" instead of persons, etc.) are just wasted time and useless. why do you need a Samira door to say that an adjective has a different form in the feminine? this is what happens in most languages of the world, ex. French. showing this as a strange thing is a typical Anglocentric attitude. I wanted to have more Arabic stuff explained per se, without "flowers". Other thing: the male student is completely inapt for languages and makes too many mistakes, for ex. he can never remember to add the question word "hal" before yes/no questions, he cannot even repeat the words he hear! if one is doing always so many mistake, at the end the mistake remains in our ears more than the correct form! that is frustrating for the hearer. who has chosen this student?
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A**N
but this aid is absolutely amazing. True to its signature claim of effortless learning
Arabic is notoriously difficult to learn, but this aid is absolutely amazing. True to its signature claim of effortless learning, the teachers take you through a method that allows you to quickly embrace word structures and start to build simple sentences. Forget the tables that you need to memorise (the never ending structures that destroy you!) instead, learn to speak the language first which will then pave the way to pick up the intense grammar later on with greater ease. This is a must buy for all those out there that wish to learn arabic. I can't wait to buy the next level when its released in 2018.
L**A
it is ok
it's ok but there is too much English and too few Arabic. at the end I had a British accent of one of the authors in my ears - not the Arabic accent. Why didn't you let speak more the Arabic mother speaker? moreover, much of that metalinguistic stuff ("corners", "window" where to throw out things, "Samira door", "flowers" instead of persons, etc.) are just wasted time and useless. why do you need a Samira door to say that an adjective has a different form in the feminine? this is what happens in most languages of the world, ex. French. showing this as a strange thing is a typical Anglocentric attitude. I wanted to have more Arabic stuff explained per se, without "flowers". Other thing: the male student is completely inapt for languages and makes too many mistakes, for ex. he can never remember to add the question word "hal" before yes/no questions, he cannot even repeat the words he hear! if one is doing always so many mistake, at the end the mistake remains in our ears more than the correct form! that is frustrating for the hearer. who has chosen this student?
C**M
Good but soporific
Iโm a big fan of Michel Thomas but this one is a disappointment. Janeโs voice is rather slow, monotone and soporific so this is not really engaging enough for the method to work properly.
L**A
English native speaker speaks too much
Let the Arabic speaker Mahmud speak more. The English native speaker is useless. The male student makes too many mistakes - you did not have a student that is better at languages? at the end you have an Anglosaxon pronunciation in your ears and too little Arabic.
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