Kim Dong-hwan: Arabic Verb Learning Dictionary

This dictionary helps learners move from beginner to intermediate Arabic study verbs through a wealth of examples and usage. It contains 365 verbs, one for each day of the year. Verb study is often the biggest challenge for beginners who have worked through unfamiliar letters and sentence structures, so the book aims to provide detailed definitions, conjugated forms, and example sentences for every verb. The Arabic Verb Study Dictionary is organized as follows: 1) Entries are arranged alphabetically by derived verb form, not by root. 2) Each entry includes a conjugation table, definitions, and examples. 3) The table is divided into a noun section above and a verb section below. 4) The noun section lists the verbal noun, active participle, and passive participle for the headword. 5) The verb section shows the verb’s conjugated forms. 6) To help learners understand, definitions distinguish objects as ‘whom’ or ‘what.’ 7) When a preposition is used, it is indicated after the object. The examples include both usage phrases without periods and full example sentences with periods. I hope this book will be a great help to students who have struggled to study without a good Arabic-Korean dictionary, as well as anyone who wants to learn Arabic verb conjugations.

Korean title: 아랍어 동사 학습 사전

Korean author: 김동환

Korean publisher: HUEBOOKs

ISBN-13: 9791171992416