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Lee Byung-hak et al.: Egyptian Colloquial Arabic Dictionary: Korean-Arabic

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The language used in the Arab world is divided into two main categories, both in pronunciation, grammar and vocabulary. One is the official standard Arabic and the other is the spoken Arabic. Standard Arabic is used mainly in formal work, in broadcasts, in publishing, and in everyday life in spoken languages. The book contained the Arabic vocabulary used in the spoken language. The words of Arabic spoken in the Chinese language are centered on Egypt. All pronunciations were negative and lingual, as well as Arabic.

Korean title: 이집트 구어체 아랍어 사전: 한국어-아랍어

Korean author: 이병학 외

Korean publisher: 문예림

ISBN-13: 9788974829162

Reviews

4.5
Based on 3 reviews
NO*****
June 7, 2022

How about this book for older people? There are many challenges. I read with a magnifying glass. This dictionary is a small booklet, and it's very small to me in Arabic. It's not just the fatigue that comes in, it doesn't seem like it. I don't recommend buying this book. Buy a dictionary with large type characters. That's the drawback of the Internet purchase, even though you bought it using a preview.

LO********
October 20, 2021

Egyptian Arabic is very different from the NSA, and it's a situation where you have to study Egyptian Arabic and you're having trouble finding a place to help. In South Korea, there's no place in the Arabic world to learn Egyptian as opposed to the influence of Egyptian. And I really wanted a system-scheduled book, which was about the size of the videos that the local people had posted on YouTube. I've been learning from the NSA since 2019 about crying and mustard, and it's really nice to have

LO********
October 20, 2021

Egyptian Arabic is very different from the NSA, and it's a situation where you have to study Egyptian Arabic and you're having trouble finding a place to help. In South Korea, there's no place in the Arabic world to learn Egyptian as opposed to the influence of Egyptian. And I really wanted a system-scheduled book, which was about the size of the videos that the local people had posted on YouTube. I've been learning from the NSA since 2019 about crying and mustard, and it's really nice to have

이병학 외: 이집트 구어체 아랍어 사전: 한국어-아랍어
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