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100 Common Arabic Words Workbook (Free Printable)

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One hundred everyday Modern Standard Arabic words in ten themes, each with a pronunciation aid and meaning, plus a quick exercise per theme and an answer key. Words marked ◆ (47) are not yet on the HikmahBridge site and are flagged for native-speaker review.

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One hundred everyday Modern Standard Arabic words in ten themes, each with a pronunciation aid and meaning, plus a quick exercise per theme and an answer key. Words marked ◆ (47) are not yet on the HikmahBridge site and are flagged for native-speaker review.

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One hundred everyday Modern Standard Arabic words in ten themes, each with a pronunciation aid and meaning, plus a quick exercise per theme and an answer key. Words marked ◆ (47) are not yet on the HikmahBridge site and are flagged for native-speaker review.

8 pages. Includes A4 and US Letter PDF versions.

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