Kallimni 'Arabi fi Kull Haaga is a two-level multi-skills course for high-advanced-superior students who have completed upper intermediate and mid-advanced courses in Egyptian colloquial Arabic, and follows on from the other books in the Kallimni 'Arabi series—Kallimni 'Arabi Bishweesh, Kallimni 'Arabi Aktar, and Kallimni 'Arabi Mazboot—acclaimed as one of the most successful series of Egyptian colloquial Arabic course books for adult learners of Arabic worldwide.
The course combines authentic everyday cultural content, comprehensive grammar, and real-life functional language. It follows the guidelines for teaching and learning Arabic of the American Council for Teaching Foreign Languages (ACTFL) and therefore covers the four skills of listening, speaking, reading, and writing, with particular emphasis on speaking, structure, and vocabulary.
This course seeks to develop both fluency and accuracy in Arabic through a topic-based syllabus. Interesting topics have been chosen to provide maximum opportunities for speaking and discussion, promoting both linguistic and communicative skills.

Methodology:
Students using this book will be able to:

• Communicate fluently, accurately and effectively in Arabic, conversing on a variety of different topics in formal and informal settings from both concrete and abstract perspectives.
• Discuss their interests and special fields of competence, explain complex matters in detail, and compose lengthy and coherent narrative.
• Discuss their opinions on a number of topics, such as social and political issues, and employ structured arguments to support their opinions.
• Construct and develop hypotheses to explore alternative possibilities.
• Use a variety of interactive and discourse strategies.
• Consistently explain their opinions or ideas in detail and narrate fully and accurately in all time frames.

Course Length
The material of this course provides 80 to 100 hours of class instruction. In situations where more time is available, the teacher may use the section in each unit entitled More Culture and Chatting. To enhance the learning process the author also provides film clips, extracts from TV programs, real life interviews, field surveys by students, and a range of suggested social issues for discussion. The teacher therefore has a wide range of materials that can be used and is able to extend or shorten the course according to the needs and preferences of the students.

Course Components and Organization
Kallimni Arabi fi Kull Heap is composed of a book of eight units, an MP3 CD of audio files (indicated throughout the book by an icon of a CD), and a DVD of video files (indicated by an icon of a TV). Each unit is organized around a central topic or theme and is divided into two lessons that complement each other by taking the topic from a different perspective. Each lesson also provides different language functions, grammar, and structures.

This series of books and references is an exciting resource for readers who know a number of spoken languages, or for beginners interested in learning foreign languages on their own, without the aid of a teacher.

The contents of the books include basic principles and short summaries of grammars, and briefly cover verb conjugations and how to form sentences using suitable nouns and verbs. The series presents these concepts in a simple, clear style, in order to teach reading, writing and speaking in an accurate and practical manner. Colors and images were used to provide greater clarity in the work.
Additionally, an Arabic pronunciation guide is included to teach proper pronunciation during speaking and conversation.

The Collection includes these titles:

1. German: ISBN: 9789953303741
2. Dutch: ISBN: 9789953303734
3. Advanced English: ISBN: 9789953303789
4. English for Beginners: ISBN: 9789953303772
5. Spanish: ISBN: 9789953303758
6. Advanced French: ISBN: 9789953303802
7. French for Beginners: ISBN: 9789953303796
8. Italian: ISBN: 9789953303765

This three-part course in Modern Standard Arabic for non-native speakers approaches the language through a series of themed topics—daily life in the Arab world, politics and governance, literature and the arts, science and medicine, astronomy—concentrates principally on listening and speaking skills. In each section, vocabulary is built up as various linguistic structures and strategies are introduced and practiced in a clear introduction to Arabic grammar. A CD accompanies Volume 1, and in addition to a full glossary of vocabulary items at the end of each volume (with meanings in both English and French).
A supplementary dictionary, al-Mu‘jam al-musa‘id (sold separately), gives a complete key to the vocabulary of all three books in four languages: English, French, Spanish, and German. Comprehensive and easily digestible, varied and informative, these books make an ideal basis for a classroom-based course in Arabic anywhere in the world.

This is the first-ever series of graded stories for beginning and intermediate adult learners of Arabic as a foreign language. It is based on the following pedagogical principles: 1. gradual introduction of vocabulary and structure, in context. 2. frequent recycling of both. 3. a huge volume of comprehensible input. The 24 stories in this reader are divided into 6 levels of 4 stories each. Levels 1-3 for beginners, levels 4-6 for intermediate students. The stories range from 200 - 400 words.

This vocabulary set is based upon Modern Standard Arabic and the use of dialect is avoided. The set is comprised of 1000 words arranged in English alphabetical order. Each card is numbered and contains a primary English word in boldfaced print followed by an identifying part of speech. Corresponding Arabic words are located on the reverse side of each card. Additionally, use of these cards presupposes a working knowledge of Arabic script.

This volume 1 in Modern Standard Arabic for non-native speakers has been used successfully in class-rooms at Arabic teaching centers around the world since its first publication in 1987. Approaches the language through a series of themed topics, Part 1 deals with daily life in the Arab world, politics and governance, literature and the arts, science and medicine, astronomy and related matters, concentrates principally on listening and speaking skills. In each section, vocabulary is built up as various linguistic structures and strategies are introduced and practiced in a clear introduction to Arabic grammar. A CD accompanies Volume 1, and in addition to a full glossary of vocabulary items at the end of each volume (with meanings in both English and French).
A supplementary dictionary, al-Mu‘jam al-musa‘id (sold separately), gives a complete key to the vocabulary of all three books in four languages: English, French, Spanish, and German. Comprehensive and easily digestible, varied and informative, these books make an ideal basis for a classroom-based course in Arabic anywhere in the world.