Resources
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Al-Kitaab Video Clips from DVDs - MPEG 4 files from the Al-Kitaab Textbook DVDs
Spoken Arabic Course Reader Audio Files
Audio files to accompany Spoken Arabic Course Reader.
Lecture Tapes
Students can request to listen to lessons on tape by going to the first
floor of Meyer Library. Students must first determine the library
reference number of the audio tapes that accompany the lessons in their
workbook by look them up in the binders adjacent to the front desk.
Stanford students can also make legal personal copies of these tapes. Just
take several blank cassettes with you to the second floor where you can
manually copy them, or drop them off at the second-floor counter to have
the library staff do it for you.
NOTE: (1) You should determine
beforehand if you will need to use 60 or 90-minute tapes. (2) Library
tape-copy requests may take a few days to be filled. On the otherhand, the
second floor has a special speed-recorder for manual student
copying. (Approximate time for duplicating a 90-minute tape, both sides
is 3-5 minutes.)
Audio Cassettes:
- A Course in Colloquial Arabic * ZCS ARA
8
2 Audiotapes featuring Lebanese Arabic.
- Access to Arabic
ZCS ARA 13
2 Audiotapes featuring Bahraini (Gulf) Arabic.
- Al-Kitaab: A Textbook for Beg. Arabic, Part One. * ZCS ARA 16
10
Audiotapes featuring Formal Written Arabic ('fusha').
- Alif Baa:
Intro. to Arabic Letters & Sounds * ZCS ARA 17
(4 tapes)
Introduction to Arabic script and sounds.
To accompany Al-Kitaab : A
Textbook for
Beg. Arabic, Part One.
- Arabic Pick of the
Month ZCS ARA 12
1 audiotape featuring broadcasts of formal Arabic
by
the BBC. Useful for Advanced Arabic students.
- Beginning
Cairo Arabic * (13 tapes) ZCS ARA902
- Colloquial Arabic of
Egypt * (1 tape) ZCS ARA 10
- Elementary Modern Standard Arabic
(EMSA) ZCS ARA 7
24 audiotapes featuring Formal Written Arabic
('fusha').
- First Level Arabic * (4 tapes) ZCS ARA 9
Introduction to Arabic script and sounds. Particularly
helpful for
beginners when used in conjuction with
Ahlan wa Sahlan CD-ROM.
- Pronunciation * (1 tape) ZCSARA 3
A continuation of the above
introduction to
Arabic script and sounds.
- Formal Spoken
Arabic * (7 tapes) ZCS ARA 11
Audiotapes and textbook use a
combination of
'fusha' and Levantine Arabic.
- Intermediate
Modern Standard Arabic * (7 tapes) ZCS ARA900
Introduction to Modern
Standard Arabic at the
intermediate level. A sequel to Elementary
Modern
Standard Arabic (EMSA) above.
- Introduction to
Egyptian Arabic * (12 tapes) ZCS ARA901
- Spoken Arabic * (1
audiotape of Lebanese Arabic) ZCS ARA 5
- Spoken Iraqi * (1
audiotape of Iraqi Arabic) ZCS ARA 1
- Spoken Saudi Arabic * (1
audiotape of Saudi Arabic) ZCS ARA 6
- Spoken Yemeni Arabic * (1
audiotape of Yemeni Arabic) ZCS ARA 2
- Tales from Kalila wa
Dimna * ZCS ARA 14
2 audiotapes featuring folk tales from the famous
collection.
Useful for Intermediate and Advance level Arabic.
* Plus Text
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Videotapes:
- Access To Arabic: Speak Arabic ZVC 9033
One
video featuring Gulf (i.e., Saudi, Bahraini) Arabic.
- Al-Kitaab:
A Textbook for Beg. Arabic, Part One. * ZCS 9056
One videotape
featuring formal Arabic ('fusha') to
accompany the textbook.
- Alif Baa: Intro. to Arabic Letters & Sounds * ZCS 9057
Introduction to Arabic script and sounds.
To accompany Al-Kitaab: A
Textbook for
Beg. Arabic, Part One.
* Plus Text
Computer Programs:
- Ahlan wa Sahlan CD-ROM. Macintosh
Combines sound
and picture to introduce Arabic
writing and phonolgy. Very useful for
beginners.
- Al-Arabiyya CD-ROM (on Mac) ZMS 359
Combines
sound and picture to introduce the Arabic
script and sound system.
Very useful for beginners.
- NISUS Arabic Wordprocessing ZMS
52
A must for ALL Arabic students!
- The Holy Quran on CD ZMS 594
- The Rosetta Stone ZMS 606
- Arabic Language Kit (Arabic e-mail for the MacIntosh)
(See Renate Albrecht, Head,
Language Lab, Meyer 2nd floor.)
* Plus Text
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