Notes Toward a Definition of Modern Standard Arabic  

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Cowan, William

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Language Learning: A Journal of Research in Language Studies (Full Text) vol. 18 no. 1-2 (Jun. 1968), page 29-34.
Fulltext: 18_01-02_Cowan.pdf (362.16KB)

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Modern Standard Arabic has two manifestations: a written manifestation and a spoken manifestation. These two manifesta- tions differ significantly in the amounts and type of information they convey about the language. For example, the spoken manifesta- tion ideally indicates case and mood inflections; the written mani- festation does not, yet is intelligible to readers of the language. In this feature the written manifestation mirrors the facts of colloquial Arabic, which also does not have case and mood inflections. A suggested method of teaching this type of Arabic is one which omits the case and mood inflections at the elementary stage, and does not introduce them until after the basic core of the grammar has been learned

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