Enseignement de l'arabe parlé & de l'arabe régulier d'après la méthode directe... lectures choisies, offers a comprehensive approach to learning Arabic, focusing on both spoken and standard forms through direct instruction. This volume presents a curated selection of readings, including tales, fables, anecdotes, and accounts of Arab life, customs, and traditions. Designed for educators and students alike, this book provides valuable insights into Arabic language and culture.

Originally published in 1906, this historical educational resource provides a window into early 20th-century language teaching methodologies. It remains a relevant text for those seeking a deeper understanding of the Arabic language within its cultural context.

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