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A Child's Guide to Saudi Arabic
- A Language Course for Saudi Arabia (Najdi Dialect)
- Narrated by: Afnan Ismail Mohamed Barakat
- Length: 7 hrs and 31 mins
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A Child's Guide to Saudi Arabic
Narrated by:
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Publisher's Summary
A guide to the Arabic Najdi dialect of Saudi Arabia for young learners. Content is organized into 28 daily sessions covering common topics, such as greetings, questions, numbers, colors, and many others. The focus is on first learning the vocabulary at a basic level and then refining comprehension and pronunciation through practice. This is an ideal way for children to pick up key words and phrases in Saudi Arabic (Najdi dialect).
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