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Buen Diccionario de Hebreo Online: Morfix

Buen Diccionario de Hebreo Online

A rather good Hebrew Dictionary Online

Hebrew and English

Con teclado virtual, audio, etc.

Morfix (Hebrew) (English)

Hebrew-Hebrew Dictionary

Curso gratuito de hebreo del FSI (mp3 y pdf)

Curso gratuito de hebreo del FSI (mp3 y pdf)

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http://www.fsi-language-courses.org/Content.php
The site has been down for two months to the day. Here are now other sources for these materials:
http://fsi-languages.yojik.eu
http://fsi.antibozo.net/

http://www.fsi-language-courses.org/Content.php?page=Hebrew

Cursos y Diccionarios de árabe marroquí Learning Moroccan Arabic (mp3 y pdf)

curso de árabe marroquí

Learning Moroccan Arabic (gratis)

curso de árabe marroquí - Learning Moroccan Arabic (gratis)

Diccionario Arabe Marroqui

Moroccan Arabic ( Darija ) PDF mp3

http://friendsofmorocco.org/learnarabic.htm

Publicado por:

http://friendsofmorocco.org/

here in PDF (26mb) and zipped (20mb). Associated audio files (very large 426mb file).

Friends of Morocco YouTube Channel

Peace Corps Morocco YouTube Channel

Methode Arabe Maghrebin Moderne 1

Methode-d-arabe_maghrebin_moderneV1.pdf

https://archive.org/details/MethodeDArabeMaghrebinModerneV2

https://archive.org/download/MethodeDArabeMaghrebinModerneV2/Methode-d-arabe_maghrebin_moderneV1_text.pdf

https://1drv.ms/b/s!AtM37wIxPIk7g2I7nf94VoDcQ0Rt

Methode Arabe Maghrebin Moderne 2

https://ia601607.us.archive.org/1/items/MethodeDArabeMaghrebinModerneV2/Methode-d-arabe_maghrebin_moderneV2.pdf (download or open in new window)

Methode-d-arabe_maghrebin_moderneV2.mp3 (listen o download)

https://archive.org/details/MethodeDArabeMaghrebinModerneV2

Árabe Marroquí: Página web de Francisco Moscoso

لعربيّة المغربيّة

Árabe Marroquí

Gramáticas, cuentos, enlaces...

arabemarroqui.es

Curso de árabe marroquí: diálogos, gramática, ejercicios, glosario, bibliografía

Otros libros

Esbozo gramaticaldel árabe marroquí

Francisco Moscoso García

Actas del primer Congreso Árabe Marroquí: Estudio, Enseñanza y Aprendizaje

Nadi Hamdi Nouaouri, Francisco Moscoso García

Estudio lingüístico del dialecto árabe de Larache (Marruecos)

Francisco Moscoso García

Los inicios del estudio del árabe marroquí. Los Rudimentos del P. Lerchundi

Francisco MOSCOSO GARCÍA

Diccionario Espanol-Arabe Marroqui

juntadeandalucia.es/diccionario_espanol-arabe_marroqui.pdf

del mismo autor

Arabe dialectal maghrébin

Dictionnaire de grammaire de l'arabe dialectal maghrébin

Arabe dialectalmaghrébin

Dictionnaire Français-arabe

Arabe marroquí
Canal de Albujayra

Mis blogs y mi páginas estan dedicados principalmente a recursos gratuitos, pero tarde o temprano hay que gastarse el dinero en algun libro, etc. esto de la enseñanza de lenguas es una profesión. De todas formas en este canal de Youtube (español) también podras encontrar algunos recursos gratuitos

"Diccionario Arabe Marroqui" is an easy-to-read dictionay that will help spanish speaking people to learn MORROCAN ARABIC easily and effectively. without a doubt, It's highly recommended for MOROCCANS whom are willing to get in grips with spanish. With its clear, accessible and easy-to-use information that will certainly accelarte your learning.

Moroccan Arabic ( Darija ) PDF mp3

Moroccan Arabic (Darija) Textbook. Peace Corps, Morocco

Friends of Morocco

Textbook PDF (25MB)
Audio MP3 (37MB)

https://ia800302.us.archive.org/28/items/MoroccanArabicDarija2011/MoroccanArabicTextbook2011.pdf

http://archive.org/download/MoroccanArabicDarija2011/MoroccanArabicAudio2011.mp3

Friends of Morocco (FOM), active since 1988, is an organization of Americans, mostly returned Peace Corps volunteers

Viajes de Ibn Battuta

Viajes de Ibn Battuta

كتاب رحلة ابن بطوطة، المسماة، تحفة النظار في غرائب الأمصار وعجائب الأسفار

Tuhfat al-anzar fi gharaaib al-amsar wa ajaaib al-asfar (Rihla)

The Travels of Ibn Battuta

Link to this page view archive/2up
Link to the book archive.org10hakl

Link de otra versión en pdf
https://englishattheuniversity.weebly.com/uploads/1/0/5/3/10532852/ibn_battutas_travels.pdf#page=11&zoom=125,-19,359

OCR del anterior... lo estoy preprando

En árabe: wdl.org/en/7470/view (online)
o dl.wdl.org/7470.pdf (download)

The Author (islamicencyclopedia.org):

The author Shams al-Din, Abu `Abdullah, Muhammad b. `Abdullah al-Tanji better known as Ibn Battuta, the first great globe-trotter in history, was born in a family of Berber origin in 703H (1304 CE). He grew up in Tanja, received education in Maliki curriculum and stayed in his home town till he was 22 years old. During this period, he read and heard about different countries and the people living there. This created in him an urge to travel and see the vast world around him. His first journey was for performing the pilgrimage, from where the lure of the unknown possessed him and he merged himself into distant horizons, only to reappear and then disappear again.

Leaving Tanja on 2 Rajab 725H (13 June 1325CE) he returned to his home country after 25 years by the end of Sha`ban 750H Still not satiated, he made two more journeys, one to Granada in the north and the other to Niger in the south. Chronological order of his journeys, clearly shows that Ibn Battuta made Makkah-Madinah the central destinations to which he would often return for pilgrimage.

The Book

On return to the home country, he came to the State capital of Fas (instead of Tanja where probably his parents had already died). The enlightened Sultan of Fas, impressed by Ibn Battuta’s narrations, deputed an able scholar Abu `Abdullah Muhammad Ibn Jaziyy to take dictations from him for which Ibn Battuta agreed more so because the two had already met in Granada. Ibn Jaziyy proved to be a good editor and carried out the assignment satisfactorily and recorded all the stories and reports faithfully without verification and further investigation. This Ibn Jaziyy himself asserts in the Introduction where he compliments Ibn Battuta for his maturity, insight and understanding as a reliable and truthful traveler (al-Shaykh, al-Faqih, al-Saleh al-Thiqah al-Saduq). Ibn Battuta had himself recorded the detailed account of what he saw and experienced. Especially, his notes on the later part of his journey from Malabar back home were safe with him and he took help from those notes when dictating to Ibn Jaziyy. However, he could not save the notes of the first parts of his travel when his boat was attacked by pirates in the Indian ocean. It has been observed that by the sheer vastness of his travels and immensity of the written account of them, Ibn Battuta imparted a new dimension to the genre of Rihla (travels) as being a description of the known world.