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On completion of this course, students will be able to: 1. identify speech sounds and how they are produced separately and consider the characteristics that distinguish each sound. 2. recall history of the phonetic study and the efforts of ancient Arab linguists. 3. describe and draw the organs of speech, know the articulations of sounds and their characteristics, and know the syllable structure in Arabic. 4. define the conditions of success and failure in speech operations, which helps them to understand the foundations of the Arabic language and to represent it with sound linguistic models. 5. explain properly all principles and thoughts mentioned by the morphologists and grammarians according to modern linguistics. |
Teaching and learning methods
Methods of assessments
Methods of evaluating students in this course: (semester work 40% and final 60%)
¾ Semester work: it is divided into written midterm exams and assignments.
¾ Final: written final exam.
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The core course content/ materials |
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Ms. Ibtissam Ali Sasi |
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Language Sounds |
Al-shabab Library |
First ed. |
Abdul Rahman Ayoub |
Libraries |
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Linguistic Principles |
Al-Alamein |
Third ed. |
Ahmed Qaddour |
Libraries |