[:de][:de]Da man im Alltag kein Hocharabisch spricht, empfiehlt es sich, den syrischen Dialekt zu
lernen. „Syrischer Dialekt“ gilt als Überbegriff für die sehr ähnlichen Dialekte in Syrien,
PaläsJna, Libanon und Jordanien und wird überall in der arabischen Welt verstanden.
Die
Mehrheit der Araber in Berlin spricht ebenfalls diesen Dialekt, so dass man die Sprache auch
im Berliner Alltag üben und einsetzen kann.
Hocharabisch Lernende haben häufig Schwierigkeiten im Kontakt mit arabischsprachigen
Menschen, weil diese meistens nicht hocharabisch antworten, sondern im Dialekt. Ein
Dialektkurs wird daher besonders denjenigen empfohlen, die in der Sozialarbeit, Pädagogik,
als Ärzte oder für HilfsorganisaJonen arbeiten. So können sie spontan in Alltagssituationen
helfen bzw. reagieren und eine tragfähige Vertrauensbasis aufbauen.

Voraussetzungen:

Abgeschlossener A1.3 Kurs (syrischer Dialekt) oder für den Kurs ausreichende Vorkenntnisse.
Wir bieten die Möglichkeit auf Einstufung des Niveaus an.

Lernziel:

Am Ende des Kurses haben Lernende die sprachliche Kompetenz, über Berufe und
Hobbys zu sprechen. Sie können außerdem Verabredungen treffen. 

Grammatik:

In diesem Sprachniveau behandeln wir:
Verbkonjugation der Gegenwart und Vergangenheit (Wiederholung und VerJefung)
Superlativ 
Nebensätze 
Personalsuffixe am Verb
[:en]Since one does not speak Standard Arabic in everyday life, it is advisable to use the Syrian dialect
learn. “Syrian dialect” is an umbrella term for the very similar dialects in Syria,
Palastien, Lebanon and Jordan and is understood throughout the Arab world.
The
Majority of Arabs in Berlin also speak this dialect, so you can use the language too
can practice and use everyday life in Berlin.
Learners of Standard Arabic often have difficulty in contact with Arabic speakers
People, because they usually don’t answer in high Arabic, but in dialect. One
Dialect course is therefore particularly recommended for those who are involved in social work, pedagogy,
work as doctors or for aid organizations.
So you can spontaneously in everyday situations
help or react and build a stable basis of trust.

Requirements:

Completed A1.3 course (Syrian dialect) or previous knowledge sufficient for the course.
We offer the possibility of grading the level.

Learning objective:

At the end of the course, learners will have the language skills, professions and
Hobbies to talk about. You can also make agreements.

Grammar:

In this language level we treat:
• Verb conjugation of the present and past (repetition and defection)
• Superlative
• Subordinate clauses
• Personal suffixes on the verb
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[:][:][:][:en]Since one does not speak Standard Arabic in everyday life, it is advisable to use the Syrian dialect
learn. “Syrian dialect” is an umbrella term for the very similar dialects in Syria,
Palastien, Lebanon and Jordan and is understood throughout the Arab world.
The
Majority of Arabs in Berlin also speak this dialect, so you can use the language too
can practice and use everyday life in Berlin.
Learners of Standard Arabic often have difficulty in contact with Arabic speakers
People, because they usually don’t answer in high Arabic, but in dialect. One
Dialect course is therefore particularly recommended for those who are involved in social work, pedagogy,
work as doctors or for aid organizations.
So you can spontaneously in everyday situations
help or react and build a stable basis of trust.

Requirements:

Completed A1.3 course (Syrian dialect) or previous knowledge sufficient for the course.
We offer the possibility of grading the level.

Learning objective:

At the end of the course, learners will have the language skills, professions and
Hobbies to talk about. You can also make agreements.

Grammar:

In this language level we treat:
• Verb conjugation of the present and past (repetition and defection)
• Superlative
• Subordinate clauses
• Personal suffixes on the verb

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