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Arabic

Course Numbers

  • Arabic 1: LING 0131
  • Arabic 2: LING 0132
  • Arabic 3: LING 0133
  • Arabic 4: LING 0134

Instructors

Amani Attia
Arabic Coordinator
ama66@pitt.edu

   

Razak Abedalla
abedalla@pitt.edu

Myriam Abdel-Malek
maa120@pitt.edu
Ahmed Abdelwahab
abdelwahab@rmu.edu

Loubna Elabbadi
loubna.elabbadi@gmail.com

Ethan Pullman
epullman@pitt.edu
Abdesalam Soudi
soudia@pitt.edu
 

About Arabic

Learn Arabic to pursue a career in diplomacy, business, intelligence, international relations, or linguistics. Students in Arabic classes learn not only how to speak, read, and write the language, but also about Arabic culture and society.

Arabic is the largest living language of the Semitic language family with approximately 200 million native speakers across the Middle East and Northern Africa.

Pitt's Arabic courses teach Standard Modern Arabic, although classes are offered in Egyptian, Iraqi, and Moroccan dialects of Arabic.



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