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Arabic language courses in Jordan
NEXT November (2013 – yes I am planning ahead!) I will have 40 days between archaeological projects in Jordan.
These are volunteer projects and I am not 'attached' to any particular university or study program IN Jordan.
So I am investigating learning some basic Arabic over the 40 days. I know it will be very beginner level however it has to be a marked improvement on the 3 basic phrases I know now!.
Any suggestions for a language class conducted in November/December over such a short period – 40 days?
Location is not an issue since I finish in Wadi Musa (mid November 2012) and relocate to Tabaqat Fahl in the north at the beginning of January 2013.
Many thanks for any advice
Barbra Wagner
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