Arabic classes are offered by San Jose Learning Center. Our goal will be to equip the students with linguistic tools enabling them to expand their knowledge of Arabic after this course.
DurationArabic classes are designed for students who have never studied the language before, or who would like a very thorough review of the basics.
This course introduces the Arabic language and the culture of its speakers. Since the focus will be on basic communication skills.
The class will mostly be conducted in Modern Standard Arabic. Students will learn basic elements of the Arabic language that will enable them to function in everyday contexts where Arabic is a medium of communication.
Our goal will be to equip the students with linguistic tools enabling them to expand their knowledge of Arabic after this course.
By the end of this level, successful students will be able to:
Read and pronounce the sounds of Arabic and write its letters
Exchange greetings and salutations and identify themselves
Recognize and use numbers
Describe objects
Use gender and number agreement at the beginning level
Read Arabic texts at the beginning level
Understand and produce the basic sentence structure of Arabic
Use an Arabic/English dictionary
Demonstrate knowledge of the Arabic culture and its values
About Us:
The San Jose Learning Center was created in January 2011 by SJSU MBA graduate, Alicia Forbrich.
Being the daughter of two immigrants (Japan and Germany), Alicia has always had a deep respect for other cultures, languages, and people.
This inspired her to start San Jose's most diverse language school, offering classes for over a dozen foreign languages to teens and adults.
The school also offers private lessons for all levels and corporate programs for many companies throughout Silicon Valley.
Alicia strongly believes that offering a variety of languages helps the community learn about each other's cultures and build stronger relationships.
The instructors hired at the school share the same belief and contribute to the holistic and friendly environment at the school.
At SJLC, you don't just receive a high-quality education, you receive a community network to meet new people and learn more about the world.
Over the last 12+ years, SJLC has taught thousands of students how to communicate with people of other cultures and languages.
The school strives to not only teach people how to speak foreign languages but also learn about other cultures and gain an appreciation for those who come from other countries.
Our teachers come from all around the world, as do our students. Everyone gets along very well, regardless of nationality.
The San Jose Learning Center is a microcosm of what Alicia hopes the Bay Area and the world will be like.
Alicia strongly believes that offering a variety of languages helps the community learn about each other's cultures and build stronger relationships.
The instructors hired at the school share the same belief and contribute to the holistic and friendly environment at the school.
At SJLC you don't just receive a high-quality education, you receive a community network to meet new people and learn more about the world!
Over the last 10 years, SJLC has taught thousands of students how to communicate with people of other cultures and languages.
The school strives to not only teach people how to speak foreign languages but also learn about other cultures and gain an appreciation for those who come from other countries.
Our teachers come from all around the world, as do our students.
Everyone gets along very well, regardless of nationality.
The San Jose Learning Center is a microcosm of what she hopes the Bay Area and the world will be like.
Generally speaking, Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) is a form of Arabic used to interact with books and official mediums of communication (legal documents, news, etc), most of which require an editor. MSA is not a language anyone grows up speaking, rather it is a language that is acquired.
General foreign language program which enables students to acquire structures and vocabulary progressively and efficiently so that they can communicate with native speakers on a number of essential topics.
Students are introduced to the four basic language skills of listening, speaking, reading, and writing, as well as to the Arab culture.
In this course, the student will be able to develop socially and culturally appropriate proficiency in interpersonal, interpretive, and presentational modes at the novice mid-level in Arabic. Note: Students must pass this course with a C or better to continue to ARA 1991. (4 hr. lecture)
Ming Hui Academy offers the Arabic language with proper classes.It is one of the largest interpretation and translation service providers in the country. We provide On-site, Over the Phone (OPI), and Video Remote Interpretation (VRI) services in over 190 languages including.
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