2017
DOI: 10.1163/9789004338623
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The Teaching and Learning of Arabic in Early Modern Europe

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“…In Morocco, he learned to read and speak Arabic, which seems to have been uncommon, as the foreign merchants and consuls in Morocco relied on translators, often from the local Jewish community. 45 Høst gradually took on additional duties as an interpreter for the consul. This gave him frequent access to the court in Marrakech.…”
Section: Høst's Moroccan Historiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In Morocco, he learned to read and speak Arabic, which seems to have been uncommon, as the foreign merchants and consuls in Morocco relied on translators, often from the local Jewish community. 45 Høst gradually took on additional duties as an interpreter for the consul. This gave him frequent access to the court in Marrakech.…”
Section: Høst's Moroccan Historiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Bahasa Arab sebagai bahasa asing yang dipelajari di banyak Negara. Seperti halnya bahasa Arab adalah satu-satunya bahasa yang diajarkan hampir terus menerus di Leiden selain dari bahasa Latin, Yunani dan Ibrani Alkitab (Loop et al, 2017). Dewasa ini, bahasa Arab adalah bahasa resmi dari sejumlah negara, yang digunakan untuk TV dan pers (Lombezzi, 2019).…”
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