Jifunze Kiswahili Chetu: Learn Our Kiswahili, Vol. 2

Education & Teaching

Zawawi, Sharifa M.

Studying & Workbooks

Africa World+press

Converse Kiswahili Ongea

Reference

Foreign Language Study & Reference

Africa World Pr

Converse Kiswahili Ongea (English and Swahili Edition)

What's in a Name? Unaitwaje?: A Swahili Book of Names (English and Swahili Edition)

Dictionaries & Thesauruses

<p>What's in a Name? (A LOT!) Swahili Book of Names. These have meanings.</p>

Arabic for English Speaking Medics

Arabic for English Speaking Medics is based on simple conversations that typically take place in familiar medic-patient situations.  These provide the learner with the words and phrases most commonly used in medical settings as the hospital bedside and the admissions desk. As a reference tool, it may also be helpful in improving communication between English-speaking and Arabic-speaking medics. In addition, this book portrays situations outside the hospital setting.  It contains conversations about local cultural and religious practices and customs that are aimed at creating an understanding relationship between medic and the community within the Arabic speaking environment of the workplace. The learner is not required to learn a new script. This textbook presents the Arabic language in the English alphabet.  Grammatical rules are kept to a minimum.  A glossary of medical and non-medical terms is provided. Expatriate medics need quick access to the language of those with whom they work, whether patients or hospital ancillary staff. By combining their medical with a few linguistic skills, they will function better in their work settings.  Failure to communicate effectively can lead to serious problems.  It can threaten the medic’s professional credibility and it can endanger the physical well being of the patient. This book was written in collaboration with the administrative and nursing staff of Seif bin Ghobash Hospital in Fas Al-Khaimah, the United Arab Emirates.

Red Sea Pr

Arabic for English Speaking Medics is based on simple conversations that typically take place in familiar medic-patient situations. These provide the learner with the words and phrases most commonly used in medical settings as the hospital bedside and the admissions desk. As a reference tool, it may also be helpful in improving communication between English-speaking and Arabic-speaking medics. In addition, this book portrays situations outside the hospital setting. It contains conversations about local cultural and religious practices and customs that are aimed at creating an understanding relationship between medic and the community within the Arabic speaking environment of the workplace. The learner is not required to learn a new script. This textbook presents the Arabic language in the English alphabet. Grammatical rules are kept to a minimum. A glossary of medical and non-medical terms is provided. Expatriate medics need quick access to the language of those with whom they work, whether patients or hospital ancillary staff. By combining their medical with a few linguistic skills, they will function better in their work settings. Failure to communicate effectively can lead to serious problems. It can threaten the medic’s professional credibility and it can endanger the physical well being of the patient. This book was written in collaboration with the administrative and nursing staff of Seif bin Ghobash Hospital in Fas Al-Khaimah, the United Arab Emirates.

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