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The nominative, accusative, and dative/genitive case markings are not included in this book I'm using, for they claim it is because of "simplification purposes."
They said it was basically omitted in standard arabic, but I never got that impression elsewhere.
Are they that crucial? I have a good grasp on them, for which German helps me. So, what if I learn from this book without them?
If I do need them in speaking, then would it be that bad to use this book that basically totally disregards them? I could just learn to insert them as I produce my own sentences.
Thanks for the help!
They said it was basically omitted in standard arabic, but I never got that impression elsewhere.
Are they that crucial? I have a good grasp on them, for which German helps me. So, what if I learn from this book without them?
If I do need them in speaking, then would it be that bad to use this book that basically totally disregards them? I could just learn to insert them as I produce my own sentences.
