By the way for any of my students this is I'm going to call this a must have

They should definitely get this one. So this is a biography of

Abdulius of Ali. This is a biography of well his picture is there. That's Marmadig Pyctal. That's what Marmadig picto looks like. Yeah, handsome fellow, right?

Who's going to try this, Scott's reading? Now Maesters, thence to pass in pilgrimage

after a bunny week's trusled.

I think it's probably best to,

if I close that now.

I just say. But the point is... What did I just say?

So this one, whenever someone says to me,

stay in your lane.

I see, I am.

Okay. So, waiting for that for I am.

Okay. So, waiting for that for so many years. So this session we're going to talk about a lot of things.

Shala looks like it.

So let's start with Arabic language resources.

Now obviously somewhere in my archives I've got stuff that I learned Arabic from including grammar right

Nahusarf, Balar, Adab, I don't have all of these things

which I feel like I can use sometimes as like handy

kind of summaries of no concepts and definitions.

I got that.

And things which I think can be useful for teaching Arabic.

This is an unusual one.

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