Immersive course teaches students Arabic with a Saudi flavor
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RIYADH: Learning Arabic can be quite tricky, with many dialects to learn, but a new immersive language program in Riyadh seems to offer a solution. The Arabius program is currently teaching Saudi-dialect Arabic courses to students from the US, UK, Austria, Norway, Denmark, Dominican Republic, India, Switzerland, and France. It offers immersive courses online and in person and
Reporter: bill deblasio has mainly dismantled some of that evident. look at tashfeen malik and syed farook in san bernardino. it turns out he was a member of a mosque there. his imam denied there were any report but it turns out there were 30 messages between farook and his mosque. he memorized the quran and that's something you cannot do without learning arabic. how do we deal with this. people say the guy was nuts or he left. no one knew anything, they don't
Language, k through 12 in your school district was going to be mandatory because you went to a meeting on monday night? >> yes. there was a new story carried by local cbs affiliate here in the dallas area and that's when a firestorm of e-mails and so forth swept through the -- through the cities. through mansfeels where parents were obviously alarmed not so much about arabic but the fact that there was mandatory, it was a mandatory language so it's not just that it was what we'd be learning, our children might be learning arabic. it's the mandatory nature in which they were to implement this p...
The government says it was not an electrical problem that caused the sudden accelerations. what it means for toyota and customer confidence. plus the battle funding for abortions is front and center on capitol hill. in the next hour two separate hearings are taking place. and today's nation gut check. a texas school district wants to make learning arabic a requirement. it believes it's the language of the future, but some parents say it could turn into a lesson on islam, and they're not happy. [ male announcer ] this is lara.