Yemenia Magazine 38 Jan-Mar 2011 مجلة اليمنية

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Area Manager Mobile: 81519007797Email: [email protected]

Jeddah ( Saudi Arabia )County + Area code (9662) Al-KheimaShopping Center Mena Road OppositeSaudi T.V Area Mgr Tel :6447042Fax: 6446089 Mob: 55648958Sales Mgr : 6447056

Adm: 6445564/6440512 Resvn.Tel. :644 0515-0741-1689-1468Stn mgr Tel: 6853459 - Fax: 6853052 ,Mob: 504633427

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KHARTOUM Sudan(Country + Area Code 00 249-183)

TEL: Area Manager: 766169Fax 766168, Mobile: 912390706Reservation: Tel: 766166/67E-mail Khartoum @ Yemenia.com Station Manager Tel: 912163506Khartoum@ yemenia.com

Kuala Lumpur Malaysia(Country Code: 00 603)Business Suite 19A-30-330th Floor, UOA Centre19, Jalan Pinang 50450 Kuala Lumpur Malaysia

Airport site:

Lot S3, Mezzanine Level 4 Kuala Lumpur International Airport43900 Sepang, Selangor Malaysia

Tel Country Manager: (Mr Mohammed Al-

87764678, Tel Station Manager: (Mr Meor Azhar) : +6019-3049501

com / [email protected] / iy_sale@

[email protected]

Kuwait - KuwaitCountry + Area code (965)

Airport site:Farwaniya

Bassam, P.o.Box 21659,safat 13077, Kuwait

Area mgr Tel:22317172/Fax: 22454777 - Mob:99125519 E-mail:[email protected]

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London ( U. K. )Country + Area Code (44-207)

Tel: 004 4(0)2073233213Fax: 0044(0)2073233132E-mail:[email protected]

Corridor

8Fax:0044(0)2087599054

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Madrid ( Spain )Country + Area Code (34-91) GSA-United Tours S.A. C/San Bernardo80-82, 28015 Madrid Tel. 914441351Fax : 914441355E.Mail: [email protected]

Manama(Kingdom of Bahrain)Country + Area Code (973) GSA - Dadab- -hai Travel, Manama Center Shop No5 : Tel:17223181 Fax: 17210191 Area Mgr Tel:17213922 Mob: 39663831 Fax: 17212804 ,

A/P : 39663831 / 39426888

E.Mail: [email protected]

MoroniRepublic of Comoros(Country Code : 00 269)Rond point SalimamoudBoulevard Maor Petite Coule

Area Manager Tel: 773 14 04Mob: 00269-3332247Email: [email protected]:yvarriy, Reservation Tel: 773 14 01Fax: 773 14 05Email: [email protected]@yemenia.com

Mukalla ( Yemen )Country + Area Code (967-5)October Zone Beside Banaaemah Mosque

A/Mgr Tel.: 302413 Fax: 302414Mob: 733786099Sales Tel.: 303444/5, 352364

Mumbai - IndiaYemen Airways

Cuffe Parade,Mumbai..400005. Area Manager Tel:22188379 , Fax.22188301Mobile 9820062900E.mail:[email protected]: -22161649,22183333 Fax:66859504Mobile:9821013306

Sat 093-1330

Muscat ( Oman )Country + Area Code (968) GSA - National

Fax: 24566125E-mail:[email protected]

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Nairobi ( Kenya )Country + Area Code (254-20) GSA Im- -aan Air. Ltd.

Tel: 2229166 / 2240891,Fax: 2246605 Area Manager Tel / Fax: 2218731, Mobile:70877786E-mail: [email protected] [email protected]

New Delhi ( India )Country + Area Code (91-11) GSA-Trans Express, P-13 Connaught Circus, NewDelhi 110 001,Tel.: 3363218 / 3568 / 3188 /3583, Fax: 3365952

New York ( U.S.A. )Country + Area Code (1-718) GSA-Ar- -

st. Brooklin z 11201,Tel:7970906 Fax:7970915E-mail: [email protected]

street . Brooklyn , NY 11201 USA . AreaManager :Tel: 718 254 - 5867. Fax : 718

254 5872. Mob: 347 210 2313 E-mail:[email protected] Sita : NYCZQIY

NYCZZIY ELIZZIY

Nicosia ( Cyprus )Country + Area Code (35-72) GSA - Travel

masters ltd 82A-Archbishop Makarios III Avenue Tel.: 447702 Switch Board , Fax:374837 Rsrvn : 374702 / 377656

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Oslo ( Norway )County + Area code (47) GSA-Airline

n-0160 Oslo Tel.: 22411490 Fax: 22 410311

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Paris ( France )County + Area code (33-1)16, Avenue deLOpera 75001 Pairs Area Manager Tel: 42566051 / 42566052 Fax: 47033597Mobile: 67560452 3Email:[email protected] Manager Tel: 42566058 / , Fax: 42898025Email: [email protected] Tel: 42560600 , Fax: 42898025Email: [email protected] . Station Manager Mobile: 607604344Email: [email protected].

Fax: 70760268 . Cargo Supervisor Mobile: 688683522Email:[email protected]

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Ras Al Khaimah - UAECountry Area Code ( 971 7)

Address: Al Nakeel Road, Sheikh TariqalQassimi Bldg, Ras Al KhaimahP.O. Box : 5121, Ras Al KhaimaTel: 07-2286211- Fax:06-2286200Email: rakagncyemirates.net.ae

Riyadh ( Saudi Arabia )Country + Area code (966- 1) Al-OudaBuilding, Khazzan street P.O Box 61063Riyadh-11565 Area Manager Tel: 4122206Fax: 4039314 Mob: 054424493E.mail: [email protected]: 4039282, 4039248 / 4039184

Station Manager Tel: 2201998 Mob:054109314

20:00 - Thu 09:00-13:00

Rome ( Italy )County + Area code (39-06) Via Di PortaPinciana 6. 00186 Roma Area Manager Tel.: 42012745 / 42012749 Fax: 42012749Mob: 3299551000 E.mail: yemenia@tisca- -linet.it Cgo Cismat S.P.A for Northern Italy

Address: via xx settembre,30-1612 GenoaTel: 39010/540651 Fax: 564090

A/P Tel/Fax: 65010269 / 65953323Stn Mgr Mob: 3299537890

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Sanaa ( Yemen )County + Area code (9671)

Area Manager Tel: 400544 Mob: 711710544

0ASales Manager Tel: 400546 Fax:201821

Tel.:201822 / 204550 / 204538

Tel.: 209578 Sales: 204616/7Manager Agency SalesTel.: 400541 P.T.A Section 204615 , Zubeiry

Taiz Street Tel: 600902/3 Fax:600907

Sanan International AirportStation Manager Tel.: 345831 Fax:345832,Mob: 73777747

Cargo Service Tel:345824/5E-mail: [email protected]@[email protected] Yemen: E-mail: nd [email protected]

Seiyun ( Yemen )County + Area code (967-5) Al-Degail Bldg,

Tel.: 403565/402550 Fax: 404388 A/PTel. 4021 45/402298

Sharjah - UAECountry Area Code (971 6)Orient Travel

Address: Al Arooba Street, Orient Building,Sharjah,UAE. P.O. Box 772, SharjahTel: 06-5683838 / 06-5696025Fax: 06-5684273Email: [email protected]

Sheher ( Yemen )

08:00-20:00 Fri 08:30-11:30

Singapore ( Singapore )County + Area code (65) Tourist MobileTravel Center Pte. Ltd 20 Cecil Street EquityPlaza #05-06 Singapore 049705Ticketing/Reservation: +65 63331966Cargo Reservation: +65 65388590

Socotra ( Yemen )County + Area code (9675)Tel.: 660123/124 Fax: 660311

Stockholm ( Sweden )County + Area code (468)GSA-Yemenit Com AB Sveavgen 137113 46 Stockholm-SwedenTel. 46 8 444 00 00 - Fax: 46 8 444 00 50Mobil : 46 70 740 45 40E-mail: [email protected]

TTaipei ( Taiwan )Country + Area Code (88-62)GSA - Overseas Travel Services Ltd. 2nd FlNo. 129 Chang Chun RoadTel. 5116188 - Fax : 5330626

Taiz ( Yemen )County + Area code (9674)

Area Manager Tel/Fax 228815/233225Mob: 711718195

Mobile 7924699 A/P 218195/6/7

Tokyo ( Japan )

Transport Inc. 14-9 Ginza 1-chome Chuo-kuTokyo 104-0061 JapanReservations

e-mail: [email protected] Tel: 3562-2570,Fax: 5250-2915Mobile: 90-1251-6269

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Vienna ( Austria )Country + Area Code (43-1)GSA- Aviareps Airline Management

Services Ges.m.b Argentinierstrasse 2/4 A-104 ViennaTel: 5853630-19E-mail: [email protected]


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Abu Dhabi ( U.A.E. )Country +Area code (9712) GSA-Abu DhabiTravel Bureau Bader Tower Tel Reservation:6338700/6342005/6344325 E-mail:

6340524 Fax: 6214885 Area Man- -ager:Tel:6323675 Fax: 6392790 Mobile:

Hours: SAT-THU 08:00-13:00 & 16:30-19:30E-mail: [email protected]

Addis Ababa - Ethiopia(Country Code : 00 251)

P.O. Box 1079Tel : 11- 5515076; 11- 5526440/1; 11-5516079; 11- 5511809, Fax : 11- 5545196

Area Manager Mobile : 11- [email protected] Addis Ababa Bole International AirportTel : 1-6610830 - Fax : 1-6650488Station Manager Mobile : [email protected]

Aden ( Yemen )Country + Area Code (9672)Queen Arwa Road-Crater AdenTel. Reservation: 253848/253291/2 52528/253969/255568/252456

Area Manger Tel: 240838/245263Fax: 240834 Mob: 711710838

Maalla: Tel: 242467/243626/245264/5

Ajman - UAECountry + Area Code ( 971 6)

Al Ketbi Travel Address: Al Diwan Round-about, Aldorrah Building, Ajman.P.O. Box : 20520, AjmanTel: 06-7446409 - Fax: 06-7446763Email: [email protected]

Alghaydah ( Yemen )Country + Area Code (967-5)Tel : 612041/612144 - Fax : 612451

08:30-12:30 & 15:30-18:00FRI 08:00-10:00

Amman - Jordan Amman - Jordan(Country Code : 962)

Commercial Center Area Manager Mobil : 799542203, Sales Manager:799093232 And Reservation : 6 5652713/14/15Fax : 6 5652711 E-mail :

[email protected]

799500559 - Fax : 6 4451162E-mail : [email protected]

Amsterdam ( Netherlands )Country + Area Code (31-20) GSA-Air

AGENCIES APG Air Agencies

1118 EE-Schiphol Amsterdam NetherlandsTel: 3161916/921- Fax: 3161999E-mail : [email protected] or [email protected]

Asmara ( Eritrea )Country +Area code (291) Yemen AirwaysHarent-Liberty Ave

E-mail: [email protected] [email protected]

121035 / 120199Fax: 00-291-1-120107

Area Manager mobile: 0 0-291-7112283Home : 00-291-8203536 Home

14:30-18:00 , SAT 08:30-11:00

153467Station Manager mobile : 00-291-7112135

Home : 00-291-1-150756

Ataq ( Yemen )Country + Area Code (967-5)Tel / Fax : 202881 Sales : 203892Mob : 733730104

SAT-THU 08:00-12:00 & 16:00-18:30

Athens ( Greece )County + Area code (30-1) GSA-AIRPromotion (A.P.G Hellas) 13 Omirou St.,Athens 106 72 Greece Tel: 3603120 /3607740Fax: 3633121 E-mail: [email protected]

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Baghdad ( Iraq )County + Area code (9641) Al-GandolTravel & Tourism Co. Ltd Sadoon Street

Tel. 71 93546/7

Bangkok (Thailand )County + Area code (662) GSA-Saba TradeTravel Co. Ltd 45/4 Sukhumvit Road, SOL3 (Nana Nua) Klontoey, Bangkok 10110 Tel:6503301-4 Fax:6503305E-Mail: [email protected]

Beirut ( Lebanon )Beirut Lebanon(Country + Area Code 00961-1)

Clemenceau StreetTEL: Area Manager 737637Fax: 747704Mobile: 00961-70752100Reservation: Tel:01737736E-mail: Beirut@Yemenia .ComStation Manager Mobile: 9613880599 /96170847791

Brussels ( Belgium )Country + Area Code (32-2) GSA - Royal Aviation 91-97 bld.Maurice lemonnoer Tel : 7882088/788 2020Fax : 2230293Mob: 475281010E-mail: [email protected]

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CAIRO - Egypt(Country Area Code 2-02)

7 & 8 Sour Nadi Alzamalek Mohendes- -sen AreaDirect Manager Tel : 33461441 / 33446965Fax 33034552 - Mobile : 012-3161675Resvn. : 33469854 / 33466799

Arae Manager : 0090190919293E.mail : [email protected]

Resvn : 25772467 25740711Fax : 25772473

Tel /fax 22918485 22695356

Fax : 22 653677 E.mail :ameh Fawzy [[email protected]]

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DAMASCUS Syria(Country Code : 00 963)

-sen BldgMobile : Area Manager: 933 222071

E-Mail : [email protected]

Sales And Reservation:11 2220086 - 112223681 - 11 2228255 AirportMobile : Station Manager:988 001106

E-Mail : [email protected]

Dammam ( Saudi Arabia )Country + Area code (9663) PSA-ShamsanTravel Dahran RoadTEL: 8337765 FAX: 8349363

Dar Essalam ( Tanzania )County + Area code (255-22) GSA-Badr East African Enterprises Ltd.

B.O.Box: 10761Tel. 2126036/7/8/9 Fax:2123072,

Area Mgr Tel: 2126032 Mobile: 742762780Email: [email protected] Manager Mobile: 0784608906, Email:[email protected]

Detroit ( U.S.A. )County + Area code (1-313) GSA- ArabianHorizons Travel & Tourism 10148 Vernor ave , alameer shopping center, DearbornMichigan 48120

Tel. 4830828 ,Fax: 8430620E-mail: [email protected]

Dhaka ( Bangladesh )(Country + Area Code (880-2) GSA - Bang- -ladesh Aero Vision Limited Erectors House

C/A Dhaka-1213Tel : 8857481, Fax: 8857480/8826374

Area mgr mob: 017303 7699Stn mgr mob: 01730 40531E.mail: [email protected]

DjiboutiRepublic of Djibouti(Country + Area Code : 00 253)

Tel reservation : 355437 Area Manager Tel : 355427 / Mob : 644218Fax: 355439:Email: [email protected] 676520 Email :[email protected]

Doha - Qatar Country + Area Code (974)GSA Trans Orient Travel and TourismCenter Airport road.

Addresses : Po.Box:363Reservation Tel : 4458309/4458310

Area Manger Tel : 4458333/4458387Fax: 4327245 - Mobile: 5846954E-mail: [email protected],

Sat-Thu 0800-1300. 1600-1900

DUBAI - UAECountry Area Code (971 4)

Al Rais Travel Address: Al Maktoum Street, Cl ock Tower Roundabout,Ministry of Enviorment & Water Bldg., Deira. P.O. Box 4951,Deira DubaiTel: 04-2956797 / Fax:04-2941080Email: [email protected]

YEMENIA DUBAI OFFICECountry + Area code (971-4)

Airport site:Terminal 1

Tower Roundabout, Ministry of Enviorment &Water Building, DeiraP.O. Box:4951 Deira Dubai - UAE

Area mgr Tel: 4-2958883 - Fax: 4-2958877Mob:97150 5517383Email:[email protected];[email protected];Email Accounts: [email protected]

Travel DubaiTel: 04-2956897 - Fax: 04-2941080,Email:[email protected]

Tel: 04-2244309 - Fax:4-2200171

Station Manager Mob:97150 6448410Station Mgrs Asst: Mob:97150 6571319Email:[email protected]

Cargo Village, Airline Import/Export Build- -

Tel: 4-2832887 ,Fax: 4-2832878

Cargo Sales & Operation Manager :Mob: 97150 7259126Email: [email protected]@yemeniacargo.ae;[email protected]

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Frankfurt ( Germany )County + Area code (4969) Rossmarkt 5,60311 Frankfurt Tel. 288272/3Fax: 287655 Area Manager - Tel. 288274Mob: 1726727616E-Mail : [email protected]

A/P pob 25 /building: 150/room257460549 terminal 2 Tel:69028711-69539650Fax:69539711

Fujairah ( U.A.E. )County + Area code (9719) GSA-Fujairah National Air Travel Agency Tel.

2222316/2222524 Fax: 2222555

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Guangzhou (China)County + Area code (86-20)Yemen Airways Guangzhou Representa- -

Add: M02, Garden Hotel, 368 HuanshiDong Road, Guangzhou, ChinaTell:8620-83815959, Fax:8620-83814707Mobile:86-13802772274,ReservationLine:8620-83817111E-mail:[email protected]

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Hodeidah ( Yemen )County + Area code (9673)

Area Manager Tel. 201470 Fax:201471Mobile: 7117120949 - Reservation Tel.201473/420 - A/P Station Manager

Tel. 231797/231254 - Mobile : 711710108

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Ibb ( Yemen )Country + Area Code (967-4)Taiz St . Area Mgr Mob : 711710147Telefax : 412349 Sales :412350/400818

20:00, Fri 09:30-11:30 & 17:00-19:00

Istanbul ( Turkey )Country + Area Code (90-212) GSA - FatihTurizm cumhuriyet cad. 317/2-3 -34367harbiye Tel: 233 3624 - Fax: 2320850 / 2324777 - Mob : 532 211 72 98E-Mial: [email protected]

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JAKARTA Indonesia(Country + Area Code : 00 62-21)

Floor, Jl. HR Rasuna Said Kav C-5 Jakarta12940,

A.M Direct: 00-62-21-5261245S. M Direct: 00-62-21-5265743

A. M. Mobile : 00628138285526S. M. Mobile : 00628128324455Fax: 00-62-21-5261249Email: [email protected] and

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If you understood the rest of thesentence, you would know whichmeaning to apply. But in situationswhere you dont understand the restof the sentence and you are forced to

guess blindly

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is usually placed at the beginning of asentence.2. consists of two words +means for which and is followed bya phrase or full sentence explainingfor what here is a connecting word,equivalent of which, that, what in English.

I prepare myself forwhats coming after this stage.

The government started a new

project in order to provide job opportunitiesfor young people. ( is used all thetime in media Arabic, meaning in orderto, its purpose is to , during which)3. is the combination of two words:

and is only used within a conditional sentence

as a pair. The basic construction goes likethis: / , and is added only if the second half of the conditional sentenceis negative.

If there was no rain, theplant would not have survived.

If there was rain, theplant would not have dried up.

Or we can say the samesentence without : If there was no rain, theplant would have dried up.I have never seen used without ,so if youve seen otherwise please let meknow.If you understood the rest of the sentence,you would know which meaning toapply. But in situations where you dontunderstand the rest of the sentence andyou are forced to guess blindly (e.g. in anexam), then go by these rules: The most common meanings of areno longer and didnt consider or wasntconsidered. Try the two and see which onets better. is easy to tell. Just look at whatscoming after it. If its a verb, meanstherefore, already, if its a noun, meanlost, missed When is used at the beginning of asentence it usually means when, andwhen its used in the middle of a sentenceit means for that, in order to, with thepurpose of , and when its used in aconditional sentence with . it means didnt / wouldnt have

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learning Arabic. I visited Yemen the rsttime as a tourist and fell in love with theold city of Sanaa. I came back a couple of years later for an extended stay, and realizedpretty quickly that if I really wanted tounderstand the people and their culture, Ihad to speak Arabic.Words and sentences can youBenet of themTake for example a highly ambiguousimperfect form such as , whichcould be read in a number of different waysdepending on the context. Or readings of as /fa-qad/ vs /faqada/, readings of as /lam/ vs /lamm/ vs /lim/ etc.Here is my attempt to answer them based onwhat I know.

This phrase can be derived from several verbs:1. from the verb , the

is dropped in the case because of , meaning he can/is no longer and it isfollowed by a verb or an indenite noun.

He was so angry thathe could no longer control himself.

He no longer studiesArabic.

He is no longer married.2. from the verb meaning he didnt count, consider It isoften used in its passive form:

He didnt consider her afriend. (active)

He was not considered animportant person. (passive)

He didnt count the money. He didnt count

his men before entering the war. ( he didntassess his manpower properly.)3. from the verb the

is dropped in the case because of ,meaning he didnt redo something, andit is almost always followed by a or anoun

He didnt repeat his speech. He didnt rebuild his house.

The print housedidnt reprint the book.4. from the verb

and is almost always followed byproposition ,meaning he didnt promise

He didnt promise to go outwith us.

5. from the verb ,meaning he didnt prepare

He didnt prepare the lesson./

This one is easy. is a verb or masdarmeans to lose or miss something and it isALWAYS followed by a noun. meanstherefore , thus, already, and is ALWAYSfollowed by a verb. Can you guess which is

which in the following examples:If you (plural) do not

help him, Allah already helped him. (Its avery famous verse from the Quran. Here =

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the closest to MSA with very little foreigninuence. True or not, it certainly is oneof the hardest to understand. Bedu, real oractors, tend to talk really fast and stringwords together. This video is a short cliptaken from the beginning of Finjan Addam(a Cup of Blood.) I transcribed the dialogue

and translated it into MSA and Englishin order to give you a avor of a verydifferent dialect. If you already know MSAor another dialect, listen once before youread the transcript and see how much youcan understand. If you are a beginner or arethinking about learning Arabic, I certainlydont recommend that you start withBedouin dialect. Bedu are such endangeredspecies these days, you wont be able to nd

anyone to practice with.Recently I was asked the followingquestions from Louis on how-to-learn-a-language.com. Before I answer them, Iwould like to point out that while I speak Arabic at a near-native level, I do not havea degree in Arabic, nor have I studied

linguistics. Any advice you read here issolely based on my personal experience andobserving hundreds of Arabic students overthe past four years.Hello there, I have read the entries onyour website and your posts here withenthusiasm. I too am an Arabic learner andthe information you contribute is invaluableto me. I do have a somewhat personalquestion or two, though. Hopefully you

dont mind !a) How do I improve my Arabic readingspeed? Although I am only two weeks intostudying, I am in an Arabic class for 6 hoursevery day. I have built up a vocabulary of about 50 words and can obviously readand write the alphabet too. My problem is

not recognizing words quick enough. Is itreally as simple as read more or exposeyourself to more Arabic? Ive begun tolabel household items with Arabic notecards, much to my familys dismay. Getthat chicken scratch off my drawer, I canrecall my mother saying.Actually I did something similar, just notlabeling household items. I bought a dryerase board, and wrote new words on iteveryday and erased known ones. If I keptforgetting a word, Id write it in really big

red letters. Some students used easel padpaper and posted them all over the wall.Besides the standard advice of read more,Id like to add three points :As a beginner, you should concentratemore on listening than reading. Its moreimportant to be able to recognize a wordhearing it than reading it.Try to read each word as a picture, not letterby letter. When you read word book inEnglish, you recognize it in one glance, youdont actually read book. Same goes

with Arabic, try to memorize words in theirentirety and only read letter by letter whenyou run into new words.If you have spare time left after your 6-hourclass and homework, you may want to tryQuran recitation (tajweed) which is quitehelpful to improve your pronunciationand letter-recognition. You dont need tounderstand the Quran to benet from it.Open this site http://www.mosshaf.com/ web/ and just follow along. The recitationis very slow and clear, and the text is

highlighted in sync with the audio so youdont lose your place.b) How did you get to YEMEN, of allplaces? Well, not physically how why didyou choose to go to Yemen?Most foreign students in Yemen came inorder to study Arabic, they couldve gone toSyria or Egypt and it wouldnt have madeany difference. For me it was the opposite.I liked Yemen so much that I ended up


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Different dialects, I learned in yemen

Bedouin, Bedu, dialect, language learning,learn, study Arabic, transcript, tribes | Leavea responseMy rst exposure to Bedouin dialect waswhen I stayed with a Bedouin family inthe Empty Quarter near the Yemeni-Saudi-Omani border.A Bedu Family living at the edge of theEmpty QuarterAt the time I had lived in Sanaa for aboutten months, but my MSA was still shakyand I had no exposure to other dialects

besides Sanaani and its variants spokenin the northern and western highlands of Yemen. Needless to say I didnt understandmuch the rst couple of days, but assoon as I gured out that they pronounce

jeem as ya, things got better. Throughlong sitting sessions over bitter coffee, Ilearned some words and expressions, butwas far from being able to understand anyconversation not spoken directly at me. The

family members were illiterate and had no

exposure to mass media, so my attemptto communicate with them using eitherMSA or Sanani dialect, the only dialect Iknew at the time, was hit-and-miss. In thesubsequent years I went back to the samearea two more times and noticed that I wasable to understand more and more until Icould have daily conversations without anyproblems.Ramadan is the time when every Arabic TVchannel debuts multiple TV series in everydialect available out there: Syrian, Egyptian,

Saudi, Kuwaiti, Emarati, Bedouin,Moroccan, Yemeni, and even ClassicalArabic. Most were produced with lowbudget stretched to ll the 30-episode timeslot, but a few were gems. During Ramadanlast year, I followed an excellent Kuwaitishow called Mother of the Daughters,a history show about early Muslims inClassical Arabic called Kept His Promise,and a Bedouin show called A Cup of

Blood. If you know me, you know I love

desert, camels, and nomads. A Bedouinshow has just the right elements to get mehooked. Unfortunately, I was not able tofollow the show during Ramadan because of frequent power cuts, and Ive been wantingto know the rest of the story. I was told thatunlike other Bedouin series, this one wasbased on actual events that took place in theAl Noofuth desert in Saudi Arabia at thebeginning of the nineteenth century. Theother day I stumbled upon a DVD set thathas all 30 episodes at a random music store.

I bought it right away; now Im watchingone or two episodes a day, and will nishthe whole series in a month or so.

The actors and actresses are Saudis,Jordanians, and Syrians. I dont think any of them, except the extras, are actual Bedu, butin the show they all spoke Bedouin dialect,a close relative of Hijaz and Gulf Arabic.There are claims that Bedouin dialect is

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capital of the valley since the 15th centuryand it has been mentioned in the ancientinscribed references. The classicalhistorians noted that it was a great city,and residence for Hadramout, Himiar andKinda. Land marks such as Sultan Palace(Al Katheir sultan palace) consisting of ve oors including ten rooms and utilities.It has been transformed to a museum of antiquities and customs. (1) traditions andhandicrafts. (2) Al- Ghalas castle. The

complex of handicrafts such as woodworks,polyester industry, ceramics and leatherhandicrafts. The important landmarksin Seiyun is the market where manyhandicrafts and traditional industries exist.The grave of Almohajir Ahmad Bin Issa isa tourist landmark, for being distinguishedwith architectural pattern as a tomb islocated in a high place of the mountain andthe style of the mosque building located atthe foot of the mountain. The paved roadlinking between the tomb and the mosquein its zigzag form and the white paint raisesthe features of the tomb and the mosque.The tomb dates back to the 10th century andis located 10km east of seiyun city.

Tareem City:

One of the well known historic ancientHadramout valley cities till date. It isLocated 35 km. North South of Seiyuncity, linked with asphalted roads. It was thecapital of Kinda kings as mentioned in theancient Yemeni sculpturesDuring the Islamic era it became the centerfor science and culture, still it is knownas Ribat Tareem Ribat performing itsscientic and religious functions.Tareem city is full of Yemeni architecturaland art treasures represented by its mosquesas well as the wonderful palaces fencedby palm trees. One of its important citesis Al- Mehdar Mosque and Minaret whichwas established on 1915 A.C. Its height is125 feet. Also, the ancient castles near thecity lake Al Najeer castle, 6 Km east of Treem, and Al Orr castle near Al- Soumvillage about 15 Km east of Tareem.The second largest library in Yemen existin Tareem, which contains more than vethousand manuscripts.

Einat:

A beautiful village located 8 Km east of Tareem, dates back to the 16th century. Ithas a certain style of domes and religioustombs. There are seven domes well knownin Einat, it comprises number of houseswith admirable architecture.The Tomb of Prophet Hud Peace be uponhimHadramout is a land of Prophets peacebe upon them. It is a holy land, since it

comprises a number of Prophets tombs;such as the tomb of Prophet Saleh andHanthalah bin Safwan the Prophet of Ashab Alruss and the tomb of Prophet Hudwhich is the most important one.The tomb of prophet Hud is located 90Kmeast of Tareem city. It is on a hill above sealevel with a dome dates back to 1673 andcalled Al-Naqa. It is linked with the villageby a zigzag road paved by stone and paintedwith white color which adds beauty to thearchitectural style. The tomb of prophetHud is an important tourist destination sincepre-Islam era. A weekly market is heldevery year as of the 6th day of Sha aban.

Shibam Hudramout city

Shibam is one of the most important citiesin Hadramout valley. It dates back to thethird century B.C. Located at the middle of Hadramout valley on a hill 30m high abovethe valley level, and is 19 km from Seiyunon the paved road leading to Mukalla.Shibam city has been mentioned in theinscribed references. The houses form armly built castle, which rises to 8 oors,built of clay bricks and it had been knownin several names:Al-Safra, Alia, Al-Dumna, Hudramout city,Al-Souq, because it was before known asone of the Arab markets in the Arabianpeninsula. Many European travelersvisited Shibam city and called it the desertMaanhatten and Skyscrapers City.Shibam is considered as one of the mostbeautiful historic Yemeni cities after OldSana a. It is considered one of the worldhuman heritage cities, UNESCO announcedan international campaign to protect it in1984. The land marks are the wall, HaronAl Rashid mosque and the city at presentconstructed before more than ve hundredyears. It is considered an architectural raritywhich could not be repeated. Therefore itis worth to be one of the worlds wonderswith respect to locations and as a gem inthe middle of Hundramout valley, on ahigh hill, which resembles to the observeras a castle in a deep rooted glory of avalley which still possess properties whichmakes it as one of the important tourist,architectural and historic destinations inYemen.

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Shanna coast: 120km east of Mukalla,considered one of the beautiful coastsin Yemen and distinguished withmultiplication of turtles during the season of propagation.Hadramout valley: A 322 km paved roadlinks Mukallah city with Hadramoutvalley and the cities as well as the villagesspreading on its banks to seiyun city, thecapital of the valley. Hadramout valley isconsidered one of the longest in the Arab

peninsula, 160km long extends to Thamoud,then the valley water pour in Sehoutthrough Masila valley 12 km wide in someareas and 700 m in other areas. It is highlyfertile for cultivation of palm trees varioustypes of legumes, tobacco and Hinna. It isthe largest dates producing area, Bananas,papyas are also planted. Besides lemonand coconuts and other commodities.Hadramout valley is considered one of thehighest valleys in the technology related

to water courses drainage, as ducts waterdrainage is made within hours, which isunusual in many large valleys in Yemenwhere water courses continue running forlong time.

Seiyun city:

Located 322km from Mukalla is the largestcity in Hadramout valley. The houses aresurrounded by green carpet of large gardensand palm trees. It is the administrative

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cities and sites on the coastal strip, Islandsand on the banks of the fertile Hadramoutvalley such as:

Mukalla City:

It is the capital, the largest and mostimportant city on the coastal strip locatedat the Arab sea coast, Mukalla mountainembraces the city and provides it withnatural protection from behind, thisadvantage was useful in past period.Mukalla was also known as khisa orBandar Yaqoub. The general feature of this city as other coastal cities in general,is distinguished and all its features arestill existing and were not demolished ordeformed. It is also one of the Yemencommercial ports, comprising of one of the most famous shing centers, and a wellknown commercial market, sh industryand the main important features are thesultan palace (Maen palace) built byOmar bin Awad Al-Quaity. The museumoccupies part of it. Al-Ghuweizy Castlewhich receives the visitor at the entrance of Mukalla city, is also an important featureof the city and from there to public marketsand Khalaf beautiful coasts.Ghael Bawazir:Located 35 km east of Mukalla, a fertilecultivated area. Water runs through thisarea, cultivated with palm trees, Hinna,coconut, in addition to tobacco, Ghaeltobacco which is considered the bestquality. Al- Ghael tourist rest house was inthe past a rest house for Sultan Al-Queityalso exist in this area.Al Houmah Hot Spring & SPA :Located near Ghael Bawazir, it suppliesAl-Ghael farms with irrigated system water,a deep hole in rocky land containing a waterspring 12 m deep and 30 m diameter. Itis a natural hole formed according to thenarration as a result of a falling star in thearea. Two channels engraved, the rstchannel about 5km long, the second 2km.Excavation of the two channels in suchrocky land is a great human effort.Al- Shehr city:Known with other names Samoun andAl Souq, located 62km east of Mukalla.It is an ancient city, and a commercialcenter for exporting dates. The place iswell known for the textile industry of some

traditional dresses, jewelry, boat building,dyeing. Al-Shehr was one of the Arabs

known markets in the areaAl-Shehr is divided today with the old partand the new part. The old part of the city isbuilt of bricks, distinguished with a certainarchitecture and it has two gates, one called(Bab Al Khour) and the other (Bab Aleidrous).The ancient land marks are the castles and theold wall. In the new part especially in the newquarters, stone is used as a building materialin its houses and it is very beautiful due to thewhite color of the stones.

Hot Springs & SPAs :The coast of Hadramout is known with

many hot SPAs and springs in many areas,properties differ from place to place.People come from remote and close areasseeking cure from diseases as dermatitis,rheumatism, digestive system diseases,fatness, diabetes. Some springs are strongand used for cultivation, such as, Suwaibir,47 km from Shehr and close from Suwaibir.Tobalah: The most ample and largest inpopulation. It is 10km from Shehr.Al- Hami Spring : 17 km from Al-Shakhar city.

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Hadramout governorate comprises differenttopography distributed between coastalplains containing beautiful shores on theArab Sea, mountains and hills of heightsreaching 2000 m above sea level, largeareas of Al-Ruba Al-khali desert, withmany valleys, the largest Hadramout valleywhich is fed by many branch valleys, it isthe longest valley and most fertile in theArabian peninsula since it is 160 km longand pours in Sihout on the Arab sea at Al-Mohra governorate.Hot tropical climate in Hadramout,temperature reaches 40C in summer in theinterior areas, where continental dry climateprevails, temperature reaches 36C in thecoastal areas, due to seasonal winds saturatedwith moisture, the temperature in wintertends to be moderate in the coastal areas, 20-24C and 17-20C in the interior areas.

Hadramout governorate had been presentedin the classic books as the land of (Ahqaf),the historians reported that Amir BinQahtan was the rst to land in Ahqaf after Aad. The area was then namedaccordingly.Hadramout has a deep - rooted past andhistory distinguished with continuitythrough the different historic phases untilpresent. The archeological researches madein Hadramout valley indicate that southpeninsula witnessed human activity inthe rst stone ages, Hadramout witnessedboom of one of the old Yemen kingdoms,Hadramout kingdom which ourished at thestart of the rst millennium B. C.Many ancient cities had ourished there,and the goddess temples The Moonspread out and witnessed developmentin arts, architecture, and development in

irrigation systems, dams, political systems,legislation, laws and reached a high level of progress in such aspects.Hadramout is considered as one of the mainroots of Yemen civilization rich with deeprooted historic antiquities, architecture inparticular, represented by the embracingoldest and highest buildings which arestill standing. The remains indicate themonumental ruins of cities, temples andProphets graves (Hud, Saleh) peace be uponthem. There also exist the remains of theancient Yemen kingdoms spreading all overHadramout and which is a living witnessof the existence of genius Yemeni humanbeings.Hadramout takes its deep rootednessfrom the past, and still look to futureas an important governorate, includingarcheological, historic, tourist and economic

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Hadramout governorate lies in the eastern part of Yemen between Al-Mahragovernorate from the East and Shabwa governorate from West and extendsNorth inside Al-Ruba Al khali desert, the Southern coasts overlook the Arab sea,Al-Mukalla the capital is 777 km from Sanaa across Marib-Attaq-Al-Mukallapaved road.

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are so clung to those villages, and why weare passionate,What does he know about the beauty of ourvillages which are erected on the bottom of deserts, and on the wild landmass, where ourancestors corpses are buried, and where ourrst seed was porn. What does anyone knowswhat does village mean to us? and howdoes its ambience impact on our souls?.

What does anyone knows about that rainbowcolored villages, and what he has got totell strangers about these villages, and theirtraditions, customs, buildings architecture,fashion style, old souqe and lifestyle.These are the villages that whenever thenostalgic wings y us there, we nd themlaying down on the utmost limit of memoryand sensation. In the mountains of Mnakhah,

Hajah, Amran, Maswar, Almahweet,Attawelah, Saber, Badaan, Ayban andNoqoom or etctop over there, our housesare located, inhabited with marvels, residedwith their happiness, sadness, and humbledreams without affectation and falseness.These villages are where we feel so proud

when they are bright on the horizon. Theplace where we obtain the avor of our life,our simplicity, our tradition, our power, andour authentic glory.On the caves, pasture or plain are somereminiscence secret kept from ourchildhood, that strengthen our relevance tothe venue, trees, rock and people. Wherethe purity and integrity speak in the behalf of inhabitants; and where generosity,magnanimity and bravery still have relish,color and taste just like a hot bread, and

where contemporary life and temptationscannot spoil the innate soul whatever theluxurious seductions are.These villages are settled among our heartwith tranquility, peace, and safety. Childrenare being breastfed good deeds, love, peace,forgiveness, and fraternity, along with milk,and they do not allow such crime, disasteror accident news that circulated by mediato occupy their minds, and not allow themto feed such deadly though or misleadingheresy to permeate through any gaps to our

hearts.Therein, on our far villages, in every corner,our memories still keep some innocentmoment from childhood, when we used toplay, doing some childish stuff, and wokeup marveling to the ever new changes thatoccur around us, even it seem not much onthe eyes of others.On our lofty villages, where we still hearthe echo of cocks cooing, that our mindsare preoccupied with catchy tone, as theypenetrate the silence and tear the darkness

veil, exploding a new dawn to raise, thatgoes and never come back. With our ngerswe draw the bottom lines of our dreamsand hopes, and they bloom with roses andsimultaneously, our perceive grow olderwith the world around us.There, before stream water ows, we weregrowing, and ran to where our feet taking us,to the bustle and noisy city, we go with it,but we feel strange, gloomy, and expatriate;


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On plains, summit of mountains, abovea hazardous cliffs and deadly inclinationlaying our villages, the villages thatremained unchangeable intact over decadesand throughout centuries. The villages thatchronologically pass from an ancient past,and they never be impact to any whatsoeverfactors; they remained coherent, rough, andauthentic.

Nevertheless, they still have the samehistorical stature in which the successivecivilizations crowned on the passage of timeto be the cradle of the gone worlds, andthe queen of all comings. These villageshave ever hugged us tightly with passion,overwhelmed our souls with a kind of lovewhenever we feel homesick and almostlost in this new modern era, in which

contamination is all that we breathe.I always wonder, what does a strangerknow about our far away villages? Thevillages that are scattered on the versantof mountains summits, on the top of hilland plains there, where memory dwells.The place where life has a relish, color andscent, where it tastes just like a hot breads?I wonder, what does he know about why we


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Far away, challengeable distance, exhaustible, monotonous, creepy,but funny at the same time. This is how it is the journey to our secret.A secret that not literally exotic but is excited, has nothing humorousto tell, but has a spellbound tale. It might not be that far, but demandsa tiredness remote pass to get in there; it could be closer, merely half or quarter an hour driving, instead it may take sometime.

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To better understand the current situation, lets go back to the 38 th

general assembly of the Arab Air Transport Association, (Sanaa,2005).Our discussions during that meeting included, among others: consolidating the Arabian Alliance plan to jointly buy countries, alliances and aviationbodies, in addition to expanding

Arabesk; the regional system for code share booking and ticketing to includeall Arab airlines.

Five years later, our 43 rd meeting in Cairo was all about the current

struggle between some Arab carriersand Western governments to limit these carriers from further expanding

American markets.The rules of the game are changing.The very same Western countrieswho used open skies policies to offer their carriers clear skies across Asia,

bouncing back. Theyre now calling for tough measures to restrict Arab

ago, were strongly criticizing Arabnational carrier protection policiesare now busy inventing legal and taxconstraints against Arab carriers,including the so-called tax on air

pollution caused by civil aviation. It is indeed sarcastic that these

to lift these restrictions and constraintsthat they are imposing now. It is clear now that open skies and free tradebecome completely useless when theycontradict with national interests;

created the open skies concept in the basically targeted by these conceptsand legislations.

The future of National Carriers If you have been following mediadebates over the past decade about

Its been ten years since the turn of the new millennium; a decade that hasbeen the most thrilling for the public, the media and air travelers across theworld. This past decade has also been the most altering and moving in thehistory of commercial aviation. The debut of economy (low cost) aviationcombined with wide spread open skies legislations left its clear mark on thedawn of the new millennium.The situation was made more challenging with the rocketing fuel prices,in the second half of the decade, followed by the global credit crisis. Manyairlines were forced out of competition, while others opted for compulsorymergers to avoid bankruptcy. Still, one market went completely the other way; the Arabian Gulf aviation industry. During the 43rd general assembly

of the Arab Air Transport Association, (Cairo, Oct 2010) Abdul WahabTuffaha, the Secretary General, was all smiles while presenting his annual report on the case of the industry. His headline read: Its the fate of theaviation industry to always perform amid exciting times.

Exciting times for aviationCaptain AbdulKhalek S. Alkadi

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Issue Number 38 JANUARY - MARCH 2011

CHAIRMAN Captain AbdulKhalek S. Alkadi

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

Khalid Al-Kainaey

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