Authored by Fr. Michael Bazzi and Dr. Rocco Errico, Two of the leading Aramaic teachers in the world, this book will help anyone learn the fundamentals of Classical Aramaic. The authors introduce the alphabet, and an introduction to nouns, adjectives, pronouns, and verbs. Classical Aramaic I uses
1-Hour of Tutoring (free 20 minute client evaluation as well!) Our patient and knowledgeable tutors will be happy to assist you on your Aramaic adventure! Let in the Light Publishing offers tutoring from linguists who are fluent in several languages including Aramaic. All have completed Aramaic courses at Cuyamaca College.
10-Hour Tutoring Package (includes free 20 minute client evaluation + 25% discount of purchase on book purchase) Our patient and knowledgeable tutors will be happy to assist you on your Aramaic adventure! Let in the Light Publishing offers tutoring from linguists who are fluent in several languages including Aramaic. All
5-Hour Tutoring Package (includes free 20 minute client evaluation + 15% discount on book purchase) Our patient and knowledgeable tutors will be happy to assist you on your Aramaic adventure! Let in the Light Publishing offers tutoring from linguists who are fluent in several languages including Aramaic. All have completed
Award-winning coach, Roy Gessford, shares insights on what he has learned in over 30 seasons of successful high school and collegiate coaching with players, parents, and coaches.
Gessford segments the season into three parts: Preparation, During the Season, and Post-Season. The questions for players, parents, and coaches at the end
This is the textbook Professor Bazzi uses in his first semester of Modern Aramaic at Cuyamaca College. Most readers of this book are best served by first studying either Read and Write Modern Aramaic or the Beginners Handbook of the Aramaic Chaldean Alphabets. After a review of the alphabet, we are
Are you ready to gently wade into the body of language known as Chaldean Aramaic? Then this is the perfect book for you! Fr. Michael Bazzi has put together an extensive primer on the alphabet, vowels, and numbers of this beautiful language. By the end of the Beginner’s Handbook, the student
By: Fr. Michael J. Bazzi and Dr. Rocco Errico Cover: Paperback Language: English and Aramaic Summary: Fr. Michael Bazzi and Dr. Rocco Errico, have combined efforts again to bring you Intermediate Clasical Aramaic: Book II. Book II expands on the principles taught in their first book titled, Classical Aramaic I.
Preserving the Chaldean Aramaic Language By Roy Gessford Summary: How do we best preserve the Chaldean Aramaic Language? In this book, Roy Gessford shares original research from the Capstone to his Masters of Interfaith Action at Claremont Lincoln University. Gessford provides an introduction to his topic, a literature review, and shares
This is the same booklet Father Michael uses to teach the children Aramaic at Saint Peters’ Chaldean Catholic Church in El Cajon, California. This 32 page booklet, which is interspersed with colorful graphics and pictures, is consistent in methodology with Fr. Michaels’ other Aramaic language books for adult learners. The 22
This textbook, written by Father Michael Bazzi, is used in the author’s second semester class at Cuyamaca College. This book builds upon Professor Bazzi’s unique teaching principles of reading, writing, and speaking learned in the first semester. This book uses entertaining folk stories to entertain the learner as he dives into
By: Fr. Michael J. Bazzi Cover: Hardback Language: English Summary: In this sequel to his earlier book, Tilkepe: Present and Past, Fr. Bazzi shares what village life was like for the inhabitants of the northern Iraqi village of Tilkepe during the latter half of the twentieth century. Bazzi takes his reader
This book contains original research done by Father Michael Bazzi in the town of Tilkepe, located in northern Iraq. Tilkepe is at a similar latitude to Carmel Valley in Central California, and just as beautiful and rural. Professor Bazzi uses empirical data to describe the town, culture, customs, health care and
This booklet answers questions that many people may have about their new Chaldean neighbors since the Chaldean diaspora from Iraq. Father Michael Bazzi shares that the heritage of Chaldeans are Christian, not Muslim, even though they are from Iraq. He also explains that how as Catholic Christians from the East they
By: Fr. Michael J. Bazzi Cover: Hardback Language: Arabic, Aramaic, English Summary: In this trilingual sequel to his earlier book, Tilkepe: Present and Past, Fr. Bazzi shares what village life was like for the inhabitants of the northern Iraqi village of Tilkepe during the latter half of the twentieth century.
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