Robinson T. Paradigms and exercises in syriaс grammar. Oxford
University Press. 1962. 159 p.
Таблицы и упражнения по сирийскому языку, рекомендуема и
предпочтительна для тех, кто ранее не был знаком с семитскими
языками. В учебнике изложена грамматика, синтаксис. Основной уклон
сделан на выработку правильного произношения, для чего в словах
расставлено обильное количество диакритики. В конце книги дан
англо-сирийский словарь.
Robinson T. Paradigms and exercises in syriaс grammar
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