Title: Good addition to Aramaic Library
Product review: Yes, you should have a course ,or be self taught,in modern or biblical hebrew before tackling this or any other Aramaic grammer I've encountered. Fortunately a matching answer key book is now available.I personally spent 5 years as a part time student of biblical and modern hebrew and found this particular study sequence helpful. First I studied "An introduction to Aramaic-second edition-by Frederick Greenspahn" (available from Amazon)using this book as a companion/advanced study tool. Greenspahn's book seemed more accessalble and user friendly but this book has important classical lessons and info. I would not want to be without. As a side note I wish someone would put out a book for the study of the Aramaic of the Zohar which has nuances and vocabulary beyond the 33 some verses in the bible written in Aramaic.
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