Build a glossary of the Arabic terms in your text
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For working through a text in translation or a mixed-language syllabus. Produces a study glossary of the technical vocabulary as that particular text uses it, which is usually the thing that makes a difficult work suddenly readable.
From my uploaded sources, build a glossary of the technical Arabic terms they use. For each term: - Arabic script - Transliteration - The sense it carries in this text specifically, not a general dictionary sense - The passage where it is first used or defined, with location - Related terms it should be studied alongside, and terms it is easily confused with Order the glossary by how central the term is to the argument of the text, not alphabetically — I want to know which twenty terms to learn first. Mark any term my sources use inconsistently.
Cómo usarlo
- 1Abre tu cuaderno en notebooklm.google.com.
- 2Reemplaza las partes [entre corchetes] con tus datos.
- 3Pega el prompt en el cuadro de chat y envíalo.
Los corchetes marcan las partes que debes reemplazar con tu tema o pregunta.
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