Spring 2027

Fifth Semester Summer Asian Language

Fifth Semester Summer Asian Language develops advanced proficiency in listening, speaking, reading, and writing using communicative approaches.

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Summary

What you’ll be able to do

  • Develop a functional vocabulary of approx. 3,000 words and phrases.

  • Indulge in somewhat complex conversations, text analyses, and discussions on a range of topics in target language.

  • Indulge in situations posing problems and be able to handle it by engaging in negotiations to solve the problem at hand.

  • Write essays, letters, passages, and use the dictionaries comprehensively.

  • Present comprehensive and accurate summaries of various target language texts including movies, videos, etc.

  • Speak in target language during the class, discussions, presentations etc.

  • Listen to target language songs, news, and other programs available online and understand most of the content with accuracy.

  • Understand the core theme of a discussion and connect them to previous discussions on a related topic.

  • Read the target languge script fluently with appropriate pronunciations, grammar, spellings, punctuations, borrowed sounds and comfort level.

  • Read longer and more complex texts written in target language script, such as newspaper articles.

  • Write thoughts and feelings in a journal.

  • Write essays and join paragraphs on various familiar topics.

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Prerequisites

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Declared in South Asia Summer Language Institute, Southeast Asian Studies Summer Institute, Middle Eastern and Mediterranean Language Institute, or Central Eurasian Studies Summer Institute

    • Declared in South Asia Summer Language Institute
    • Southeast Asian Studies Summer Institute
    • Middle Eastern and Mediterranean Language Institute
    • Central Eurasian Studies Summer Institute
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ASIALANG 517

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  • Any of
    • Declared in South Asia Summer Language Institute
    • Southeast Asian Studies Summer Institute
    • Middle Eastern and Mediterranean Language Institute
    • Central Eurasian Studies Summer Institute

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Proficiency at the advanced level in listening, speaking, reading, and writing, using communicative approaches.

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Topics

  • Advanced listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills.
  • Functional vocabulary development of approximately 3,000 words and phrases.
  • Complex conversations, text analyses, and discussions on a range of topics.
  • Problem-solving situations and negotiations.
  • Writing essays, letters, passages, and dictionary usage.
  • Summarizing target language texts, movies, and videos.
  • Listening comprehension of songs, news, and online programs.
  • Fluent reading of script, pronunciation, grammar, spelling, and complex texts like newspaper articles.

Skills

  • Advanced listening, speaking, reading, and writing proficiency using communicative approaches.
  • Developing a functional vocabulary of approximately 3,000 words and phrases.
  • Engaging in complex conversations, text analyses, and discussions on a range of topics.
  • Handling problem situations through negotiation in the target language.
  • Writing essays, letters, passages, and journals; using dictionaries comprehensively.
  • Presenting comprehensive and accurate summaries of target language texts, including movies and videos.
  • Listening to and understanding target language songs, news, and online programs.
  • Reading target language script fluently and interpreting longer, complex texts like newspaper articles.

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Dataset & model

Recorded 2026-10-14

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