Third Semester Turkish

Third Semester Turkish develops intermediate proficiency in listening, reading, writing, and speaking, emphasizing language for travel or living in Turkey and improving understanding of Turkish society and culture.

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What you’ll be able to do

  • Understand and employ Turkish language at an intermediate level, mastering elements of grammar essential to effective communication in Turkish

  • Demonstrate cultural knowledge, especially in relation to professional situations

  • Develop reading skills and speed, with expanded vocabulary and the ability to draw meaningful conclusions from text

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GNS 340

GNS 439 used by

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Continues the study of the Turkish language, focusing on four language skills--listening, reading, writing, and speaking--in order to develop proficiency at the intermediate level. Improve communication in Turkish. Instruction will emphasize the language that is relevant to situations that students are likely to encounter if they travel to or live in Turkey. The secondary goal of the course is to improve students' understanding of Turkish society and culture.

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Topics

  • Four core language skills: listening, reading, writing, and speaking.
  • Turkish grammar essential to effective communication.
  • Language relevant to situations encountered when traveling to or living in Turkey.
  • Turkish society and culture.

Skills

  • Listening, reading, writing, and speaking in Turkish at an intermediate level, including grammar essential to effective communication.
  • Cultural knowledge related to professional situations and understanding of Turkish society and culture.
  • Reading skills and speed, expanded vocabulary, and drawing meaningful conclusions from text.

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