Sixth Semester Central Eurasian Language

Sixth-semester course introducing advanced communication skills in Tajik, Uyghur, or Uzbek for colloquial to professional contexts.

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What you’ll be able to do

  • Comprehend and employ Tajik, Uyghur, or Uzbek language at an advanced level, possessing the ability to speak and write in modes from colloquial to professional.

  • Analyze and interpret texts with sound application of Tajik, Uyghur, or Uzbek language and cultural awareness

  • Evaluate and explain complex views and issues, using knowledge and perspective grounded in cultural competency

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Declared in Central Eurasian Studies Summer Institute

  • Declared in Central Eurasian Studies Summer Institute
GNS 552

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  • Declared in Central Eurasian Studies Summer Institute

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Introduces advanced-level communication skills in Central Eurasian languages in varying settings. Students will learn a wide range of vocabulary, grammar structure and pragmatic usage in situated dialogues. They will improve four language skills (listening, speaking, reading and writing) and pragmatic competence through interactive and meaningful in-class activities and after-class assignments.

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Topics

  • Advanced Central Eurasian languages (Tajik, Uyghur, Uzbek)
  • Vocabulary, grammar structure, and pragmatic usage
  • Text analysis and interpretation with cultural awareness
  • Evaluating complex views and issues through cultural competency

Skills

  • Advanced communication skills in Tajik, Uyghur, or Uzbek, including speaking and writing from colloquial to professional modes.
  • Vocabulary, grammar structure, and pragmatic usage in situated dialogues.
  • Analyzing and interpreting texts with cultural awareness.
  • Evaluating and explaining complex views and issues grounded in cultural competency.

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