Second Semester Ukrainian
Second-semester course continuing an introduction to Ukrainian language and culture, developing beginning-to-intermediate skills in reading, writing, listening, and speaking.
Summary
What you’ll be able to do
Read and write simple texts in Ukrainian.
Initiate, sustain and close a conversation in Ukrainian, on a variety of everyday topics in everyday contexts, choosing appropriate words, tone, and expressions depending on the situation.
Successfully apply Ukrainian grammatical rules; recognize how the grammar of the language contributes to the clarity of written and spoken communication.
Recognize selected aspects of Ukrainian history and Ukrainian culture.
Source: UW Guide
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the class
A continued introduction to the Ukrainian language and culture. Learn beginning to intermediate Ukrainian language skills in the four main skills reading, writing, listening, and speaking. Learn about regional particularities, when to use formal/informal language, and what colloquialisms Ukrainians like to use in everyday conversations. Learn the language in the larger context of Ukrainian culture and acquire valuable cultural competence.
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Topics
- Regional particularities, formality, and colloquialisms
- Selected aspects of Ukrainian history and culture
Skills
- Reading and writing simple texts in Ukrainian
- Conversing in Ukrainian on everyday topics with appropriate tone and expression
- Applying Ukrainian grammatical rules for clear communication
- Understanding regional particularities, formality levels, and colloquialisms
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