Spring 2027

Third Semester Ukrainian

Third Semester Ukrainian continues study of the Ukrainian language and culture, developing reading, writing, listening, and speaking skills.

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Summary

What you’ll be able to do

  • Read and write intermediate level texts in Ukrainian.

  • Initiate, sustain and close a conversation in Ukrainian, on a variety of everyday topics.

  • Successfully apply Ukrainian grammatical rules; recognize how the grammar of the language contributes to the clarity of written and spoken communication.

  • Recognize a variety of aspects of the Ukrainian language and Ukrainian culture in general.

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SLAVIC 106

SLAVIC 211

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Continue study of the Ukrainian language and culture. Further develop Ukrainian language skills in the four main areas: reading, writing, listening, and speaking. Expand understanding of Ukrainian grammar and syntax, improve pronunciation and fluency, and learn to communicate more confidently in everyday and academic situations. Special attention will be given to developing conversational skills, working with longer texts, and expressing opinions and arguments in Ukrainian.

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Topics

  • Ukrainian grammar, syntax, pronunciation, and fluency in everyday and academic contexts.
  • Conversational skills, working with longer texts, and expressing opinions and arguments in Ukrainian.
  • Aspects of the Ukrainian language and Ukrainian culture.

Skills

  • Reading, writing, listening, and speaking in Ukrainian; initiating, sustaining, and closing conversations on everyday topics.
  • Applying Ukrainian grammatical rules and recognizing how grammar contributes to the clarity of written and spoken communication.
  • Expanding understanding of Ukrainian grammar and syntax, improving pronunciation and fluency, and communicating confidently in everyday and academic situations.

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