First Semester Slavic Language for Graduate Students
First-semester introductory Slavic language course for graduate students focusing on novice-level speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills.
Summary
Lectures are small, with a median of 1 enrolled students in the recorded sections.
What you’ll be able to do
Read and write in the Slavic language at a Novice level: be able to read the alphabet in print and cursive, read simple signs and announcements, and short informational texts.
Speak and understand the Slavic language at a Novice level: be able to introduce yourself and talk about your daily activities, including study, family, hobbies, and likes and dislikes.
Understand basic greetings and announcements in the Slavic language.
Carry out basic everyday interactions in the Slavic language, such as straightforward purchases and requests.
Describe in English aspects of everyday life and culture in the countries that speak the Slavic language, such as geography, housing, and education.
Articulate their research and professional goals related to learning the Slavic language.
Demonstrate developing knowledge of research-relevant vocabulary by creating a vocabulary list of words, phrases, terms relevant to their research.
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the class
Introduction to Slavic languages, focusing on speaking, listening, reading and writing in each language.
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Topics
- Slavic alphabet (print and cursive), simple signs, announcements, and short informational texts.
- Self-introduction and daily activities including study, family, hobbies, and preferences.
- Basic everyday interactions such as straightforward purchases and requests.
- Everyday life and culture in Slavic-speaking countries, including geography, housing, and education.
- Research-relevant vocabulary building through vocabulary lists.
Skills
- Speaking, listening, reading, and writing in a Slavic language at a Novice level.
- Reading the alphabet in print and cursive, simple signs, announcements, and short informational texts.
- Introducing oneself and discussing daily activities such as study, family, hobbies, and preferences.
- Carrying out basic everyday interactions like straightforward purchases and requests.
- Describing in English aspects of everyday life and culture, including geography, housing, and education.
- Articulating research and professional goals related to learning the Slavic language.
- Creating a vocabulary list of research-relevant words, phrases, and terms.
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