Second Semester Slavic Language for Graduate Students
Second-semester Slavic language course for graduate students focusing on speaking, listening, reading, and writing, with an introduction to the culture.
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What you’ll be able to do
Use expanded vocabulary in the target language to communicate about everyday topics, including food and drink, family, weather, city life and transportation, travel, leisure activities, health, and daily needs.
Understand and apply foundational grammatical concepts in the target language such as gender, number, verb conjugation, and verbal aspect across listening, speaking, reading, and writing.
Participate in simple Conversations by asking and answering questions and exchanging information in everyday situations.
Express basic temporal relationships and routines, including time on the clock, dates and years, parts of the day, seasons, and habitual or planned actions.
Demonstrate familiarity with cultural practices and conventions in communities that speak the target language as presented in course texts and media.
Articulate their research and professional goals related to learning the target language to the instructor in order to begin planning to pursue those goals.
Describe knowledge of an aspect of the target culture relevant to graduate-level research.
Produce developing knowledge of research-relevant vocabulary
Develop familiarity with citation conventions in the target language.
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Introduction to Slavic languages, focusing on speaking, listening, reading and writing in each language, with an introduction to the culture.
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Topics
- Slavic languages and culture
- Foundational grammatical concepts: gender, number, verb conjugation, and verbal aspect
- Everyday topics: food and drink, family, weather, city life, transportation, travel, leisure, health, and daily needs
Skills
- Speaking, listening, reading, and writing in Slavic languages; applying foundational grammatical concepts like gender, number, verb conjugation, and verbal aspect.
- Using expanded vocabulary to communicate about everyday topics such as food, family, weather, and travel.
- Demonstrating familiarity with cultural practices and conventions in Slavic-speaking communities.
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