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May 10, 2025
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2020-2021 Catalog [PREVIOUS CATALOG YEAR]
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RUS 132 - Conversational Russian II Description: Development of speaking and listening skills in Russian at the novice level. Culture of the Russian-speaking world.
Prerequisites: RUS 131 .
Credits: 3 Lecture: 3 Course Content:
- The Cyrillic alphabet
- Expressing likes and dislikes
- Basic vocabulary and descriptions
- Narrations of basic daily routines
- Comparisons
- Superlatives
- Basic narrations in major Russian time frames
- Phonetic, stress, and pronunciation systems in Russian
- Russian-speaking culture
- Formulaic expressions and basic structures in specific traveling situations
Learning Outcomes:
- Express basic likes and dislikes. (2)
- Describe objects, places, people, activities and states utilizing basic vocabulary. (3)
- Narrate daily routine activities. (4)
- Compare objects, places, people, their qualities and their activities. (5)
- Identify and express superlatives such as "best" and "worst" when considering objects, places, people, their qualities and their activities. (6)
- Narrate in the major Russian time frames utilizing basic Russian grammar structures. (7, 8)
- Apply Russian phonetic, stress, and pronunciation systems when using basic oral expressions and narrations and when reading basic Russian texts. (8)
- Recite and use the Russian alphabet. (1,8)
- Identify basic components of the Russian-speaking culture, such as foods, customs, music, dance, arts and history. (9)
- Utilize basic formulaic expressions, travel vocabulary and grammar. (10)
Required Assessment: Oral proficiency examinations/exercises.
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