This course is taken in combination with Russian 107. Students focus on the essentials of Russian pronunciation with preliminary work in intonation. This course is taught by members of Moscow State University Philological Faculty and supervised by the program director. 3 credits, ND Not offered in 1999-2000. Intermediate Russian Continued four-skill development using texts and resources from a variety of sources.
Class meets four days a week.
D. Nemec Ignashev 205. In this course students will continue to develop skills of narration, listening comprehension, and writing, while exploring the issues of contemporary life and contemporary consciousness. In addition to language-acquisition texts aimed at vocabulary enhancement and activizing communicative skills we will rely on a variety of sources for reading and viewing, including the periodic press, film, and music. In this course students will develop skills and strategies for reading a variety of authentic texts. Including a full-length novel.