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TURK2001 Intermediate Turkish A

Later Year Course

Offered By Centre for Arab & Islamic Studies
Academic Career Undergraduate
Course Subject Turkish
Offered in First Semester, 2009 and First Semester, 2010
Unit Value 6 units
Course Description

Intermediate Turkish A is designed for students who can already read and understand paragraphs of a fair length and also write short paragraphs in present, past and future tenses using gerunds. The course will further cover the use of verb active, auxiliary verbs, participles, indirect speech, causative gerunds, and gerunds of time. Due to the nature of Turkish language the use of relevant suffixes with the verbs will be explained within sentences. The course will include comprehensive reading passages of a fair length.

Indicative Assessment

Attendance and Class Participation - 20%; Assignments - 30%; Final Examination (including oral component) - 50%

Workload

Four hours of lectures per week (may include language laboratory session). Students will be required to spend one additional hour in the language laboratory doing self study.

Areas of Interest Asian Languages
Requisite Statement

Elementary Turkish B

Prescribed Texts

Tömer HITIT: Yabancılar icin Türkçe 2 & 3, Ankara: Ankara University Press, 2002

Additional Sources:
G. L. Lewis, Teach yourself Turkish, The English University Press, London 1968
N. A. McQuown & S. Koylan, Spoken Turkish: Book 1 (1972), Book 2 (1981), and a set of six cassettes
G. L. Lewis, Turkish Grammar, 2nd edition, 2000

Majors/Specialisations Turkish
Academic Contact Dr M. Mehdi Ilhan

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