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The entry-level competence for this course is B1 (CEFR) and the course will further improve upon this level. The course is a follow up of Practical Course of Turkish IV. This 13-week course is tailored for students who have a solid grasp of Turkish fundamentals and are ready to take their language skills to the next level. Through a diverse selection of reading, listening, speaking, and grammar activities, students will strengthen their ability to communicate effectively in several contexts.
The course will make use of the textbook Yeni Hitit: Yabancılar için Türkçe – Orta B1-B2. And will be enhanced by materials of the lecturer. Poslední úprava: Kotalová Karolína, Bc. (19.09.2023)
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The successful completion of this course is conditioned by acquiring sufficient number of points (at least 66%+ of the maximum number). The points can be acquired from following: Attendance/Participation: 10b Presentations: max.40b (20b presentation #1 + 20b presentation #2) Students are expected to prepare two presentations by using audio visual materials. Presentation topics must be approved by the instructor beforehand and to be presented on the announced date. Final exam: The final exam will consist of two separate modules. 50b (25 written exam + 25 oral exam) – combination of following: 1) Linguistic competence (expression of ideas, translation, usage of grammar) 2) Knowledge-based grammar test – there will be a list of questions concerning Turkish grammar at the end of the semester (e.g. how does a specific construction work, illustration of specific grammar on examples, formal paradigmes, explanation of the usage of a morpheme, ...) Poslední úprava: Kotalová Karolína, Bc. (19.09.2023)
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Textbook: Uzun, N. Engin (Ed. ), 2010. Yeni Hitit Yabancılar İçin Türkçe-Temel A1-A2 (Ders Kitabı, Öğretmen Kitabı, Çalışma Kitabı). Ankara: Ankara Üniversitesi Basımevi.
Secondary literature: Ersen-Rasch, M., 2001. Turkische Grammatik: Für Anfanger und Forgeschrittene. Max Hueber. Göksel, A. & Kerslake, C., 2005. Turkish: A Comprehensive Grammar. London and New York: Routledge. Ketrez, F. N., 2012. A Student Grammar of Turkish. Cambridge: CUP. Kučera, P., 2014. Podrobná gramatika turečtiny. Brno: Lingea. Lewis, G., 1967. Turkish Grammar. Oxford: Oxford Univesity Press.
Dictionary: Avery, R., Bezmez, S., (eds.), 2001. Redhouse Sözlüğü: İngilizce – Türkçe. Istanbul: Redhouse Yayınları. Laně, T., 2012. Turecko-český, česko-turecký slovník. Brno: Lingea. Poslední úprava: Kaas Filip, Mgr. (24.08.2021)
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1. week 2. 10. 2023 Engaging in casual conversations, discussing daily routines. Review of verb tenses, introducing compound sentences. 2. week 9. 10. 2023 Simple interviews, podcasts, and radio broadcasts. Expressing viewpoints on social issues, engaging in group debates. 3. week 16. 10. 2023 Sharing personal experiences, storytelling, recounting events. Narrated stories, TED Talks, and vlogs. 4. week 23. 10. 2023 News articles, opinion pieces, and editorials. Describing cultural practices, discussing traditions, comparing customs. 5. week 30. 10. 2023 Dialogues in everyday scenarios, problem-solving discussions. Complex sentence structures, participles, expressing cause and effect. 6. week 6. 11. 2023 Presentation #1 7. week 13. 11. 2023 Short stories, dialogues, and descriptive texts. Conditional sentences (real and unreal), indirect questions. 8. week 20. 11. 2023 Debating current issues, summarizing news, expressing opinions. Modal verbs (ability, necessity, permission), imperative mood. 9. week 27. 11. 2023 Social issue articles, discussions on society and relationships.. Introducing relative clauses, expressing comparison. 10. week 4. 12. 2023 Passive voice, reported speech, advanced conjunctions. Personal narratives & travel experiences. 11. week 11. 12. 2023 Practical texts, instructions, and advice columns. Comprehensive review of grammar concepts and vocabulary. 12. week 18. 12. 2023 Presentation #2 13. week 8.1. 2024 Final Exam (Written & Oral) Poslední úprava: Kotalová Karolína, Bc. (19.09.2023)
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