The course aims at a linguistic preparation that, in relation to communicative competence, reaches level A2 (preliminary)
The course aims at a linguistic preparation that, with regards to communicative competence, allows the student to have a more secure command of the language in a wide range of situations
The course aims at a linguistic preparation that, with regards to communicative competence, reaches the A2 level (preliminary), to allow the student: a) to have a more secure command of the language in a wide range of situations; b) to discuss interactively on practical issues expressing the personal point of view, their agreement or disagreement; c) to describe experiences and events experienced as well as future projects, succinctly justifying the reasons; d) to produce a simple text concerning the family environment or the sphere of particular interests.
Lectures, collective exercises, listening and understanding of audiovisual supports. Reading exercises, dictations
Communicative and grammatical competence.Theoretical module (grammar): completion of the concepts concerning the declension of nouns, adjectives and personal pronouns; the formation and correct use of imperfect and perfective verbs (prefixation), as well as their conjugation to the past and the future; the comparison of adjectives and adverbs.
A.Janowska & M.Pastuchowa, "Dzien' dobry", ed. (Buongiorno), ed.Slask, Katowice 2008 e succ., voll. 1+2 ; M.Foland-Kugler, "Grammatica essenziale della lingua polacca", Varsavia 2006; further material will be handed by the teacher
Ricevimento: Office hours for students Prof Quercioli (to be confirmed before classes start) Tuesday 17.30-18.30 Thursday 12.00-13.00 please, however, contact the teacher by email in advance to fix the meeting Office hours for students Dr. Kowalcze: Monday 12-13.
Ricevimento: Monday, 12-13
POLISH LANGUAGE II
Three assessments during the year. The final exam will consist in a dictation exercise, in a written text and in an oral examination
At the end of the second year the student should be able to understand and comment in Polish a short piece of intermediate difficulty. He will show a good familiarity with some of the more complex aspects of the Polish language, being able, for example, to recognize the difference between the perfective and imperfective form of the verb and to explaining its meanings. He will be able to provide a description, in Polish, of an event or a person.
Attendance highly recommended
