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    Serbian 2012

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    This document contains summaries of two Serbian language courses for foreign learners - Serbian Language Level 1 (A1) and Serbian Language Level 2 (A2). The Level 1 course is for beginners and aims to present basic conversational Serbian, teach simple reading skills, and introduce students to Serbian phonetics. Upon completing the course, students will be able to communicate on everyday topics and write semi-formal letters. Both courses involve 90 hours of lectures/seminars and 70 hours of independent work over the semester for a total of 160 academic hours. Students are evaluated based on midterm, final exams, and other class work, which make up 20%, 30%, and 50% of the final grade respectively.

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    This document contains summaries of two Serbian language courses for foreign learners - Serbian Language Level 1 (A1) and Serbian Language Level 2 (A2). The Level 1 course is for beginners and aims to present basic conversational Serbian, teach simple reading skills, and introduce students to Serbian phonetics. Upon completing the course, students will be able to communicate on everyday topics and write semi-formal letters. Both courses involve 90 hours of lectures/seminars and 70 hours of independent work over the semester for a total of 160 academic hours. Students are evaluated based on midterm, final exams, and other class work, which make up 20%, 30%, and 50% of the final grade respectively.

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    This document contains summaries of two Serbian language courses for foreign learners - Serbian Language Level 1 (A1) and Serbian Language Level 2 (A2). The Level 1 course is for beginners and aims to present basic conversational Serbian, teach simple reading skills, and introduce students to Serbian phonetics. Upon completing the course, students will be able to communicate on everyday topics and write semi-formal letters. Both courses involve 90 hours of lectures/seminars and 70 hours of independent work over the semester for a total of 160 academic hours. Students are evaluated based on midterm, final exams, and other class work, which make up 20%, 30%, and 50% of the final grade respectively.

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    Serbian 2012

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    This document contains summaries of two Serbian language courses for foreign learners - Serbian Language Level 1 (A1) and Serbian Language Level 2 (A2). The Level 1 course is for beginners and aims to present basic conversational Serbian, teach simple reading skills, and introduce students to Serbian phonetics. Upon completing the course, students will be able to communicate on everyday topics and write semi-formal letters. Both courses involve 90 hours of lectures/seminars and 70 hours of independent work over the semester for a total of 160 academic hours. Students are evaluated based on midterm, final exams, and other class work, which make up 20%, 30%, and 50% of the final grade respectively.

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    SERBIAN LANGUAGE, LEVEL 1 (A1)

    Short course annotation


    This course for beginners is based on communicative language teaching
    methodology and has the following purposes: to present the basic level of
    the Serbian conversational language; to exercise practical Serbian language
    on the basic level; to present phonetical and phonological system of the
    Serbian language. The students will acquire the basics of conversational
    Serbian, will be able to read simple texts and use language in everyday
    communication. It also introduces the students to the main features of the
    phonetic and phonological system of the Serbian language. After completing
    the course the students will be able to understand conversational Serbian
    language, communicate on everyday topics, describe themselves and their
    environment and write a semi-formal letter

    Distribution of workload for students (contact and independent work in hours)


    Lectures and seminars 90 academic hours (60 contact hours and 30 hours in the virtual teaching environment).
    Independent work 70 academic hours. In total 160 academic hours.

    Structure of cumulative score and value of its constituent parts


    Midterm exam - 20 %, final exam - 30%, other oral and written work during the semester - 50 % of the final mark.

    Recommended reference materials


    1. Bjelakovi, I., Vojnovi, J. Naucimo Srpski 1 = Let's
    learn Serbian 1. Udbenik. 2010.
    2. Bjelakovi, I., Vojnovi, J. Naucimo Srpski 1 = Let's
    learn Serbian 1. Radna sveska. (Drugo izdanje).
    2010.
    3. ori, B. Srpski za strance =: Serbian for
    foreigners.2008.
    4. ivani, L., Selimovi-Momilovi, M., Ota, N.
    Srpski jezik za strance. 2007.

    SERBIAN LANGUAGE, LEVEL 2 (A2)


    Short course annotation
    This course presents a follow-up programme of the previous elementary level
    Serbian course and helps the learners develop their Serbian language
    competence at pre-intermediate level (A2). Based on communicative
    methodology and a skill-oriented approach, the course aims to present the
    learners with the Serbian language system, improving phonological,
    orthographical, grammatical and lexical competencies and developing speaking,
    listening, writing and reading skills of the relevant level. The form of studies
    includes lectures, seminars, self-study tasks and work in SANAKO lab and in
    virtual MOODLE environment (on-line work, synchronous and asynchronous
    conversations and discussion forums, interactive tests and exercises).

    Distribution of workload for students (contact and independent work in hours)


    Lectures and seminars 90 academic hours (60 contact hours and 30 hours in the virtual teaching environment).
    Independent work 70 academic hours. In total 160 academic hours.

    Structure of cumulative score and value of its constituent parts


    Midterm exam - 20 %, final exam - 30%, other oral and written work during the semester - 50 % of the final mark.

    Recommended reference materials


    5. Bjelakovi, I., Vojnovi, J. Naucimo Srpski 2 = Let's
    learn Serbian 2. Udbenik. 2010.
    6. Bjelakovi, I., Vojnovi, J. Naucimo Srpski 2 = Let's
    learn Serbian 2. Radna sveska. (Drugo izdanje).
    2010.
    7. ori, B. Srpski za strance =: Serbian for
    foreigners.2008.
    8. ivani, L., Selimovi-Momilovi, M., Ota, N.
    Srpski jezik za strance. 2007.

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