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Second Foreign Language I

Faculty \ Department
Foreign Languages \ Department of Foreign Languages
Course Credit
ECTS Credit
Course Type
Instructional Language
3
5
Compulsory
English
Prerequisites
-
Programs that can take the course
All Programs
Course Description
This course is a course that brings students to A1 level in a second foreign language by focusing on four basic language skills and vocabulary.
Textbook and / or References
STUDIO D A1 (ALM), ESPRESSO 1 (ITA),TENDANCES A1 (FRA), DEVELOPING CHINESE 1 (CIN), SİLSİLETUL LİSAN 1(ARP), TRY START NIHONGO HAJIMEMASHOU (JAP), NUEVO PRISMA A1(İSP), Дорога В Россию 1
Course Objectives
This course aims to help students who are just starting to learn a foreign language to develop basic communication skills. Students can understand words and expressions frequently used in daily life, express themselves at a basic level, read and understand simple texts, and create short written texts. At the same time, students are encouraged to learn basic grammar rules and construct simple sentences.
Course Outcomes
1. Listening: Students can understand basic expressions and frequently encountered words used in daily conversations.
2. Speaking: Students can introduce themselves, ask and answer simple questions.
3. Reading: Students can understand short and simple texts (e.g. brochures, advertisements, short e-mails).
4. Writing: Students can write short personal notes (for example, a self-introduction text).
5. Vocabulary: Students can learn frequently used words and basic verbs in daily life.
6. Grammar: Students can use simple sentence structures, pronouns, present tense and basic verb conjugations.
Tentative Course Plan
Week 1: Self-introduction, greetings, numbers
Week 2: Family members, relationships, professions
Week 3: Daily activities, days of the week, use of prepositions
Week 4: House rooms, furniture
Week 5: Shopping, asking prices
Week 6: Food, drink, restaurant, reading the menu, ordering
Week 7: Directions, public transportation, developing questioning patterns
Week 8: Weather, seasons
Week 9: Clocks, daily routine
Week 10: Hobbies, leisure activities
Week 11: Events, invitations
Week 12: General review and evaluation
Tentative Assesment Methods
• Midterm Exam 40%
• Final 50%
• Quiz 10%
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