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  • Genel

    The Romanian language course is conceived, first of all, in order to acquire the language from a communication aspect, proposing not only the acquisition of the fundamental structures of the Romanian language, but also their application in the current conversation. The aim is to develop the language skills established by the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages, namely: comprehension of spoken language, oral expression, comprehension of written language, writing a text, interaction in conversation.

    The topics that are approached in mastering the vocabulary refer to the Romanian civilization, society, culture, literature, Romanian history, Romanian geography, Turkish-Romanian relations and influences, Romanian language and linguistics.

    Romanian language courses are organized by learning units, each one presenting grammar, vocabulary, language acts, oral comprehension, written, oral expression, written and conversation activities.

    The practical introductory course in the study of the Romanian language familiarizes students with the Romanian language system from a functional perspective, based on phonetics and grammar lessons, activities and practical applications. The grammar elements are integrated in dialogued texts and in conversations with topics from everyday life, for the consolidation of the learned structures and for the development of fluency in communication.

    The direct method is used in teaching the Romanian language, which means limiting to the maximum the use of any contact language and the use of the Romanian language in teaching from the first day of the course. Interactive courses are organized, in which all communication skills are practiced in turn: comprehension after listening and comprehension after reading, oral and written expression, without neglecting grammar and vocabulary.

    The Romanian language courses organized within the University of Ankara provide a general framework that offers students the opportunity to communicate in Romanian to carry out their activity later, in a Romanian environment, addressing general topics in lessons focused on the needs expressed by students, lessons focused on speech and on the development of communication skills to ensure clarity and fluency in expression in Romanian, both in general contexts and in contexts of specialized language.

  • Ist WEEK

    The alphabet.

    Vocabulary: Greetings. Personal information (name).

    Grammar: Personal pronoun. The verb “to be”.

    Listening: Introductory dialogue – fill in the form with specific information.

    Speech: How we present ourselves.

    Reading: Personal presentation.

    Writing: Personal presentation.

  • IInd WEEK

    Vocabulary: Personal data (name, nationality). Continents, countries, cities. Days, months, seasons. The weather. Classroom objects.

    Grammar: Adverbs of place. Negative pronouns. Prepositions with Accusative: on, in etc. Indefinite article. Conjunctions.

    Listening: Phone call - thanks and apologies.

    Writing: Room / office description.

  • IIIrd WEEK

    Vocabulary: Personal information: age, address, profession, nationality. Orientation, directions, places, address.

    Grammar: The verb "a avea". Noun with indefinite / definite article. The cardinal numeral.

    Listening: Identifying specific information.

    Reading: Personal description.

    Writing: Personal documents. Registration form. Description of the person.

  • IVth WEEK

    Vocabulary: Personal information: age, address, profession, nationality. Shopping. Expression of time - time limits, hour.

    Grammar: The cardinal numeral. Prepositions. Adverb.

    Speech: Dialogue - shopping. Choosing a gift. Going out in the city: Where? When? By?

  • Vth WEEK

    Vocabulary: Home. Colours. Furniture. Rooms. Geographical locations.

    Grammar: The plural of the noun. Interrogative pronouns. The cardinal numeral. The indefinite plural article. The adjective. The pronoun / adjective demonstrative of distance. Adverbs of time. Conjunctions

    Listening: Telephone conversation - fill in with specific information.

    Speech: Dialogue - apartment for rent.

  • VIth WEEK

    Vocabulary: Furniture items. How we live: homes.

    Grammar: The plural of the noun. Interrogative pronouns. The cardinal numeral. The indefinite plural article. The adjective. The pronoun / adjective demonstrative of distance. Adverbs of time. Conjunctions.

    Reading: Announcements - renting an apartment.

    Writing: The announcement - renting an apartment.

  • VIIth WEEK

    Vocabulary: Leisure activities. Approximation of the time. Weekend. Hobbies: winter and summer sports. Passions. Housework: at home, in the garden.

    Grammar: Verb - present indicative (verbs in -a). Reflexive pronouns in accusative and dative. The negative pronominal adjective. Adverbs of time. Conjunctions.

    Listening: People and activities.

    Speech: Interview - daily activities.

    Reading: Agenda of the day.

  • VIIIth WEEK

    Vocabulary: Leisure activities. Approximation of the time. Weekend. Hobbies: winter and summer sports. Passions. Housework: at home, in the garden.

    Grammar: The verb - present indicative (verbs in -i and -î). Reflexive pronouns in accusative and dative.The negative pronominal adjective. Adverbs of time. Conjunctions.

    Speech: Invitation to the cinema.

    Reading: Agenda of the day.

    Writing: Holiday agenda.

  • IXth WEEK

    Vocabulary: Food and drink. Kitchen items. Where do we buy? Where do we eat? At the market. At the supermarket. Invitation to dinner. The guests are coming. We set the table. Coffee break.

    Grammar: The definite article. The noun: plural. 

    Listening: Selecting information. Completion with specific information.

    Speech: Expressing opinion, agreement and disagreement. Dialogue - at the restaurant.

    Reading: Menu. Culinary habits.

    Writing: Shopping list (food). Eating habits. Recipe.

  • Xth WEEK

    Vocabulary: Food and drink. Where do we eat? 

    Grammar: Irregular verbs. The verb "a-i plăcea" (Present). Dative with proper names. Accentuated forms of dative.

    Listening: Selecting information. Completion with specific information.

    Speech: Expressing opinion, agreement and disagreement.

    Reading: Culinary habits.

    Writing: Eating habits. Recipe.

  • XIth WEEK

    Vocabulary: Holidays. Destinations. Accommodation. Travels. Means of transport. Preparations. On the road by car, on the road by train. On a trip: to the mountains, to the sea.

    Grammar: The present indicative: the verbs in -e and -ea. The future indicative. The Conditional. Frequency adverbs. Adverbs of time.

    Listening: Dialogue - holiday plans. Expressing opinions about various activities.

    Speech: Holidays destinations and means of transport. Holidays plans.

    Reading: Dialogue - holidays. The postcard.

    Writing: The postcard

  • XIIth WEEK

    Vocabulary: Holidays. Destinations. Accommodation. Travels. Means of transport. Preparations. On the road by car, on the road by train. On a trip: to the mountains, to the sea. Tourist spots. The weather.

    Grammar: Present indicative: verbs in -e and -ea. The future Indicative. The Conditional. Frequency adverbs. Adverbs of time.

    Listening: Dialogue - holiday plans. Expressing opinions about various activities.

    Speech: Holidays destinations and means of transport. Holidays plans.

    Reading: Dialogue - holidays. The advertisement.

    Writing: The postcard.

  • XIIIth WEEK

    Vocabulary: Daily schedule.

    Grammar: Verb: reflexive voice. The reflexive pronoun in the accusative. Iterative adverbs. Durative adverbs. Time connectors.

    Listening: The occasional conversation.

    Reading: Description of the daily program.

    Writing: The letter.

  • XIVth WEEK

    Vocabulary: Daily schedule. Personal hygiene.

    Grammar: Verb - reflexive voice. The reflexive pronoun in the accusative. Iterative adverbs. Durative adverbs. Time connectors. Present indicative (recapitulation of the 4 conjugations).

    Listening: The occasional conversation.

    Speech: Role play: What are you doing with ...? Who needs…?

    Reading: Description of the daily program.

    Writing: Agenda. The daily schedule.