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RUSS-012 Intensive First-Level Russian II
Olbrich, Tatiana
A continuation of RUSS-011 for students who have taken that course at Georgetown or who have the equivalent preparation. The course meets six hours per week with two professors. Emphasis on standard Moscow pronunciation and intonation through extensive work with on-line audio materials and in-class videos; comprehension and practice of everyday spoken Russian as used in different social situations. Continued fundamentals of Russian grammar and acquisition of basic vocabulary.
Credits: 6
Prerequisites: RUSS-011 or equivalent

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RUSS-012-01 Intensive First-Level Russian II
Faculty:
  • Fedorova, Lioudmila
    • A continuation of RUSS-011 for students who have taken that course at Georgetown or who have the equivalent preparation. The course meets six hours per week with two professors. Emphasis on standard Moscow pronunciation and intonation through extensive work with on-line audio materials and in-class videos; comprehension and practice of everyday spoken Russian as used in different social situations. Continued fundamentals of Russian grammar and acquisition of basic vocabulary.
    Credits: 6
    Prerequisites: RUSS-011 or equivalent
    RUSS-012-02 Intensive First Level Russian II
    Faculty:
  • Fedorova, Lioudmila
    • A continuation of RUSS-011 for students who have taken that course at Georgetown or who have the equivalent preparation. The course meets six hours per week with two professors. Emphasis on standard Moscow pronunciation and intonation through extensive work with on-line audio materials and in-class videos; comprehension and practice of everyday spoken Russian as used in different social situations. Continued fundamentals of Russian grammar and acquisition of basic vocabulary.
    Credits: 6
    Prerequisites: RUSS-011
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