Learning objectives
The course does not require any knowledge of the Romanian language. Its primary aim is to provide students with an elementary knowledge of this language, which could be particularly useful for those interested in studying in Romania within the framework of European Union programs. The course aims to provide the student with:
- awareness of the historical and linguistic-cultural context of a romance language in the Balkans
- the acquisition of an elementary training and linguistic competence of the Romanian language written and spoken at A1 / A2 level.
During the course the student learns:
- to apply their knowledge in everyday communication.
- to use the basic morphosyntactic structures of the Romanian language.
- broaden the study of basic vocabulary.
- expand the ability to understand the written text.
With the occasion of the fact that Timisoara will be the European city of culture for 2021, interested parties are offered the opportunity to organize (perhaps even in the form of an internship) some public event aimed at making it better known in Parma.
Prerequisites
A basic linguistic formation as LT is required.
Considering the specifics of the course, and the fact that it is not compulsory in any way, once chosen attendance is strongly recommended.
Course unit content
The course is divided into strands that intersect with each other. The first presents the system of the modern language (with some minimal forays into aspects of a diachronic nature), also aiming at the acquisition of basic oral communication skills. But again, also through the commented reading of texts or watching videos, we will be confronted with the historical-sociological and cultural aspects of the country. We then propose reading with linguistic commentary of some easy texts and a series of elementary conversation exercises.
Full programme
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Bibliography
D. Astori, a cura di, P. Ilieşu, Petru Ilieşu e la sua Romania a 30 anni dalla Rivoluzione. Quattro momenti, Athenauem, Parma 2019. More articles will be put at disposal during the course at the page Elly.
A Romanian manual is being prepared: information will be given as soon as possible.
Teaching methods
frontal lessons.
Assessment methods and criteria
Verification is carried out with a single exam at the end of the course. The exam is oral and focuses on the reading and linguistic commentary of a fragment of text, even not previously examined in class, from which to start asking more specific questions about Romanian. For the comprehension test the teacher uses material used during the course. The exam aims to verify the student's theoretical knowledge, as well as the conversation on topics covered during the lessons.
Other information
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2030 agenda goals for sustainable development
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