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Let’s Learn Russian! NCVPS Russian I Course Week 6 Image courtesy of cescassawin at FreeDigitalPhotos.net Image courtesy of Matt Banks at FreeDigitalPhotos.net

Warming Up. Everyday Phrases Review. Привет !Hi ! Здравствуйте ! / Здравствуй ! Hello! Доброе утро ! Good morning! Добрый день ! Good afternoon! Добрый вечер ! Good evening! Меня зовут...My name is... Как тебя зовут ? (informal)?/ Как вас зовут ? (formal)What is your name? Я Иван I am Ivan Приятно познакомиться ! Nice to meet you! Мне тоже !Me too! Ты откуда ? (informal)/ Вы откуда ? (formal) Where are you from? Я из Америки I am from America. Как дела ?How are you? Как поживаешь ( поживаете )? How are you doing? Хорошо / Плохо / Нормально Good / bad /fine Что нового ?What’s new? Ничего Nothing Спасибо Thank you Пожалуйста Please/you are welcome Image courtesy of iosphere at FreeDigitalPhotos.net

Everyday Phrases II Review. 1.Ты откуда ? Where are you from? 2.Из какого ты штата ?What state are you from? 3.Я из Северной Каролины I am from North Carolina 4.Какая Северная Каролина ? What is North Carolina like? 5.Северная Каролина очень красивая. North Carolina is very beautiful. 6.Что у вас есть в Северной Каролине ? What do you have in North Carolina? 7.У нас есть леса, озера, реки, горы и океан - We have forests, lakes, rivers, mountains and the ocean. 8.Я из России I am from Russia 9.Какая Россия ?What is Russia like? 10.Россия тоже очень красивая Russia is also very beautiful. 11.Что есть у вас в России ? What do you have in Russia? Image from

School. New Vocabulary. Школа (School) Лицей (Lyceum) Гимназия (Gymnasium, classical school) (after these three establishments you get high school education) Image from

Училище (college) Колледж (college) (after these two establishments you get an Associate’s degree or a Bachelor’s degree) Image from

Институт (institute) Университет (University) Академия (Academy) (after these three establishments you get a Bachelor’s degree or a Master’s degree) Image from

Школьник (school boy) Image from

Школьница (school girl) Image from

Студент (Student) Студентка (female student) Image from

Учитель (teacher at school) Преподаватель (professor, University teacher) Image from

Questions “ Кто это ?” and “ Что это ?” Let’s review. Ask your classmate or coach and answer. Example: Что это ? Это лицей. Кто это ? Это студент. 1.Школа 2.Студентка 3.Университет 4.Учитель 5.Школьник Image from

Hangman Game-I Guess and spell in Russian a word (noun) which means “ Educational establishment” ___ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ Image from

Hangman Game-II Guess and spell in Russian a word (noun) which means “ Person related to education” ___ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ Image from

Hangman Game-III Guess and spell in Russian a word (noun) which means, once again, “ Person related to education” __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ Image from

Adjectives Review You are already familiar with these adjectives: Новый -new Старый -old Большой -big Маленький -small, little Read and translate the sentences: 1.Это большой университет. 2.Это старая маленькая школа. 3.Что это ? Это наш большой лицей. 4.Кто это ? Это ваш старый учитель. 5.Это новая студентка. Image courtesy of Stuart Miles at FreeDigitalPhotos.net

Adjectives Let’s learn some new adjectives. государственный - state частный - private хороший - good плохой - bad московский - Moscow (adj.) средний - middle медицинский - medical музыкальный -musical известный -famous Image courtesy of pannawat at FreeDigitalPhotos.net

Adjectives II (Practice). Read aloud and translate. 1. Это хороший Московский университет. 2. Это известный частный колледж. 3. Это государственная медицинская академия. 4. Это большое музыкальное училище. 5. Это плохая старая школа. Image from

Reading Practice I-Sentences with Adjectives. Read aloud about schools in Russia and answer the questions with coach. Practice until you are fluent and record it for your teacher. 1.Какая это школа ? Это Московская школа № 9. Это частная школа. Это новая школа. Это большая школа. Image from

Reading Practice II-Sentences with Adjectives. Read aloud about schools in Russia and answer the questions with coach. Practice until you are fluent and record it for your teacher. 2. Какое это училище ? Это Московское училище. Это музыкальное училище. Это старое училище. Это хорошее училище. Image courtesy of Stuart Miles at FreeDigitalPhotos.net

Reading Practice III-Sentences with Adjectives. Read aloud about schools in Russia and answer the questions with coach. Practice until you are fluent and record it for your teacher. 2. Какой это университет ? Это Московский Государственный университет Это хороший университет. Это старый университет. Это большой университет. Image courtesy of David Castillo Dominici at FreeDigitalPhotos.net

Verb Conjugation A Russian verb has six forms in the present tense, one for each of the subject pronouns (1st, 2nd and 3rd persons, singular and plural). By looking at the ending of the verb we can tell the person and the number of the verb. This is called verb conjugation. The Present tense form consists of a verb stem followed by an ending denoting person and number. Example : Я читаю (I read) Он читает (He reads) Мы читаем (We read) Image from

Verb “ Учиться ”-”To Study”- Conjugation " Учиться " means 'to be a student, to go to school, to attend classes‘ Я учусь - I study Ты учишься -You study Он / она / оно учится -He/she/it studies Мы учимся -we study Вы учитесь -You study Они учатся -They study Image courtesy of stockimages at FreeDigitalPhotos.net

Verb “ Учиться ”-”To Study”-Examples Я учусь в частной школе. I go to a private school. Мы учимся в известном медицинском институте. –We study at the medical institute. Они студенты. Они учатся в политехническом колледже. –They are students. They study at a polytechnic college.

Asking “Who” and “Where” Questions. Work with your coach asking Who and Where questions to the sentences. Example: Катя учится в колледже. Она студентка. Где (where) учится Катя ? Кто (who) она ? 1.Таня учится в школе. Она школьница. 2.Коля учится в университете. Он студент. 3.Нина учится в училище. Она студентка. 4.Роман работает в школе. Он учитель. 5.Саша учится в школе. Он школьник. 6.Дети учатся в школе. Они школьники. Image from

Let’s Practice Writing With the help of your coach on a new Blackboard slide practice writing (hand printing) phrases in Russian about where you and your friends study. You can write, for instance “ Я учусь в школе ” or “ Мой друг учится в колледже ”. Have fun! Image from

Cultural Notes I 1.What is this? (hint: it’s a famous educational establishment) 2.What is its name and where is it located? Image courtesy of

Cultural Notes II Elementary and Secondary Public Schools in Russia-what do you know about it? (curriculum, uniforms, graduation, etc.) Images courtesy of podvorje.compodvorje.com