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The Ohio State University www.osu.edu Help Campus Map ... Search Ohio State The Department of Slavic and East European Languages and Literature About Us Prospective Students Undergraduates Graduates ... Home Course Links Course List Home page Russian Courses Bulgarian Courses Czech Courses ... Ukrainian Russian Syllabi Russian 101: Elementary Russian I By the end of this course, you will be able to carry on basic conversations in Russian on many topics from your daily life. You will be able to write notes or simple letters to Russian friends or keep a journal in Russian. You will also have the skills to read basic texts. In addition to becoming a proficient speaker of Russian, we hope that you will become a skilled language learner and develop a curiosity about and love for Slavic cultures. Russian 101.51: Individualized Instruction Elementary Russian I: Individualized Development of oral and written language skills. Russian 102.01: Elementary Russian II Continuation of Russian 101. By the end of this course, you will be able to carry on basic conversations in Russian on many topics from your daily life. You will be able to write notes or simple letters to Russian friends or keep a journal in Russian. You will also have the skills to read basic texts. In addition to becoming a proficient speaker of Russian, we hope that you will become a skilled language learner and develop a curiosity about and love for Slavic cultures. Russian 102.51: Individualized Instruction

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