Learning Objectives for Punjabi 1100/1101
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LEARNING OBJECTIVES FOR PUNJABI 1100/1101
Punjabi 1100 - Introductory Punjabi I
LEARNING OBJECTIVES/OUTCOMES
A student who successfully completes the course will have reliably demonstrated the ability to:
Comprehend simple discourse Read and comprehend selected texts Extend greetings, express needs, ask simple questions, and give replies Write short compositions and dialogues Perform basic communicative tasks within the context of school and everyday life Exchange basic personal information Count and express numerals up to 50 Express likes and dislikes
Grammatical topics
Nouns (gender / plural) Pronouns (Personal, Possessive) Introduction of Possessive Particle da (of) Interrogatives Yes / No Questions and Answers Adjectives Adverbs (Place, Time) Declension of Nouns, Oblique Case Postpositions Auxiliary Verbs in the Present Tense Negation
Pronunciation Communicative Situations
Getting to know each other Family (Introduction of all family relationships) Friends Weather Daily Activities
Cultural topics
Standard Punjabi vs. Regional Differences Aspects of Indian Culture Family life in Punjab Punjabi 1101 - Introductory Punjabi II
LEARNING OBJECTIVES/OUTCOMES
A student who successfully completes the course will have reliably demonstrated the ability to:
Read and comprehend adapted texts Write sentences and paragraphs of 10 to 20 sentences Comprehend refined discourse Express needs, ask questions, and give replies Count and express numerals up to 100
Grammatical topics
Revision of Nouns, Pronouns, Adjectives, Adverbs and Postpositions Dative Case Forms of Pronouns Past Tense Auxiliary Forms Introduction of Verbs, Verb Roots and Imperative Forms Present Participle and Present Indefinite Tense Present and Past Continuous Tenses Future Forms of Verbs Past Participle Past Participle with a Transitive Verb Form Word Order (Sequence of objects) Perfect Tense Ordinal Numbers Relative Pronouns
Pronunciation Communicative Situations
Expressing personal opinions and tastes Comparing qualities and characteristics Talking about home, work and work place Talking about family, extended family and one's ancestors Describing past events in conversational situations or in personal letters Describing someone’s appearance Talking about birthdays, holidays, buying and giving gifts, purchasing and returning merchandise Talking about home life, location and destination, possessions and relationships Negotiating with a landlady/landlord Describing people, places, and things
Cultural topics Exploring the two Punjabs - India and Pakistan Planning a trip to the Punjabs Festivals Folk songs and folk dances