German: Oral Language Proficiency with Phonetics and Culture Studies I

The aim of the course is for students to develop basic skills in speaking and understanding German as well as to acquire a good pronunciation and good skills in expressing themselves in German. The students will also acquire basic knowledge of culture and society in German-speaking countries.
Upon completion of the course, students shall be able to:

• interact orally in different situations and authentic contexts
• identify the basic differences between Swedish and German pronunciation and reflect on pronunciation phenomena in their own language learning and that of others
• demonstrate knowledge of history, geography and social life in German-speaking countries, and make comparisons with their own experiences as well as reflect on cultural issues
• implement and consider shorter oral and written presentations of current and familiar topics, and use different presentation methods
• use and apply modern information technology
• comment on and discuss the content and language of different German-language films
• reflect on their own learning and that of others.

The aim of the course is for students to develop basic skills in speaking and understanding German as well as to acquire a good pronunciation and good skills in expressing themselves in German. The students will also acquire basic knowledge of culture and society in German-speaking countries.
Upon completion of the course, students shall be able to:

• interact orally in different situations and authentic contexts
• identify the basic differences between Swedish and German pronunciation and reflect on pronunciation phenomena in their own language learning and that of others
• demonstrate knowledge of history, geography and social life in German-speaking countries, and make comparisons with their own experiences as well as reflect on cultural issues
• implement and consider shorter oral and written presentations of current and familiar topics, and use different presentation methods
• use and apply modern information technology
• comment on and discuss the content and language of different German-language films
• reflect on their own learning and that of others.

The aim of the course is for students to develop basic skills in speaking and understanding German as well as to acquire a good pronunciation and good skills in expressing themselves in German. The students will also acquire basic knowledge of culture and society in German-speaking countries.
Upon completion of the course, students shall be able to:

• interact orally in different situations and authentic contexts
• identify the basic differences between Swedish and German pronunciation and reflect on pronunciation phenomena in their own language learning and that of others
• demonstrate knowledge of history, geography and social life in German-speaking countries, and make comparisons with their own experiences as well as reflect on cultural issues
• implement and consider shorter oral and written presentations of current and familiar topics, and use different presentation methods
• use and apply modern information technology
• comment on and discuss the content and language of different German-language films
• reflect on their own learning and that of others.

The aim of the course is for students to develop basic skills in speaking and understanding German as well as to acquire a good pronunciation and good skills in expressing themselves in German. The students will also acquire basic knowledge of culture and society in German-speaking countries.
Upon completion of the course, students shall be able to:

• interact orally in different situations and authentic contexts
• identify the basic differences between Swedish and German pronunciation and reflect on pronunciation phenomena in their own language learning and that of others
• demonstrate knowledge of history, geography and social life in German-speaking countries, and make comparisons with their own experiences as well as reflect on cultural issues
• implement and consider shorter oral and written presentations of current and familiar topics, and use different presentation methods
• use and apply modern information technology
• comment on and discuss the content and language of different German-language films
• reflect on their own learning and that of others.

The aim of the course is for students to develop basic skills in speaking and understanding German as well as to acquire a good pronunciation and good skills in expressing themselves in German. The students will also acquire basic knowledge of culture and society in German-speaking countries.
Upon completion of the course, students shall be able to:

• interact orally in different situations and authentic contexts
• identify the basic differences between Swedish and German pronunciation and reflect on pronunciation phenomena in their own language learning and that of others
• demonstrate knowledge of history, geography and social life in German-speaking countries, and make comparisons with their own experiences as well as reflect on cultural issues
• implement and consider shorter oral and written presentations of current and familiar topics, and use different presentation methods
• use and apply modern information technology
• comment on and discuss the content and language of different German-language films
• reflect on their own learning and that of others.

The aim of the course is for students to develop basic skills in speaking and understanding German as well as to acquire a good pronunciation and good skills in expressing themselves in German. The students will also acquire basic knowledge of culture and society in German-speaking countries.
Upon completion of the course, students shall be able to:

• interact orally in different situations and authentic contexts
• identify the basic differences between Swedish and German pronunciation and reflect on pronunciation phenomena in their own language learning and that of others
• demonstrate knowledge of history, geography and social life in German-speaking countries, and make comparisons with their own experiences as well as reflect on cultural issues
• implement and consider shorter oral and written presentations of current and familiar topics, and use different presentation methods
• use and apply modern information technology
• comment on and discuss the content and language of different German-language films
• reflect on their own learning and that of others.