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Bosnian-Croatian-Serbian
Beginning Bosnian-Croatian-Serbian II
A continuation of BCS 101. This course continues to develop and refine the four language skills (speaking, listening, reading, and writing), concentrating on conversational practice, advanced grammar points, oral drilling, increased reading (BCS literature, folklore, and expository prose, including works chosen according to students' interests), and viewing films. Prerequisite: BCS 101. Five classes.
BCS 102
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Bosnian-Croatian-Serbian
Intermediate Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian I
Intermediate-level class with emphasis on communication and comprehension skills. Advanced grammar topics, speaking, and reading texts of interest to students; films.
BCS 105
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Bosnian-Croatian-Serbian
Intermediate Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian II
A continuation of BCS 105. Advanced-level class with emphasis on oral and written communication; reading literary texts of interest to students; films
BCS 107
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Bosnian-Croatian-Serbian
Beginning Bosnian-Croatian-Serbian I
An introduction to the Bosnian-Croation-Serbian (also called Serbo-Croatian) language that develops the four major language skills: speaking, listening comprehension, reading, and writing. Class time is devoted to mastering conversational skills, grammar explanations, oral drills, and reading a variety of texts--popular writing, fiction, poetry, and expository prose. Covers the fundamentals of BCS grammar (verbal conjugations, aspect, the primary verbal tenses, and all cases); high-frequency vocabulary will be progressively learned and reinforced. Five classes.
BCS 101