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CONTINUING EDUCATION CATALOG CLASS LISTINGS
Except as noted, contact, Sage Goellner, sgoellner@dcs.wisc.edu, 608-262-4873, fax 608-265-2475
21 N. Park St., Rm 7331, Madison, WI 53715-1218
See additional subject information www.dcs.wisc.edu/lsa/languages.
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You may have many reasons for learning a language: for travel, for business, to read favorite works of literature in the original, to enhance your understanding of world affairs, or to converse with new friends and colleagues. Continuing Studies offers a wide range of classes to meet these goals, including language and culture classes in Arabic, French, German, Hindi, Irish, Italian, Korean, Mandarin Chinese, Norwegian, Portuguese, Spanish, and Swedish; business-language courses and business Spanish certificate; and reading-knowledge classes in French, German, and Spanish. Choose from classroom-based, online, and Independent Learning offerings. For information about Independent Learning language courses, visit learn.wisconsin.edu/il.
Contact arabic@dcs.wisc.edu
www.dcs.wisc.edu/lsa/languages/arabic.htm
LANGUAGE AND CULTURE
Arabic language and culture: beginning 1
Acquire beginning knowledge of Arabic writing, sounds, and the five language skills: listening, speaking, reading, writing, and culture. Develop the ability to comfortably use basic words and expressions.
Instructor:Said Hannouchi
W, Jan 20-Mar 17, 6-7:30 pm, Madison campus, Limit 24, 3.0 CEU, $115, Program #4703
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Arabic conversation: ongoing
Continue to practice listening, speaking, reading, and writing Arabic while enriching your knowledge of Middle Eastern and North African cultures. Develop the ability to comfortably use basic words and expressions in everyday situations through an interactive and practical approach. Prerequisite: Beginning 1 or instructor’s approval.
Instructor: Said Hannouchi
T, Mar 23-May 25, 6-7:30 pm (no class Mar 30), Madison campus, Limit 24, 3.0 CEU, $115, Program #4704
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Contact french@dcs.wisc.edu
www.dcs.wisc.edu/lsa/languages/french.htm
LANGUAGE AND CULTURE
French for travel
Would your European trip be enhanced by a basic knowledge of French? Designed for beginners, French for Travel can help you become more confident in your upcoming journey. Practice asking for directions, ordering food, and making purchases. The class also develops your cultural fluency by giving you the skills necessary for successful cultural exchanges.
Instructor: Betsy Kuhns
MTh, Mar 22-25, 6-7:30 pm, Madison campus, Limit 35, $40, Program #4708
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French language and culture: beginning 1
Learn to communicate in French in various social and cultural situations. Taught in an informal and relaxed atmosphere, this class develops skills needed by travelers and others who want to learn about French language and culture. Class topics encourage an appreciation for the richness of French and Francophone cultures. No prerequisites.
Instructor: Betsy Kuhns
T, Jan 19-Mar 16, 6-7:30 pm, Madison campus, Limit 35, 3.0 CEU, $115, Program #4705
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French language and culture: beginning 2
This course is a continuation of French: Beginning 1, with more advanced topics and further emphasis on conversation. Oral exercises enhance speaking and listening, while written texts and film introduce more grammar practice and expand vocabulary. Prerequisite: French Beginning 1 or equivalent.
Instructor: Betsy Kuhns
T, Mar 23-May 25 (no class Mar 30), 6-7:30 pm, Madison campus, Limit 35, 3.0 CEU, $115, Program #4706
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French language and culture: intermediate
Practice conversing in French and develop language skills. Material and themes are varied for repeating students so you can take this course more than once as you pursue advanced proficiency. Prerequisite: French Beginning 2, equivalent background, or instructor’s consent.
Instructor: Betsy Kuhns
Th, Jan 21-Mar 18, 6-7:30 pm, Madison campus, Limit 24, 3.0 CEU, $115, Program #4707
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NEW La belle Bretagne
Come explore the breathtaking landscapes, lively music, and mouth-watering specialties of France’s northwestern peninsula, Brittany. This one-evening workshop is for travelers, historians, and anyone interested in the richness of France’s regional cultures. Held in English.
Instructor: Betsy Kuhns
Th, Apr 8, 6-7:30 pm, Madison campus, Limit 35, $20, Program #4710
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NEW Paris Insolite
Join us in rediscovering the City of Lights through a visual journey of “Paris insolite” (unusual Paris). From macabre depths to spectacular heights, Paris contains unexpected treasures. This one-evening class presents several out-of-the-ordinary haunts in the world’s favorite capital. Held in English.
Instructor: Sage Goellner
T, Apr 6, 6-7:30 pm, Madison campus, Limit 35, $20, Program #4711
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Contact frenchreading@dcs.wisc.edu
French for reading knowledge
This course provides a compact overview of grammar, as well as reading and translation practice, for graduate students and others who wish to read French. It has successfully prepared numerous participants to do research in their fields and for the French Reading Knowledge Exam (included in the fee). Individual meetings with the instructor provide further support.
Instructor: Sage Goellner
TTh, Jan 19-Apr 6, 10-11:15 am (no class Mar 30, Apr 1), Madison campus , Limit 35, $180, Program #4709
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French Reading Knowledge Exam
This one-hour exam can be taken between 8 and 10:45 am or between 12:30 and 3:15 pm weekdays, at 21 N. Park St, 7th floor. Register at 139 Pyle Center at least seven days in advance. See www.dcs.wisc.edu/lsa/languages/french-exam.htm for more information.
21 N Park St, 7th floor, Enroll anytime, $40, Program #4754
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BUSINESS FRENCH
ONLINE/ANYTIME Business French
Designed for intermediate French speakers, this course provides an overview of cultural aspects of doing business in France. Study French banking, insurance, the stock market, and transportation, and practice the terminology of a French-speaking workplace. Through guided reading and written practice, acquire and develop the skills needed to understand and discuss professional activities. Prerequisite: two years of French or instructor’s consent. See www.dcs.wisc.edu/lsa/online/french/business-french.htm for more information.
Instructor: Sage Goellner
Enroll anytime, 3.0 CEU, $115, Program #9019
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Contact german@dcs.wisc.edu
www.dcs.wisc.edu/lsa/languages/german.htm.
LANGUAGE AND CULTURE
German language and culture: beginning 1
Learn to converse in German in a variety of situations related to travel, work and culture. No prerequisites. Text: Aufderstrasse, Themen neu 1 Kursbuch and Glossar.
Instructor: Rose Stephenson
M, Jan 11-Mar 15, 6:30-8 pm (no class Jan 18), Madison campus , Limit 30, 3.0 CEU, $115, Program #4712
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German language and culture: beginning 2
Continue learning to converse in German in a variety of situations related to travel, work, and culture. No prerequisites. Text: Aufderstrasse, Themen neu 1 Kursbuch and Glossar.
Instructor: Rose Stephenson
M, Mar 22-May 24, 6:30-8 pm (no class Mar 29), Madison campus, Limit 30, 3.0 CEU, $115, Program #4713
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German language and culture: intermediate
Practice conversing in German, review grammar, and develop language skills. Material is varied for repeating students so you can take this course more than once as you pursue advanced proficiency. Prerequisite: Beginning 3, equivalent background, or instructor’s consent. Text: Aufderstrasse, Themen neu 2 Kursbuch.
Instructor: Karen Jankowsky
W, Jan 20-Mar 17, 7-8:30 pm, Madison campus, Limit 30, 3.0 CEU, $115, Program #4714
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Contact germanreading@dcs.wisc.edu
German Reading Knowledge Exam
This one-hour exam can be taken between 8 and 10:45 am or between 12:30 and 3:15 pm weekdays, at 21 N. Park St, 7th floor. Register at 139 Pyle Center at least seven days in advance. See www.dcs.wisc.edu/lsa/languages/german_exam.htm for more information.
21 N Park St, 7th floor, Enroll anytime, $40, Program #4756
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Contact hindi@dcs.wisc.edu
www.dcs.wisc.edu/lsa/languages/hindi.htm
LANGUAGE AND CULTURE
NEW Hindi language and culture: basic
Join Brajesh Samarth and Lalita du Perron of the Center for South Asia in an informal and relaxed atmosphere to learn the official language of communication of India’s government. Approximately 450 million native speakers of Hindi live in India, with millions more across the globe. Learning the basics of Hindi will open a multitude of doors for you across the South Asian subcontinent.
Instructors: Lalita Du Perron, Brajesh Samarth
T, Mar 16-May 4, 6-7:30 pm, S, Mar 27, Apr 17, May 1 and 15, 10 am-noon (no class Mar 30), Madison campus, Limit 24, 3.6 CEU, $125, Program #6956
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Contact irish@dcs.wisc.edu
www.dcs.wisc.edu/lsa/languages/irish.htm
LANGUAGE AND CULTURE
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Contact italian@dcs.wisc.edu
www.dcs.wisc.edu/lsa/languages/italian.htm
We offer classes in Italian language and culture in fall and winter-spring.
LANGUAGE AND CULTURE
Italian for travel
Would your European trip be enhanced by a basic knowledge of Italian? Designed for beginners, Italian for Travel can help you become more confident in your upcoming journey. Practice asking for directions, ordering food, and making purchases. The class also develops your cultural fluency by giving you the skills necessary for successful cultural exchanges.
Instructor: Janet Wood
MTh, Mar 15-18, 6-7:30 pm, West High School, 30 Ash St, Limit 35, $40, Program #4717
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Italian language and culture: beginning 1
Learn to communicate in Italian in various social and cultural situations. Taught in an informal and relaxed atmosphere, this class is for travelers and others who want to learn about Italian language and culture. It also provides an excellent basis for further study in Italian. No prerequisites.
Instructor: Janet Wood
T, Jan 19-Mar 16, 6-7:30 pm, West High School, 30 Ash St, Limit 30, 3.0 CEU, $115, Program #4715
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Italian language and culture: beginning 2
Continue to learn to communicate in Italian in various social situations with others who wish to practice Italian. This class develops skills needed by travelers and others who want to explore the richness of the Italian language and culture. It also provides an excellent basis for further study in Italian. Prerequisite: Italian Beginning 1, or instructor’s approval.
Instructor:Janet Wood
T, Mar 23-May 25, 6-7:30 pm (no class Mar 30), West High School, 30 Ash St , Limit 35, 3.0 CEU, $115, Program #4716
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Contact korean@dcs.wisc.edu
www.dcs.wisc.edu/lsa/languages/korean.htm
LANGUAGE AND CULTURE
Korean conversation 1
This course is for people of any age who wish to learn Korean as quickly as possible. Learn the language through an interactive and practical approach that incorporates cultural information on Korea. We use various in-class activities to cover basic grammar in the context of daily situations in Korean culture.
Instructor: Mi Ok Kang
T, Jan 26-Apr 6, 7-8:30 pm (no class Mar 30), Madison campus, Limit 24, 3.6 CEU, $125, Program #6952
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Korean conversation 2
Continue learning Korean through a fast, interactive, and practical approach. Improve your listening and speaking skills, with increased emphasis on advanced conversation. Prerequisite: Conversation 1 or equivalent.
Instructor: Mi Ok Kang
W, Jan 27-Apr 7, 7-8:30 pm (no class Mar 31), Madison campus, Limit 24, 3.6 CEU, $125, Program #6953
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Korean conversation 3
If you want to maintain and expand your abilities in the Korean language, this fantastic intermediate course is for you. Move to the next level in your learning. Prerequisite: Korean Conversation 2, equivalent background, or instructor’s consent.
Instructor: Mi Ok Kang
Th, Jan 28-Apr 8, 7-8:30 pm (no class Apr 1), Madison campus, Limit 24, 3.6 CEU, $125, Program #6954
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NEW Korean conversation 4
For those who already know the Korean grammar and vocabulary: Enjoy the benefits of an advanced course where you greatly increase your conversational skills, grammar and vocabulary, competency with the written and spoken words, and ability to understand native speakers. Prerequisite: Korean Conversation 3, equivalent background, or instructor’s consent.
Instructor: Mi Ok Kang
M, Feb 1-Apr 12, 7-8:30 pm (no class Mar 29), Madison campus, Limit 24, 3.6 CEU, $125, Program #6955
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Contact chinese@dcs.wisc.edu
www.dcs.wisc.edu/lsa/languages/chinese.htm
LANGUAGE AND CULTURE
Mandarin Chinese conversation 1
This course provides an introduction to Chinese language and culture, with an emphasis on developing basic conversational ability. Areas covered include greetings, commonly used expressions, question phrases, and description. Gain cultural knowledge through in-class exercises and take-home assignments.
Instructor: Thomas Noel
T, Jan 26-Apr 6, 7-8:30 pm (no class Mar 30), Madison campus, Limit 24, 3.6 CEU, $125, Program #6948
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Mandarin Chinese conversation: ongoing
Continuing learning Mandarin Chinese through a fast, interactive, and practical approach. Improve your listening and speaking skills with an increased emphasis on conversation on more advanced topics. Prerequisite: Conversation 1 or equivalent.
Instructor: Thomas Noel
W, Jan 27-Apr 7, 7-8:30 pm (no class Mar 31), Madison campus, Limit 24, 3.6 CEU, $125, Program #6949
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Contact norwegian@dcs.wisc.edu.
www.dcs.wisc.edu/lsa/languages/norwegian.htm
We offer classes in Norwegian language and culture in winter-spring.
Norwegian: an introduction to Norway, its language and culture
Learners with Norwegian heritage or plans to travel to Norway, and other interested people gain valuable information about Norwegian culture and develop basic conversational and reading skills in this class. We vary the material each semester, so you can benefit from taking the class more than once.
Instructor: Peggy Hager
M, Jan 25-Mar 22, 6:30-8 pm, West High School, 30 Ash St, Limit 35, 3.0 CEU, $115, Program #4718
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Contact portuguese@dcs.wisc.edu
www.dcs.wisc.edu/lsa/languages/portuguese.htm
LANGUAGE AND CULTURE
Portuguese for conversation 1
This course is for people of any age who wish to learn Portuguese as quickly as possible. Learn the language through an interactive and practical approach that incorporates cultural information on Brazil. We use various in-class activities to cover basic grammar in the context of daily situations in Brazilian culture.
Instructor: Robin Peery
W, Jan 27-Apr 7, 7-8:30 pm (no class Mar 31), Madison campus, Limit 24, 3.6 CEU, $125, Program #6946
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Portuguese for conversation: ongoing
Continue learning Portuguese through a fast, interactive, and practical approach. Improve your listening and speaking skills with an increased emphasis on reading and writing. Practice conversing in Portuguese with a native speaker who incorporates cultural and historical information on Brazil. Use various in-class activities to study grammar in the context of daily situations in Brazilian culture.
Instructor: Robin Peery
T, Jan 26-Apr 6, 7-8:30 pm (no class Mar 30), Madison campus , Limit 24, 3.6 CEU, $125, Program #6947
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Contact spanish@dcs.wisc.edu
www.dcs.wisc.edu/lsa/languages/spanish.htm
LANGUAGE AND CULTURE
Spanish conversation: basic
Advance your Spanish skills by discussing current events, reading Latino newspapers, watching movies and TV segments, reading short stories, and speaking with Latino guests in a friendly and informal class environment. This course requires a good command of the Spanish language.
Instructor: Manuel Garcia Vazquez
Th, Jan 28-Apr 8, 7-8:30 pm (no class Apr 1), Madison campus, Limit 24, 3.6 CEU, $100, Program #6943
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Spanish conversation: advanced
Advance your Spanish skills by discussing current events, reading Latino newspapers, watching movies and TV segments, reading short stories, and speaking with Latino guests in a friendly and informal class environment. This course requires a good command of the Spanish language.
Instructor: Maria Pilar Casal
Th, Jan 28-Apr 8, 7-8:30 pm (no class Apr 1), Madison campus, Limit 24, 3.6 CEU, $120, Program #6942
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Spanish language and culture: beginning 1
Learn to converse in Spanish in a variety of social and cultural situations. No previous Spanish necessary. Texts: Jarvis, Lebredo and Mena-Ayllon, Basic Spanish, 2006.
Instructor: Antonio Noguera
7-8:30 pm, Madison campus, Limit 24, 3.6 CEU, $120
Section 1:Program #6935, MTh, Jan 25-Feb 25
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Section 2:Program #6936, W, Jan 27-Apr 7 (no class Mar 31)
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Spanish language and culture: beginning 2
Continue learning to converse in Spanish in a variety of social and cultural situations. Prerequisite: one course in beginning Spanish, equivalent background, or instructor’s consent. Texts same as for Beginning 1.
Instructor: Axel Presas
Madison campus, Limit 24, 3.6 CEU, $120
Section 1: Program #6937, MTh, Mar 1-Apr 8, 7-8:30 pm (no class Mar 25)
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Section 2: Program #6938, W, Jan 27-Apr 7, 7-8:30 pm, (no class Mar 31)
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Spanish language and culture: intermediate
Continue learning to converse in social and cultural situations. Review grammar and develop writing skills. Prerequisite: Beginning 2, equivalent background, or instructor’s consent. Texts same as Beginning 1.
Instructor: Maria Pilar Casal
W, Jan 27-Apr 7, 7-8:30 pm (no class Mar 31), Madison campus , Limit 24, 3.6 CEU, $120, Program #6939
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Spanish language and culture: advanced
Those who need instruction and practice on a level higher than intermediate continue learning to converse in various social and cultural situations. Review grammar and writing skills and read selections from Hispanic culture. Prerequisite: Spanish Intermediate, equivalent background, or instructor’s consent. Texts same as Beginning 1.
Instructor: Antonio Noguera
T, Jan 26-Apr 6, 7-8:30 pm (no class Mar 30), Madison campus, Limit 24, 3.6 CEU, $120, Program #6940
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Spanish review
If you want to refresh your Spanish skills before starting to work with Latinos, traveling to a Spanish-speaking country, or moving south, this concentrated language course is for you. We focus on grammar, conversation, and culture. Develop your oral and written proficiency and significantly increase your fluency.
Instructor:Manuel Garcia Vazquez
T, Jan 26-Apr 6, 7-8:30 pm (no class Mar 30), Madison campus, Limit 24, 3.6 CEU, $120, Program #6941
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Spanish for reading knowledge
Primarily for graduate students who need to demonstrate reading competency in a foreign language as a degree requirement, this class is also open to other interested people. It prepares you for the university’s Spanish Reading Knowledge Exam. Text: Kirsch, Spanish for Reading Knowledge, available at 21 N Park St., Rm 7470; $45 for enrollees. Bring text to first class.
Instructor: Jeff Kirsch
TTh, Feb 9-Apr 22, 4-5:15 pm (no class Mar 30, Apr 1), 21 N Park St, Limit 35, 3.0 CEU, $145, Program #5504
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Spanish Reading Knowledge Exam
This translation exam (along with a brief grammar section) is accepted by UW-Madison graduate programs. Offered in April or May, August, and November or December. Register two weeks before the exam: call 608-262-2451, or in person at 139 Pyle Center. No refund after registration. For exam description, see www.dcs. wisc.edu/lsa/languages/spanish-exam.htm or contact Jeff Kirsch, spanishreading@dcs.wisc.edu, or 608-262-3428.
$40
Program #5501
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BUSINESS
ONLINE/ANYTIME Doing business in the Latino world
Enhance your knowledge of the business world and the Spanish language, focusing on the Latino business environment. If you need a flexible schedule, this individualized course lets you learn and study at your own pace, using some of the most sophisticated technology for learning business Spanish.
Instructor: Antonio Noguera
1.2 CEU, $110, Program #9024
Register www.dcs.edu/lsa/online
BUSINESS SPANISH CERTIFICATE
The Division of Continuing Studies and the Center for International Business
Education and Research offer basic and advanced Business Spanish Certificates.
Visit www.dcs.wisc.edu/lsa/languages/business-certificate.htm to learn more.
ONLINE/ANYTIME Business Spanish certificate: basic
This program offers a flexible learning opportunity that focuses on communication
in Spanish business situations and the context of the Latino business
culture. Various recordings allow you to practice and improve your oral
skills. Twenty assignments via Web, with personal feedback via e-mail.
Prerequisite: one year of Spanish or instructor's consent.
Instructor: Antonio Noguera
9.0 CEU, $345, Program #9028
Register www.dcs.wisc.edu/lsa/online
ONLINE/ANYTIME Business Spanish certificate: advanced
This program offers you all the materials you need for conducting business
with Latino entrepreneurs. The course focuses on communication in Spanish
business situations and the context of the Latino business culture. Twenty
assignments via Web, with personal feedback via e-mail. Prerequisites:
successful completion of Business Spanish Certificate Basic, two years
of Spanish, or instructor’s consent.
Instructor: Antonio Noguera
9.0 CEU, $345, Program #9011
Register www.dcs.wisc.edu/lsa/online
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Contact swedish@dcs.wisc.edu
www.dcs.wisc.edu/lsa/languages/swedish.htm
LANGUAGE AND CULTURE
Swedish language and culture: beginning 1
Learn to communicate in Swedish in various social and cultural situations. Taught in an informal and relaxed atmosphere, this class is for travelers and others who want to learn about Swedish language and culture. It also provides an excellent basis for further study in Swedish. No prerequisite.
Instructor: Jane Esbensen
T, Jan 19-Mar 16, 6-7:30 pm, Madison campus, Limit 30, 3.0 CEU, $115, Program #4719
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Swedish conversation: ongoing
Traveling to Sweden or just want to keep up with what you’ve learned so far? This beginner’s plus course provides ongoing work in the Swedish language, focusing on pronunciation and reading. We also work on greetings, common expressions, questions and responses, and cultural dos and don’ts. You must have some basic knowledge of Swedish for this course; e-mail swedish@dcs.wisc.edu if you’re unsure.
Instructor: Jane Esbensen
T, Mar 23-May 25, 6-7:30 pm (no class Mar 30), Madison Campus, Limit 25, 3.0 CEU, $115, Program #4720
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YOUTH
Mandarin Chinese for youth: beginners
Children who have not taken Chinese Mandarin begin to learn the language through songs, games, pictures, and short conversations. No text.
Instructor: Thomas Noel
T, Jan 26-Apr 6, 5-6 pm (no class Mar 30), Madison campus, Limit 12, $120, Program #6950
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Mandarin Chinese for youth: advanced
Children who have taken Chinese Mandarin continue to learn the language through songs, games, pictures, and short conversations. No text.
Instructor: Thomas Noel
W, Jan 27-Apr 7, 5-6 pm (no class Mar 31), Madison campus, Limit 12, $120, Program #6951
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Spanish for children: beginners, ages 4-8
Children who have not taken Spanish begin to learn the language through songs, games, pictures, and short conversations. No text.
IInstructor: Darald Hanusa
Th, Jan 28-Apr 8, 5-5:50 pm (no class Apr 1), Madison campus, Limit 12, $120, Program #6944
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Spanish for children: advanced, ages 5-10
Children continue to learn the language through songs, games, pictures, and short conversations. No text..
Instructor: Darald Hanusa
T, Jan 28-Apr 8, 6-6:50 pm (no class Apr 1), Madison Campus, Limit 12, $120, Program #6945
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RELATED PROGRAMS
Travel/Study
Independent Learning
Call Sage Goellner, sgoellner@dcs.wisc.edu, 608-262-4873, to learn about French, German, and Italian courses. Call Jeff Kirsch, jkirsch@dcs.wisc.edu, 608-262-3428, to learn about Spanish and Portuguese. Or fax your information request to 608-265-2475.
Music classes in Spanish
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