CAM5210

Intermediate Cambodian (Khmer), part 1

6 points -5 hours per week -First semester -Clayton -Prerequisites: CAM4120/CAM5120

Objectives On successful completion of this subject students should have acquired social and cultural proficiency in Cambodian. Students should also have developed the ability in speaking and listening to comprehend enough to handle most everyday social situations, such as asking and talking about educational background, describing their job, and asking and talking about everyday topics. In listening, in particular, they should start understanding expressions of different registers. In reading and writing, in romanisation, they should be able to read and write anything they can say. In Cambodian script, they should be able to read simple texts and find words in a Cambodian-English dictionary. They should begin to understand, in reading and listening, the expressions that require the knowledge of cultural and social aspects of Cambodian society.

Synopsis As for CAM4210.

Assessment Examinations (3 hours): 60% -Oral, classwork, assignments: 40%

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