Announcement re: Talossan Course

[Greta Mutti]

Jun 24, 2013 18:31:37 GMT -6 Iustì Carlüs Canun said:

The University's Talossan language course will begin on Foundation Day (4 July). Thereafter, lectures will appear each Monday. We will have 14 lectures and one (yet to be determined, but probably toward the middle) week off, for a total of 15 weeks.
Each week there will be a lecture and an assignment. The fourteenth lecture will include the assignment for the final exam, which will be an extended translation, open-book, open-notes, open-everything. The final exam will be due on Llimbaziua (12 December) and, after grading and correction, will be made available online all together as one big PDF book, with credit given to individual translators.

Now, we want to make sure we know who's still in. So if you still want to take this course, please reply to this thread before 4 July, and we'll make sure you're on the class roll.

CLASS SCHEDULE (tentative)
1. History of the Language
2. Pronunciation
3. Stress
4. Articles & Nouns
5. Conjunctions, Adjectives & Genitive
6. Pronouns & Prepositions;
7. Infinitive & Present tense
8. Adverbs & Interrogatives
9. Past & Future
10. Subjunctive & Imperative
11. Participles & Passive Voice
12. Perfect Aspect
13. Counterfactuals
14. Prospective and Other Aspects

CONFIRMED STUDENTS
1. Taiwos
2. Siervicül (auditing, kibbitzing, criticising, heckling)
3. da Schir
4. dal Nordselva
5. d'Aurìbuérg♀
6. Cuntainça
7. Xheraltescu
8. Pologn (¿Quançeux dad o neceßadra-si à cambiarh 'n ampul?)
9. Molinar

exatly how does it work this university? do you have online courses?

[Greta Mutti]

Feb 10, 2015 7:18:15 GMT -6 Greta Mutti said:

Jun 24, 2013 18:31:37 GMT -6 Iustì Carlüs Canun said:

The University's Talossan language course will begin on Foundation Day (4 July). Thereafter, lectures will appear each Monday. We will have 14 lectures and one (yet to be determined, but probably toward the middle) week off, for a total of 15 weeks.
Each week there will be a lecture and an assignment. The fourteenth lecture will include the assignment for the final exam, which will be an extended translation, open-book, open-notes, open-everything. The final exam will be due on Llimbaziua (12 December) and, after grading and correction, will be made available online all together as one big PDF book, with credit given to individual translators.

Now, we want to make sure we know who's still in. So if you still want to take this course, please reply to this thread before 4 July, and we'll make sure you're on the class roll.

CLASS SCHEDULE (tentative)
1. History of the Language
2. Pronunciation
3. Stress
4. Articles & Nouns
5. Conjunctions, Adjectives & Genitive
6. Pronouns & Prepositions;
7. Infinitive & Present tense
8. Adverbs & Interrogatives
9. Past & Future
10. Subjunctive & Imperative
11. Participles & Passive Voice
12. Perfect Aspect
13. Counterfactuals
14. Prospective and Other Aspects

CONFIRMED STUDENTS
1. Taiwos
2. Siervicül (auditing, kibbitzing, criticising, heckling)
3. da Schir
4. dal Nordselva
5. d'Aurìbuérg♀
6. Cuntainça
7. Xheraltescu
8. Pologn (¿Quançeux dad o neceßadra-si à cambiarh 'n ampul?)
9. Molinar

exatly how does it work this university? do you have online courses?

I mean for the exames, what we have to do?