INLUS Language Courses - Fall 2022
August 25 - September 29, 2022 (Thursdays - 5pm Pacific/6pm Mountain/7pm Central/8pm Eastern)
Basic Icelandic - Level 1
(online via Zoom)
Cost of course is $60 for the series.
Class is FULL. Other classes are in development - see below.
If you have any questions, please email the instructor at David@inlus.org.
Course Syllabus
This class is designed to introduce the Icelandic language and its unique mechanics. These include the Icelandic alphabet and the sounds letters and combinations of letters make, noun gender, definite vs. indefinite nouns, numbers, pronouns, verb conjugation and noun declension. These concepts will be pulled together to form and read simple sentence. The goal is not to master these concepts, only to introduce them. David will be the learning facilitator again.
TBA (Tuesdays - 7pm Central)
Basic Icelandic - Level 2 (Course details pending)
Class Dates - TBA
(online via Zoom)
Cost of course is $60 for the series.
REGISTRATION will be announced once details are known.
Course Syllabus
PREREQUISITE: Students in this class should have either completed the Basic-Level 1 class or have had exposure to (not mastery of) the concepts outlined for Level 1.
This class builds on those elements and adds depth to the basics of verb conjugation and noun declension as well as introduces the mechanics of elements like prepositions, adverbs, and adjectives. Birna will be the learning facilitator.
TBA (Wednesdays - 7pm Central)
Conversational Icelandic - Moderate (Course details pending)
Class Dates - TBA
(online via Zoom)
Cost of course is $60 for the series. Limited to 8 students.
REGISTRATION will be announced once details are known.
Course Syllabus
This class is limited to eight learners because the class will encourage all participants to speak in guided dialogues without scripts. Dialogues will incorporate new grammar teachings that will be practiced as learners speak within the group. Birna will facilitate this class. The class sessions will be designed based on emerging needs of the students and topics of common interest.