PERSIAN LANGUAGE 2

The first part of the second year of Persian language course aims to proceed with the study of grammar. Specifically covers the following topics:
The personal pronouns suffixes
Special cases of use of personal pronouns suffixes
The word order in simple sentences
Transitive verbs, intransitive and reflexive
Reflexive pronouns and adjectives
Interjections and adverbs
Comparative and Superlative
Interrogative pronouns and adjectives
Demonstrative pronouns and adjectives
Indefinite pronouns and adjectives
Relative pronouns
Passive form of the verb
Causative form of the verb
Progressive forms, and other verbal constructions
The complex form of verbs (compound verbs)
Impersonal expressions
Lexical difficulty for Italians who are learning Persian
The forms of spoken language
The formal language
The ta'rof
Compounds and derivatives words

At the end of the course the student must have acquired a solid theoretical linguistic knowledge of the subjects covered during the course; she/he will have acquired the necessary skills for the comprehension and translation of texts of intermediate difficulty and the ability to form more complex sentences; he/she will have acquired the lexical skills necessary to communicate and understand, without the use of the dictionary, sentences of daily use even in contexts different from that of University.

To access this course students must have the skills required by Persian language 1. To take the exam they must have passed Persian language 1

The course aims to integrate knowledge of the first year grammar with the study of language and lexical structures for an intermediate level.

D. Meneghini - P. Orsatti, Corso di lingua persiana, Hoepli editore, Milano, 2012
Dr. Mehnaz 'Aksari, Vazhe-amuzi-ye zaban-e farsi (sath-e motavasset),
Konun-e zaban-e Iran, 1385.

Grammar test; transcription and translation from Persian into Italian of a simple prose text. Reading, speaking and writing test by the CEL.

Lectures and seminars, language exercises

Italian

Native Persian-speaking students are advised that the written tests are also compulsory for them (test, translation and transcription) and that they must be written according to the grammar criteria set out in the Corso di lingua persiana.

written and oral