Ashgabat: US Peace Corps Turkmenistan, 2012. — 86 p.<div class="bb-sep"></div>The entrance of Turkic-speaking groups into the southwestern region of Central Asia by the fifth and sixth centuries gradually changed the area from Persian-speaking to Turkic-speaking. The decisive influx came when Oguz t
Peace Corps. Ashgabat (Turkmenistan). Russian Supplementary Dialogues
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Peace Corps. Ashgabat (Turkmenistan). 1994. 61 pages.
This manual is designed for the Russian language training of Peace Corps volunteers serving in Turkmenistan, and focuses on daily Communication skills needed in that context. It consists of nine topical lessons, each containing several brief dialogues targeting specific language competencies, and exercises. Text is entirely in Russian, except for lesson titles and competencies. Lesson topics and conpetencies include: greetings (making acquaintance, introductions, discussing personal well-being, leaving politely, speaking to a host (asking and answering personal questionst describing family, describing housing, requesting privacy, clarifying family responsibilities); food identifying local food, expressing likes and dislikes) ; shopping (asking pricest bargaining, buying food, paying and receiving change, asking assistance, clothing); asking location and giving and receiving directions; transportation (seeking public transportation, purchasing tickets, riding a bus or taxi); communications (local and international phone calls, requesting a phone bill, mailing a letter, sending a telegram, opening a bank account); health (describing illness, answering questions about health); and social situations (beginning a conversation, discussing weatherf discussing work, school, celebrating holidays).✦ Subjects
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