KISW 201 — Kiswahili Grammar and Translation I
Modern Languages · University of Ghana
This course introduces critical linguistics aspects of the language particularly areas of morphology and syntax to give students a deeper understanding of the unique aspects of Kiswahili grammar. Areas of interest include the locative noun classes, the concept of location in time and place various aspects of inflectional morphology and morpho-syntax. Skill strengthening will also be emphasized as we introduce basic principles of translation. Students at this level are required to have at least a year of Kiswahili in order for them to manage and appreciate the different aspects of Kiswahili grammar and to develop good translation skills.
- Credits
- 3
- Level
- Level 200
- Semester
- Semester One
Other courses on this programme
- ARAB 201 — Arabic Grammar and Translation I
- ARAB 202 — Arabic Grammar and Translation II
- ARAB 203 — Orals and Composition I
- ARAB 204 — Orals and Composition II
- ARAB 205 — Arabic History and Civilization
- ARAB 206 — Introduction to Arabic Literature
- CHIN 201 — Chinese Grammar and Translation I
- CHIN 202 — Chinese Grammar and Translation II
- CHIN 203 — Orals and Composition I
- CHIN 204 — Orals and Composition II
- CHIN 205 — Chinese History and Civilization
- CHIN 206 — Introduction to Chinese Literature
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Start freeCourse details from University of Ghana Volume 2 Handbook for the Bachelor's Degree: Course Descriptions for Programmes in the Humanities (2017).