I: What is the course content of the minor language subjects in the university?

I study French. When I was a freshman, I took courses: basic French, listening, speaking, foreign teachers and reading.

What are the advantages of learning a small language?

Minority languages are German, French, Korean, English and Russian.

1, German

German (English: German) belongs to the Indo-European-Germanic-West Germanic branch, and its standard form is called Standard German, which is the official language of Austria, Belgium, Germany, Porzano, Liechtenstein, Luxemburg and Switzerland, and is written in Latin alphabet.

2. French

French is an independent language, belonging to the Romance family of Indo-European languages in Europe. Romance includes central Romance (French, Italian, Sardinian dialect, Catalan, etc.). ), western romance (Spanish, Portuguese, etc. ) and oriental romance (Romania, etc. ).

3. Korean

Korean (also known as Korean) is the mother tongue of the Korean Peninsula. According to the United Nations "Survey on the Distribution, Application and Influence of the World's Major Languages in 2005", about 80 million people around the world use it.

The official language of Korea is "Korean (? )"。 Korean is a cohesive language, which has been marked with Chinese characters in history, and Chinese has been integrated into its vocabulary. 1443, King Sejong created Korean letters that were highly consistent with Korean grammar.

5. Russian

Russian (Russian: русскийязык) is one of the official languages of the United Nations, the official language of the Russian Federation, and the fourth largest language in the world in terms of native speakers and second language users. The number of people who use Russian accounts for about 5.7% of the world population. Russian belongs to the East Slavic branch of the Slavic family of Indo-European languages.

What courses are there for minor language majors in Class III universities?

There are no advanced mathematics, only specialized courses, oral English courses, liberal arts computers, military theory, ideological history courses and so on. I don't know which school you are independent of, but that's what Peking University is like anyway.

Ⅳ University minor language major, what is the basic course in the first year?

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Four, about learning small languages in universities.

Personally, I think one of the small languages is my hobby. For example, traveling may not require translation, and listening to music can be understood by yourself. Another version is that I think the correct one will be useful in my future work. Small languages can be exposed to nothing in high school. After college, many educational institutions offer many language courses, and it is no problem to learn from zero foundation. However, if you feel that you have plenty of time in high school and are comfortable with the college entrance examination, learn small languages from now on. But personally, I think it is better to pass the college entrance examination.

ⅵ What classes will you take in learning small languages in university?

Intensive reading starts at 7: 30 every morning and 8: 00 every week 10 class.

Listening is held twice a week. Foreign teachers have two classes a week. Spain or Latin America, twice every other week.

Public courses include thinking and practice law, history outline, computer, physical education and various general elections.

This is a freshman.

ⅶ Which is better to learn a small language in university?

I am a German major, and now I am a sophomore. I don't know if you mean to take a major in small languages, or just interested in improving your ability.

If you want to take an examination of specialized small languages, I suggest that you give priority to Spanish and Portuguese. This language will not be as biased as Swahili now, but not many people learn it. Basically, they were arranged to leave as soon as they were in their junior year. Moreover, big cities (such as Beijing where I live) have many policies on minority languages. Our school has a selection examination for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which is aimed at Russian, French, Portuguese and Spanish. The latter two schools recruited three people last year, which is one fifth of each class. This selection exam was held in my sophomore year. After passing the exam, I will be sent abroad in my junior year, and I will go directly to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs as soon as I come back. The treatment is not bad. There are more people learning French now, but it is more difficult to tell the truth in Russian.

If you are just interested, study more, don't just stare at one subject. I think if you learn English well, you will find that all languages in western Europe are interlinked. After learning German, French and basic English, you can walk sideways in Europe. There are also Japanese and Koreans, and I have nothing to do. It won't be too difficult for China students. Don't try to say that Japan is not rare. To tell the truth, this idea is still naive. .

In addition, I study German, so if you think German is not bad, I can tell you that German is not difficult, it can be said to be very simple, but if you decide to learn this foreign language, you must work hard on memorizing words. Memorize the words and you'll be fine The grammar rules are clear and don't need too much brains.

ⅷ University wants to learn more small languages.

Learn small languages and recommend Rosetta and Rosetta.

Stone, this must be very helpful to you.

ⅸ What do you learn in the course of small languages?

When learning a small language, you will not only learn the language, but also learn other professional knowledge. But when you translate, you will inevitably encounter many technical terms, which you can't finish learning in college. This requires you to accumulate and prepare materials at work.

What do you learn in small languages?

1 In all respects, apart from English, Spanish is the easiest! * * * Language is the most difficult (font, writing style and pronunciation have to be restarted), Russian and German are not simple (I can't say how difficult it is, but the requirements are very detailed, suitable for obedient and hardworking students), and French is slightly better than the first two.

Employment (including going abroad, postgraduate entrance examination, state-owned enterprises, foreign enterprises, civil servants, etc. ), I am good at Spanish, Arabic, French and German, and maybe Russian is a little worse. ...

Let me talk about employment in detail. I think it is enough to want to go to a foreign company in English, but it is not ideal for students majoring in small languages to go to foreign companies for employment. Of course, if you are not employed in a non-foreign company, you have to say something else. Otherwise, state-owned enterprises (especially central enterprises), state civil servants or some foreign exchange institutions are obviously better. Making money is easier than working in a foreign company. Foreign companies are too tired to work overtime, depending on your personality and life pursuit ~ ~

If I have to go to a foreign company, I highly admire German companies, and there are many companies and institutions in China, especially automobile companies (Nivea, Adi, Swarovski, Zlilun and many others). Moreover, Merkel has come again in the past two days, and Sino-German trade will certainly expand with unlimited prospects!

In addition to other languages, there are many places where western grammar is spoken, but they are not very developed. Expatriates may have a normal working and living environment, but they generally don't last long. Arabic is similar, but richer, and Arabic-speaking countries are generous, but if you really go there to work, you will be unhappy.

6 and then Russian, I don't know much. It seems that I have studied Russian in the previous generation ... it's better not to learn this, and Russia's recent development is not so good.

In addition, you can't just choose majors, but also look at schools and choose cities! Russian suggests that you go to a black university. Other places are meaningless and useless. Beijing Foreign Studies University has the best German, which is a national key discipline. You don't have to, but you must study in Beijing and Shanghai. The relevant German company is in Shanghai if it is not in Beijing. There are many opportunities and prospects. French seems to be better in Peking University. There is nothing wrong with Spanish and Arabic employment, but almost all of them are ok. If you don't know much, don't talk nonsense. ...

It is suggested to study foreign languages in particularly good schools such as Beijing Foreign Studies University and Shanghai International Studies University, or in well-known comprehensive universities in big cities. It is not difficult to find a job in a small place where there are not many foreign companies!

Finally, it is my own experience. If I were you, I would choose one from Germany, France and western countries. There is not much difference in employment. Foreign companies still push German, French is OK, and Spanish is average; Look at the employment rate (including postgraduate entrance examination, going abroad, etc. ), I would say that studying in Beijing, France and the West are almost 100%, and German is over 95%. In the college entrance examination, Spanish is generally not easy to test, and Germany and France are similar; In addition, boys will find jobs more easily than girls. So there are advantages and disadvantages. If you don't have a particular preference for any country, all three prospects are good. Choose mark ~ ~