Sentences with phrase «russian languages teaching»

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For a few years before the Russian Revolution the attitude toward the Muslims became quite tolerant, which made it possible for the Muslims to obtain from the government a decree for the opening of primary schools in which religion and courses in Turkish language, literature, and history could be taught.

If you think, that when she finally joins you in your country, you can start living your «normal» life again and if you think she is capable enough to find her own way in your (for her) strange country, to find at once a job, to teach herself your language and find by herself new friends and if you think she should be «thankful» that you have «pulled her out» her poor mafia controlled and corrupted country, then don't start even thinking about contacting a Russian woman.

Though the English language is the most common foreign language taught in Russian schools, not many women can speak it fluently.

Many Russian women can speak good English nowadays, it is the second language taught at many Russian schools.

Many Russian women can speak and understand English, it is often the second language taught at school in Russia.

Secondary schools will have to, if selected, be able to provide GCSE level teaching for any number of languages — Mandarin, Hindi - Urdu, Bengali, Russian or Japanese to name just a few.

Assistant Professor of teaching of Russian language and literature.

Use these sentences with ESL, ELL, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Arabic, Chinese, Russian, Special Education, or ANY language, Picture «Reading» Sentences — These sentences can be used as oral assessments both before and after the vocabulary has been taught.

I also have not found any non-Roman alphabet bilingual - education programs that teach initial literacy in the native language, even if the alphabet is phonetic (as in the case of Hebrew, Arabic, the Indian dialects, Russian, Armenian, and Khmer).

The U.S. State Department's National Security Language Initiative encourages the study of seven languages that are rarely taught in the U.S.: Chinese, Hindi, Arabic, Russian, Korean, Farsi, and Turkish.

Maureen is fluent in Danish and Russian, and spent two years teaching English as a second language in Moscow, Russia prior to attending law school.

So she founded the Russian Children's Center in February 2002 to teach area youngsters the Russian language and to connect them with their cultural heritage.