Study Path
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01
READING COURSE
Contents
- Tibetan consonants and vowels.
- Prefixes and suffixes.
- Superscripts and subscript letters.
- Word formation.
- Reading practice.
Learning Outcomes
Students will be able to read and pronounce basic Tibetan words and sentences, read a short Tibetan story independently, and communicate in simple Tibetan.
02
BEGINNER
Contents
Conversation I – Basic Communicative Functions
- Self-introduction and personal information.
- Possessive particles and the use of the verb “to have”.
- Expressions of location.
Conversation II – Verb Usage and Tense
- Verb usage in sentence structures.
- The three principal tenses.
- Distinction between agentive and non-agentive verbs.
Learning Outcomes
Students will be able to communicate effectively in a range of situations, follow spoken Tibetan in everyday contexts, and understand the main grammatical structures encountered in written Tibetan.
03
INTERMEDIATE
Contents
- Classification of effort and non-effort verbs as a contemporary perspective in Tibetan grammar.
- Identification, sentence construction, and correction.
- Expansion of vocabulary through spoken and written Tibetan.
Learning Outcomes
Students will expand their vocabulary, develop greater fluency in spoken Tibetan, understand increasingly complex written Tibetan, and analyze and apply key grammatical distinctions with greater precision.
04
ADVANCED
Advanced grammar and specialized vocabulary.
Natural spoken Tibetan and fluency.
Classical and Buddhist texts.
Specific topics according to the student’s area of study.
Learning Outcomes
Students will communicate with greater fluency and natural expression, understand spoken Tibetan across a wide range of contexts, and work directly with texts on grammar, Buddhism, and other specialized subjects.