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AC9LT10U01 Years 9 to 10 Languages

AC9LT10U01 | Years 9 to 10 Turkish: Understanding systems of language

Content Descriptor

Content descriptor apply features and conventions of spoken Turkish to extend fluency in responding to and creating texts in familiar and unfamiliar contexts

Foundation to Year 10 sequence

Strand
Understanding language and culture
Substrand
Understanding systems of language

This content descriptor sets out learning for Years 9 to 10 Turkish · Foundation to Year 10 sequence. Use it to plan lessons and assessment with the Australian Curriculum v9.

Elaborations

  • • Elaboration understanding the use of lexical stress in Turkish, and the relationship between morphemes and stress, where usually the left-most morpheme is the one that determines the stress, as in a range of compounds such as atlıkarınca, kadınbudu, imambayıldı, akşamüstü, güneydoğu, Fenerbahçe, and depremzede
  • • Elaboration using elision in informal interactions, for example, Napcaz? Gelcen mi? Naber?
  • • Elaboration experimenting with different registers, vocal and stylistic effects in creating specific emphases in different types of spoken and written texts, such as speeches, songs, letters to the editor
  • • Elaboration knowing when to pause and what tone to use for required effects such as emphasis or persuasion
  • • Elaboration identifying and applying features such as repetition, pauses, interruptions and contractions, inverted syntax, such as ben de isterim gelmeyi and the use of non-verbal language and vocal effects
  • • Elaboration using challenging word combinations in spoken Turkish tongue twisters, for example, Kartal kalkar dal sarkar, dal sarkar kartal kalkar.
  • • Elaboration experimenting with intonation and stress, improving coherence and increasing expressive range by reading out loud from unfamiliar texts, such as newspapers, novels, reports

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