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  • Formaat: Hardback, 696 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 257x203x33 mm, kaal: 1520 g
  • Ilmumisaeg: 02-Aug-2011
  • Kirjastus: John Wiley & Sons Inc
  • ISBN-10: 0470646322
  • ISBN-13: 9780470646328
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Troika's continued focus on functional communication gives international business managers early success in the Russian language and encourages them to use what they learn. The second edition has been updated to reflect contemporary Russian society and expose them to Russian culture. Vocabulary and grammar are presented as necessary tools for communication, but always in the context of real-world situations. Each chapter also features Word Building sections that deal with the complex nature of roots, prefixes, suffixes, and other aspects of Russian word formation. And with its emphasis on reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills, international business managers will get up to speed on the Russian language quickly.
Acknowledgments iii
Preface v
The Alphabet 1(4)
Notes on Pronunciation 5(6)
Writing Russian 11(4)
Chapter 1 15(22)
Themes
Introducing people
Asking yes-or-no questions
Describing people with adjectives of nationality and quality
Asking someone's name
Inquiring about someone's profession
Greeting people
Culture
Russian first names and last names
Introductions
Formal and informal address
Professions and gender
Introduction to famous Russians
Addressing teachers
Structures
Omission of the verb to be
Gender of nouns: Introduction
Intonation in questions
Negative sentences
Adjective agreement: Introduction
Object forms of personal pronouns
Formal and informal address
Who? questions
Professions and gender
Formal and informal greetings
Adverbs
Chapter 2 37(30)
Themes
Describing foreign language skills
Introducing family members, friends, and teachers
Making compliments
Culture
The Russian language around the world
Grandparents
Russian families
Patronymics
Boyfriends and girlfriends
Structures
Personal pronouns: Subject and object forms
Verb conjugation: Groups I and II
Negative sentences
Intonation in questions
Conjunctions H, a, and Ho
Adverbs versus adjectives
Possessive pronouns: Masculine and feminine
Nouns of nationality
Adjective agreement: Masculine and feminine
Chapter 3 67(26)
Themes
Naming things
Describing things with adjectives
Asking for and expressing opinions
Talking about possessions
Describing the size of your family
Culture
Russian-language periodicals
Russian cars
Borzoi - the Russian greyhound
Structures
Gender of nouns
Adjective agreement
versus
Possessive pronouns
Verbs and
Dependent clauses
Equivalents of the verb to have
Omission of
Accusative case: Preview
Chapter 4 93(32)
Themes
Describing your city
Asking for directions
Expressing location
Describing things in the plural
Describing your house or apartment
Culture
Moscow
St. Petersburg
Russian housing
Inside an apartment
Structures
Personal pronouns
Demonstrative pronouns
Verbs
Prepositional case of singular nouns
Nominative plural of nouns
Nominative plural of adjectives
Plural of possessive and demonstrative pronouns
Chapter 5 125(28)
Themes
Describing your country
Expressing location
Making comparisons
Telling where you live and used to live
Culture
Physical and political geography of Russia, former USSR republics, and Europe
St. Petersburg
Countryside
Structures
Prepositional case of nouns (with B, Ha, and o)
Comparative of adjectives
Superlative of adjectives
Prepositional case of adjectives
Nouns with numerals
Time expressions
Past tense of verbs: Introduction
Chapter 6 153(32)
Themes
Talking about working and going to school
Filling out applications
Talking about work and study schedules
Culture
Professions: Prestige and gender
Calendars
Acronyms
Structures
Negative sentences
Prepositional case (singular): Adjectives, and possessive and demonstrative pronouns
Prepositional case of personal pronouns
Prepositional case (plural): Nouns
Prepositional case (plural): Adjectives, and possessive and demonstrative pronouns
Time expressions: Days of the week and (For) How many hours?
Chapter 7 185(34)
Themes
Telling time
Discussing mealtimes
Talking about daily activities
Saying where you are going
Expressing frequency of actions
Culture
Moscow time
Time zones
Russian mealtimes
Household chores
Structures
Time expressions: Hours and the nouns
Time expressions: At what time
Reflexive verbs
Conjugation of verbs
Accusative case: Inanimate nouns
Expressing direction: accusative
Time expressions: Frequency of actions
Verbs of motion
Chapter 8 219(28)
Themes
Talking about literature and art
Expressing emphasis and preference
Talking about sports
Talking about music
Culture
Russian team names
The role of hockey in Russia
Famous athletes
Traditional Russian folk music
Famous composers
Structures
Accusative of personal pronouns: Review
Accusative of adjectives and possessive and demonstrative pronouns (inanimate)
Emphasis and preference
Syntax
The verb?: Games
Conjugation of verbs with the suffix
The verb: Musical instruments
Chapter 9 247(34)
Themes
Talking about the seasons
Talking about free-time activities
Discussing past activities
Telling about your vacation
Culture
Picking berries and mushrooms
Swimming in the winter
Where Russians spend their vacation
Russian souvenirs
Structures
Syntax: The noun and the seasons
Time expressions: Seasons
Verb + verb constructions:
Impersonal constructions:
Past tense of verbs
Verbs of motion
Time expressions: How long and How long ago
Relative pronoun
Chapter 10 281(32)
Themes
Talking about places to study
Talking about college-level studies
Talking about languages
Talking about admission procedures, teachers, and course work
Discussing student accommodations
Discussing secondary education
Culture
Education in Russia
Colleges and divisions
Majors and year levels
Getting into a university
Different kinds of exams
Russian grading system
Good-luck wishes
Dormitories
Secondary education
Structures
Prepositional case: Review
Ordinal numbers
Nouns with parallel modifiers
The genitive case (singular): Nouns, adjectives, and possessive and demonstrative pronouns
Substantivized adjectives
Chapter 11 313(30)
Themes
Talking about eating and drinking
Counting money
Talking about things you have and do not have
Comparing quantities and measurements
Comparing prices
Shopping for food
Culture
Russian food stores
Russians and money
Metric system
Russian caviar
Structures
Verbs
Genitive case
With numerals
To express possession
With negatives
To express absence
With quantity and measurement
Syntax
Accusative versus nominative
Chapter 12 343(38)
Themes
Describing past activities
Describing future activities
Talking about TV and movie schedules
Making invitations
Talking on the telephone
Going to the theater
Culture
Telephone etiquette
Structures
Verbal aspect: Overview
Verbal aspect in the past tense
Verbal aspect in the consecutive action
Verbal aspect in the future tense
Verbs of motion
Animate accusative (singular)
Chapter 13 381(44)
Themes
Buying presents
Asking for advice and making decisions
Discussing likes and dislikes
Planning for parties and making invitations
Discussing ages and dates of birth
Talking about holidays
Expressing congratulations and wishes
Culture
Giving gifts
Birthday parties
Visiting Russian homes
Russian holidays
Julian and Gregorian calendars
Structures
Dative case: Overview
Verbs
The possessive pronoun
Dative case: Personal pronouns; singular and plural of nouns, adjectives, and possessive and demonstrative pronouns
Verbs
The verb
The preposition
Age expressions
Verbs
Time expressions: Days, months, and years
Chapter 14 425(28)
Themes
Talking about the weather
The Russian view of nature
Discussing weather-related activities
Culture
The climate of Russia
Nature and the seasons
The White Nights
Climatic zones and animals
Structures
Syntax: impersonal versus noun + adjective constructions
Irregular comparative of adjectives and adverbs
Emphasis
Impersonal constructions/physical and emotional conditions
Necessity with
If clauses: future
Syntax: ? versus Tax
Soft adjectives
Chapter 15 453(44)
Themes
Making travel plans
Packing your suitcase
Discussing modes of transportation and travel routes
Arriving at your destination
Making requests
Culture
The resort of Sochi
Transportation in Russia
Hotels and dormitories
The writer Anton Chekhov
Structures
Conditional mood
Genitive plural of nouns, adjectives, and possessive and demonstrative pronouns
Animate accusative: Plural
Time expressions
The short adjective
Verbs of motion with prefixes
Imperative
Chapter 16 497(38)
Themes
Talking about food
Table manners and setting the table
Deciding where to eat and drink
Making reservations
Ordering food
Culture
Typical Russian ingredients and dishes
Recipes for salads
How food is served
Home entertainment
At the restaurant
Toasting
Structures
Instrumental case of nouns, adjectives, and possessive, demonstrative, and personal pronouns
Substantivized adjectives
Short adjectives
Chapter 17 535(34)
Themes
Talking about your plans and interests
Discussing love and marriage
Discussing family plans
Culture
* Typical professions
Wedding ceremonies and traditions
Birth of a child
Popular names
Structures
Use of the instrumental case
The verb
The reciprocal pronoun
Verbs
Feminine nouns ending in a soft sign
Chapter 18 569(28)
Themes
Describing your physical appearance
Complaining about your health
Making health recommendations
Expressing feelings and empathy
Going to the doctor
Culture
Health care in Russia
Folk medicine
The Russian bathhouse
Structures
Syntax: Expressing resemblance or similarity
The reflexive pronoun
Impersonal constructions
Grammar Reference 597(12)
Verb Conjugations 609(14)
Russian-English Glossary 623(23)
English-Russian Glossary 646(22)
Grammar Index 668(2)
Index by Topic and Function 670(6)
Photo Credits 676
Associate professor and coordinator of UTSA's Russian program, Dr. Nummikoski was named interim chair of the language?department at the University of Texas,?San Antonio?beginning with the Spring Semester 2002 and chair the following fall. A member of the UTSA faculty since 1988, she is author of Troika: A Communicative Approach to Russian Language, Life, and Culture, a Russian textbook first published by John Wiley and Sons, New York, in 1996. Since that time, Dr. Nummikoski has added an interactive website to support the text and is working on a second-year Russian textbook with the working title of Sputnik. She received three degrees from Helsinki University in Finland and earned her Ph.D. in foreign language education (Russian) at the University of Texas at Austin in 1991.