LANGUAGE RESOURCES
Arabic
Arabic is spoken by more than 300 million people as a native language and used for liturgical and technical purposes by nearly a billion. The US State Department identifies Arabic as a critical language, meaning that there exists much support and scholarships available for the intermediate and advanced study of the language. All Arabic courses at Georgia State are available entirely online as asynchronous courses. Further study can be done on an individual basis or, more preferably, through a network of study abroad programs where students can take advantage of the immersion environment. Please contact Dr. Ian Campbell at [email protected] should you have questions.
Arabic Language Resources
Arabic Alphabet Playlist
Arabic 1001 Roots and Patterns
Arabic 1001 Nouns and Adjectives
Arabic 1001 Sentences
Arabic 1001 Idafas
A1001 Verbs
Chinese
Language Resources
Culture
Chinese Fonts
Language
Literature
Tourism
German
Projected Course Offerings
| Course | Spring | Summer | Fall |
| GRMN 1001 Elementary German I | + | + | |
| GRMN 1002 Elementary German II | + | + | |
| GRMN 2001 Intermediate German I | + | + | |
| GRMN 2002 Intermediate German II | + | + | |
| GRMN 3301 Advanced German I (CTW) | + | ||
| GRMN 3302 Advanced German II | + | ||
| GRMN 3311 Stories and Histories | + | ||
| GRMN 3313 Intro to German Cultural Studies | |||
| GRMN 4401 History of the German Language | |||
| GRMN 4402 Advanced Grammar: Morphology & Syntax (CTW) | + | ||
| GRMN 4411 Survey of German Literature | |||
| GRMN 4413 Introduction to German Film | + | ||
| GRMN 4414 Seminar in German Literature | |||
| GRMN 4421 Intro to German Civilization | + | ||
| GRMN 4422 Contemporary Germany | |||
| GRMN 4431 German for International Business I | + | ||
| GRMN 4432 German for International Business II | |||
| GRMN 4435 Techniques of Translation | |||
| GRMN 4465 Practicum in German | + | + | |
| GRMN 4990 Independent Study | + | + |
Language Resources
General Interest
Literature
Information on Austria
German Business
Japanese
Projected Course Offerings
| Course | Spring |
Summer |
Fall |
| JAPN 1001 Elementary Japanese I | + | + | |
| JAPN 1002 Elementary Japanese II | + | + | |
| JAPN 2001 Intermediate Japanese I | + | + | |
| JAPN 2002 Intermediate Japanese II | + | ||
| JAPN 3001 Advanced Japanese I | + | ||
| JAPN 3002 Advanced Japanese II | + | ||
| JAPN 3010 Listening / Pronunciation Clinic | + | ||
| JAPN 3013 Intense Grammar Review | + | ||
| JAPN 3081 Language & Society | + | + | |
| JAPN 3082 Reading and Writing in Japanese | + | ||
| JAPN 4990 Independent Study | + | + |
Language Resources
Japan News
Language-Learning Resources
Korean
Projected Course Offerings
| Course Name | Spring | Summer | Fall |
| KORE 1001 Elementary Korean I | + | + | + |
| KORE 1002 Elementary Korean II | + | + | |
| KORE 2001 Intermediate Korean I | + | + | |
| KORE 2002 Intermediate Korean II | + | + | |
| KORE 3001 Advanced Korean I | + | ||
| KORE 3002 Advanced Korean II | + | ||
| KORE 3011 Korean Proficiency Through Korean Drama | + | ||
| KORE 3012 Korean Listening and Speaking | + | ||
| KORE 3022 Korean Pop Music | + | + | |
| KORE 4300 Korean Language, Culture & Society | + | + | |
| KORE 4995 Directed Readings | + | + |
Language Resources
Online Resources for Language Practice
Academic Organizations
- American Association of Teachers of Korean (AATK)
- International Association for Korean Language Education (IAKLE)
- International Circle of Korean Linguistics (ICKL) Harvard Biennial International Symposium on Korean Linguistics
- American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (ACTFL)
- Association for Asian Studies
Books for Korean Language Learning and Teaching
Language Application
- Duolingo
- Rosetta Stone
- Mango Languages (free through CIRCLE)
Spanish
Projected Course Offerings
| Course | Spring | Summer | Fall |
| SPAN 1001 Elementary Spanish I | + | + | + |
| SPAN 1002 Elementary Spanish II | + | + | + |
| SPAN 2001 Intermediate Spanish I | + | + | + |
| SPAN 2002 Intermediate Spanish II | + | + | + |
| SPAN 2203 Intermediate Spanish III | + | + | |
| SPAN 3301 Advanced Conversation & Reading | + | + | + |
| SPAN 3302 Written Communication in Spanish | + | + | |
| SPAN 3303 Advanced Grammar I | + | + | + |
| SPAN 3308 Intro to Spanish Linguistics | + | ||
| SPAN 3310 Hispanic Culture (CTW) | + | + | |
| SPAN 3314 Survey of Hispanic Literature | + | + | |
| SPAN 4403 Advanced Grammar II | + | ||
| SPAN 4405 Spanish for International Business I | + | + | |
| SPAN 4407 Spanish for International Business II | + | ||
| SPAN 4409 Techniques of Translation | + | + | |
| SPAN 4421 Early Modern Literature & Culture | |||
| SPAN 4450 Special Topics in Linguistics | + | + | |
| SPAN 4454 Latin American Novel | |||
| SPAN 4456 Tales of Love, Madness and Death | |||
| SPAN 4462 Spanish in the US | + | + | |
| SPAN 4465 Practicum | + | + | |
| SPAN 4467 Latin American Film & Video | + | ||
| SPAN 4470 Special Topics in Latin American Literature | |||
| SPAN 4480 Special Topics in Hispanic Culture | + | ||
| SPAN 4990 Independent Study | + | + |
Language Resources
Media
Dictionaries
Contact Us
Department of World Languages & Cultures
Office Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:30 a.m. - 5:15 p.m.
Department Chair
Leslie Marsh
Associate Chair
Raúl Llorente
Undergraduate Director
Shuai Li
Graduate Director
Ian Campbel
Director of CULTR
Hakyoon Lee
Director of CIRCLE
Marta Galindo
Office / Delivery Address
Department of World Languages & Cultures
25 Park Place
Floor 19
Atlanta, GA. 30303
USPS Mailing Address
Department of World Languages & Cultures
P.O. Box 3970
Atlanta, GA. 30302