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The objective of the course is to help students attain a certain level of conversational skill that would help them building the foundation of learning the language.
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Classes in the first term will focus on teaching pronunciations and frequently used words and phrases used in simple conversation.
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No specific schedule will be followed， However， as the ultimate aim is to attain a certain level of skill of conversational Bengali at the end of the term， full attention will be given on periodic progress.
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Evaluation will be based on class attendance， class discussions. mid-term tests and final examination conducted in written and verbal forms.
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To achieve the ultimate goal of periodic progress， regular attendance will be a considered a very important aspect of the course.
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1. "Bengaru-go kaiwa renshu-cho"， by Kyoko Niwa and Monzurul Huq， IACAA (The Research Institute of Language and Ciltures of Asia and Africa)， Tokyo University of Foreign Studies， 2004.
2. JICA Bengali conversation textbooks， by Kyoko Niwa.
3. Specially prepared handouts (to be distributed at the class).
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