DIFFICULTIES IN ACQUIRING THE MACEDONIAN LANGUAGE AT A2 LEVEL AMONG TURKISH STUDENTS AT UGD

Abstract

Turkish students studying at the “Goce Delcev” University in Stip, through the Institute of Languages, study the Macedonian language in three levels: A1, A2 and B1. After mastering the A1 level, Turkish students must also master the A2 level to be able to study in our country. Facilitating the study of this level is the knowledge of basic level and the acquisition of the basic lexical and grammatical norms related to the language. During this process, students become familiar with important tourist destinations in Macedonia, typical Macedonian specialties, a group of words and expressions related to physical activities. Additionally, they create dialogues for searching for and renting an apartment and draw parallels between the education systems in Macedonia and Turkey.