Rossotrudnichestvo
Russian Language Week has been kicked off on June 4 in the capital city of Viet Nam. Traditionally the festival is devoted to the birth anniversary of the Great Russian poet A. S. Pushkin. At the same day, on June 6, the International Day of the Russian Language is celebrated, the Rossotrudnichestvo website informs.
The Week’s agenda includes lectures, methodological seminars and master-classes for professors teaching the Russian language in Viet Nam. Translators, specialists in the Russian studies and admirers of the Russian culture are participating in the festival. Teachers from the national universities are invited as experts at the festival.
Collection of articles written by Vietnamese and Russian philologists titled the Russian Language in the Social and Cultural Environment of Viet Nam is to be presented to the audience. There will be a round table on studying literary works by the legendary Russian poet and demonstration of the movie after the Pushkin’s novel called the Young Lady - Peasant Woman.
An exhibition about the youth of A. Pushkin, his years spent in Tsarskoye Selo Lyceum and his lyceum friends will be timed with the Week of the Russian Language. It will be held in the Rossotrudnichestvo office in Hanoi. Guests and participants will be invited to the concert where they will enjoy music by the Russian composers.
The Week’s activities will be held in other Vietnamese cities too, among them being public lessons of the Russian language, meetings of the Russian language studies with schoolchildren, students and teachers.
Russkiy Mir
