Кафедра  английской филологии ДонНУ

December 13, 2017

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Today the Department of English Philology and the Department of Theory and Practice of Translation have held the Phonetic Contest ‘The Queen’s Pronunciation’. 

The contestants are first-year and second-year students majoring in English Philology, Linguistics and English-German Translation. They have recited English poems, sung songs, dramatised scenes from different plays, acted out dialogues. 

The students’ performance is the result of a thorough theoretical and practical coaching in correct pronunciation of English sounds and intonation. These are the main criteria as well as oratorical and artistic skills, that the evaluation committee has taken into account. 

The opinion of both Departments is that such contests are necessary as they unite those who love the English language, broaden their minds, and urge them to show their skills and abilities. Such events are not only of educational and cultural value. They provide our students with opportunities to be engaged in some joint activities, to work in a team, to improve their communicative skills and, in the long run, their command of English. 

The winners of the Phonetic Contest are awarded for their phonetic proffciency. We are proud to congratulate the following students: 

I prize - Anna Fomchenko (group 202 English Philology Department) 

I prize - Alexandra Kirichenko (group 210 Department of Theory and Practice of Translation) 

II prize - Taissia Chuprina (group 103 English Philology Department) 

II prize - Anna Sapronenko (group 202 English Philology Department) 

II prize - Valentina Plutenko (group 206 English Philology Department) 

II prize - Kristina Fliman (group 203 English Philology Department) 

III prize - Daria Vinokurova (group 102 English Philology Department) 

III prize - Victoria Gubich (group 106 English Philology Department) 

III prize - Maria Moskvina (group 106 English Philology Department) 

III prize - Galina Kondratenko (group 203 English Philology Department) 

Nomination ‘The Most Authentic Dramatization’ - Viktor Yelnikov (group 101 English Philology Department) 

Nomination ‘The Most Authentic Declamation’ - Kaidash Michael (group 103 English Philology Department) 

Nomination ‘Sensibility and Inspiration’ - Veronika Bondarenko (group 206 English Philology Department) 

Nomination ‘The Best Artistry’ - Natalia Babich (group 208 Department of Theory and Practice of Translation) 

Nomination ‘The Most Insightful Reciattion’ - Julia Perekhod (group 213 Department of Theory and Practice of Translation) 

Our congratulations!