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Department of Asian Studies Senior Lecturer |
Brief introduction
2004-2009 - studied at the Faculty of International Relations of the Belarusian State University. Qualification: Linguistics. The theme of the diploma: "The concept of the caliphate in the works of Sheikh Ali Abd Ar-Razik: religious and historical and linguistic aspects."
Since October 2009 has been studying at the post-graduate course of the Faculty of International Relations of Belarusian State University. The theme of the thesis: "Formation of signs with procedural meaning in Arabic".
Courses taught
The Arabic Language
Speech Practice of the Arabic Language
The Practice of Translating Arabic
Diplomatic Correspondence
Main publications
- Skalozoubova, O.S. The Category of the Arabic Verb Pattern: the Concept and Lexical-semantic Features / О. S. Skalozoubova // a Collection of Scientific Articles of Students, Undergraduates, Graduate Students’ Scientific Articles. Issue 2. - Minsk: Four Quarters, 2008. - P. 141-143.
- Skalozoubova, O.S. Features of Borrowing as a Way of Replenishing the Vocabulary of the Arabic Language at the Present Stage / O. S. Skalozoubova // a Collection of Students, Undergraduates, Graduate students’ Scientific Articles. Issue 3. - Minsk: Four Quarters, 2009. - pp. 165-167.
- Skalozoubova, O.S. Arabic: the Practice of Translation: a Study Guide for the Students of the Faculty of International Relations Specialty 1-23 01 03 "Linguistic and Cultural Studies" / O. S. Skalozoubova. Minsk: BSU, 2011. – p. 38.
- Skalozoubova, O.S. Semantics of Procedural Signs of the II Verb Pattern in Arabic / O. S. Skalozoubova // the International Relations: History, Theory, Practice: Materials of the Second Youth Scientific Conference of Belarusian State University, the Faculty of International Relation, Minsk, 2 April. 2012 / editorial board: V. G. Shadourski [and others]. Minsk: BSU Publ. center, 2012. - pp. 240-242.
- Skalozoubova, O.S. Advanced Paradigms of Verb Signs in the Arabic Language: Ways of Formation / O. S. Skalozoubova // BSU Bulletin. Series 4, Philology. Journalism. Pedagogics. - 2011.-№ 3.-pp. 80-84.
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