Language cafes take place at Yanka Kupala State University Kupala residents are invited to improve their knowledge of Polish and English in an interactive format

Within the framework of language cafes, participants have the opportunity to improve their level of foreign language proficiency by communicating in an informal setting on specific topics. This year's meetings are held in Polish and English. Students of our University, as well as foreign students – native speakers who came to Yanka Kupala State University to take part in academic exchange programs, traditionally act as the leading language cafes. So, the host of this year's Polish language evenings is Tomasz Hyła, a student from Poland who is studying at Kupala University as part of the Erasmus+ program. 5-year students of the Faculty of Philology Victoria Galaburda and Polina Sadiuk help with the practice of English.
Traditionally, meetings are held in an interactive format. The organizers offer participants the necessary set of foreign vocabulary for familiarization. Using it, participants discuss a given topical topic in a warm and friendly atmosphere. The level of knowledge of the language does not matter.
The next meeting of the Polish language cafe will be held on Wednesday, October 14, and you can communicate in English on Friday, October 16. Language cafes will be held on these days in the main building of the University at the address: Ozheshko, 22, room 334. Meetings start at 18.15.
The organizers invite everyone to join the interactive evenings. They are held weekly in both languages. Pre-registration is required to participate in them. Instagram Facebook and Social networks of the Education Internalization Centre of YKSUG are available for more information about upcoming meetings and the current schedule, as well as by calling 72-10-57.
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Language cafes in different languages have been held at Yanka Kupala State University for four years. Last year cafes were organized in Spanish and proved to be very popular among students and employees of the University. The language cafes are organized annually by the Education Internalization Centre together with the ESN YKSUG club of international student initiatives.