Course Number: ML150
Course Title: Pohnpeian

STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMES

General

1. Upon completion of this course, students will demonstrate mastery of Pohnpeian grammar including the sound
    system (phonetics), the sound pattern (phonology), word structure (morphology), sentence structure (syntax),
    and meaning (semantics).
2. Upon completion of the course, students will have full grasp of the honorific registers and the contexts within
    which they are used.

Specific

Students will be able to:

 1.1 Explain the Pohnpeian sound system.
 1.2 Identify, verbally and in writing, all of the 21 phonemes used in the language.
 1.3 Discuss and identify the complex affixation of words, especially suffixes, in the Pohnpeian Language.
 1.4 Write words using appropriate word boundaries as per the grammatical and orthographical features of the
      language.
 1.5 Identify and reproduce Pohnpeian sentence structure (typology) including the placement of the (S)ubject,
      (V)erb, and (O)bject within the sentence.
 1.6 Construct sentences, using the different verb types: transitive and intransitive (active, resultative, neutral, and
      adjectival verbs).
 1.7 Construct sentences and phrases that appropriately use of verb-noun incorporation, also known as incorporated
      objects.
 1.8 Construct sentences and phrases that appropriately use Pohnpeian demonstrative modifiers.
 1.9 Construct sentences that demonstrate a knowledge and understanding of the two general types of sentences
      ('verbal sentences' and
      'equational sentences') in Pohnpeian.
1.10 Discriminate between verbal and equational sentences.
 2.1. Speak and write using correct honorific registers in sentences, dialogues, and other scenarios.