EDUCATIONAL OPEN LESSON "MOTHER TONGUE - A PROOF OF MY LIFE" AND LESSON DEVOTED TO THE 175TH ANNIVERSARY OF ABAI KUNANBAYEV

The President of the Republic of Kazakhstan N.A.Nazarbayev said, "The main important thing of the state is not only wealth, but also the future of our native language." The language is revered for all nationalities. The mother tongue penetrates and forms from birth.

Today, representatives of over 130 nationalities live in Kazakhstan. Each of these nations has their mother tongue and traditions. The Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan (1995), the concept on “Language Policy” (1996) and based on them the law on Languages (1997) provide functioning languages ​​in the Republic as an instrument of interethnic and spiritual harmony. Everyone knows that the main sign of independence of the country is its native language. A state cannot exist without a native language. Therefore, each state always honors and defends its mother tongue. The protection of the native language is to speak in their native language.

On October 28, 2019 at 13:00-14:00 (Room 234) in order to increase interest and respect for the mother tongue, an open lesson “Mother tongue – a proof of my life”, was held among students organized by teachers of the department of foreign languages, the faculty of international relations: A. Kadyskizy and A.K. Mutali. Students of IR-23, T-21, Т-22, FPh-23 and IR-11 groups took part in this event and prepared a report. In addition, two students from Turkey participated in the discussion, who are here by academic mobility. They told on the role of the native Turkish language in the family and society (Ahmet Fath Nehri and Fatih Golek).

 

Student Romankulov E.S. After reading a poem by Abay in the Kazakh language, he noted that Abay made a great contribution to enriching the Kazakh literary language with such artistic, figurative words. And a student of Tatar nationality Vakhsimirova Sofia told that she speaks the Kazakh language by 90%. Students shared their thoughts on this topic and actively discussed the development of the state language of the Republic of Kazakhstan.


Kadyskyzy A.,

Mutali A.K.