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Kyrgyz language course B2

The upper-intermediate level: official letters and appeals to state bodies, biography, meetings and argument, evaluation with reasons, articles and public speaking. Tasks are worded in Kyrgyz, set phrases and proverbs are part of the vocabulary. It ends with a revision module and an exam week.

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12 modules · 920 phrases, each with native-speaker audio · a mini-test after every module

Course programme

ModuleTopicPhrases
М36Official letters & appeals89
М37Biography & professionalism87
М38Meetings, debate & argument90
М39Person & society. Justice91
М40Person & economy. Labour94
М41Person & science. Literacy93
М42Person & art. Culture101
М43Person & nature. Water is life87
М44Humanity & harmony99
М45Media, articles & public speaking89
М46B2 revision revision—
М47Exam week exam week—

What you will be able to do

Frequently asked questions

How does B2 differ from B1?

B1 asks you to express a viewpoint; B2 asks for an argument and an evaluation with reasons, control of the conversation and official style: a letter to a state body, a biography, an article.

Where do the module topics come from?

The topics are chosen for the tasks of level B2: formal correspondence, argument, discussion and public speaking. The course texts and tasks are written by learn.kg and are not related to the tasks of the official test.

What are set phrases and why are they in the vocabulary?

Set expressions and proverbs: without them you cannot follow natural dialogues and B2-level journalism, so they are introduced as vocabulary units with audio.

What do I need to start B2?

A confident B1: understanding speech at natural speed, expressing an opinion and parsing tasks in Kyrgyz. The B1 practice test and Altynai will help you judge whether you are ready.

How do I get access?

Message Altynai on WhatsApp — she will create your login and password, usually the same day.

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The teacher opens access — usually the same day.