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INTRODUCTION TO COURSES

Our courses consist of one year of beginner's study, a second year of intermediate and a third year of advanced or independent study. There are two semesters in each year, including workshops on various language topics. Homework and quizzes are an essential part of the course. At the end of each year, when a student has accomplished what is required, they earn a certificate from The Institute of Kemet Philology. Visit our Blog to see upcoming workshops, lectures, and events.

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BEGINNER COURSE

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Instructors:

SbA Akinjide Bonotchi Montgomery and SbAt Rkhty Amen

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Tuition $400.00 per Semester

 

        Course Description:

Introduction to Mdu Ntr

The Writing System -glyphs sounds mono sounds, syllabary, determinatives

Grammar (verbs, nouns, pronouns, adjectives, adverbs, prepositions, and word associations)

Word order of sentences

Verbal and Nonverbal sentences.

Introduction to the study and the meaning of words and phrases

Speaking Medu Neter and translating is part of each class

Learning the culture of Kemet through language.

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Starting Date: February 18, 2020

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INTERMEDIATE COURSE 

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Instructor: SbAt Rkhty Amen

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 Tuition  $500.00 per Semester

*This course is open to students who complete the Institute's Beginner's course or who can demonstrate readiness for intermediate study. This will be determined by the instructor.

 

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Intermediate grammar (participles, relatives stative, compound verbal constructions, and more)

Mdu Ntr verbal system

All sentence constructions 

Philosophy of translating Medu Neter

Translating various kinds of texts

Learning the culture and history of Kemet through the language

Speaking and using grammar to translate is part of each lesson 

Workshops on related language topics

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Starting date February 18 2020

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ADVANCED MEDU NETER COURSE

*For information, registration and tuition for this course submit request on website contact form below.

 

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Grammar overview of the Early, Middle and Late periods 

Reading and translating various period texts, including a text of student's choice

Introduction to Hieratic

Learning the culture and history of Kemet through the language

Collaborative work on a transliteration projects​

 

 

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