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Any of you here speak a different language? Have any experiance in one? Taking any classes? Post your talents here. B) I am taking spanish in high school only because many colleges require you to have foreign language credits. I also know a small amount of Japanease.
Contributed by Nitrous , iVirtua Ultimate Contributor 115 iVirtua Loyalty Points • View Profile • Send Private Message • Back to Top
I did take French class back in 7th and 8th grade, and after I got a 97 on the final I dropped it. I could either get 3 credits for a foreign language or 5 credits in business classes (computer and stuff). I chose to do the business classes since I hated French.
Contributed by KoolDrew , iVirtua Ultimate Contributor 155 iVirtua Loyalty Points • View Profile • Send Private Message • Back to Top
I know 2 languages fluently, and 2 not so good at. English and Russian I know fluntly, and the other 2 are French and Belarussian.
Contributed by Kirilok , iVirtua Valued Contributor 100 iVirtua Loyalty Points • View Profile • Send Private Message • Back to Top
English & Malayalam (a language from South India) fluently. Taking Latin in high school.
Contributed by Predator , Guest 510 iVirtua Loyalty Points • • • Back to Top
I've taken Spanish since grade 7 (in grade 11 now) but mainly because my parents have wanted me to so I haven't learned it too well.
Contributed by Myrdaal , iVirtua Ultimate Contributor 100 iVirtua Loyalty Points • View Profile • Send Private Message • Back to Top
Quote: I've taken Spanish since grade 7 (in grade 11 now) but mainly because my parents have wanted me to so I haven't learned it too well.
lmao :P
Contributed by Nitrous , iVirtua Ultimate Contributor 115 iVirtua Loyalty Points • View Profile • Send Private Message • Back to Top
Quote: I've taken Spanish since grade 7 (in grade 11 now) but mainly because my parents have wanted me to so I haven't learned it too well.
That isn't good to hear. You should choose a language that you like. My parents wanted me to choose Spanish as well, but I chose Latin against their wishes..
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If we had latin at my school I would have chosen that, but we only have French and Spanish, and I'm more likely to use Spanish in the United States.
Contributed by Nitrous , iVirtua Ultimate Contributor 115 iVirtua Loyalty Points • View Profile • Send Private Message • Back to Top
Quote: If we had latin at my school I would have chosen that, but we only have French and Spanish, and I'm more likely to use Spanish in the United States.
Yeah, that's true. I think I'm going to start taking Spanish next semester
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Quote: If we had latin at my school I would have chosen that, but we only have French and Spanish, and I'm more likely to use Spanish in the United States.
True, but Latin helps quite a bit for SAT and for English.
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Quote: Quote: If we had latin at my school I would have chosen that, but we only have French and Spanish, and I'm more likely to use Spanish in the United States.
True, but Latin helps quite a bit for SAT and for English.
Yeah, last year in english we had latin vocabulary tests every week. This year we do the same thing but for greek vocab. Oh, and my english teacher is a forign exchange teacher from Hungary. She has a really strong accent, lol.
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Only English, did not need another when i was at school, there would have been no point i would have had to talk to myself, but now i wish we did, i would love to speak Spanish.
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Quote: Quote: If we had latin at my school I would have chosen that, but we only have French and Spanish, and I'm more likely to use Spanish in the United States.
True, but Latin helps quite a bit for SAT and for English.
How does it help on the SAT?
Contributed by Josh , iVirtua Ultimate Contributor 100 iVirtua Loyalty Points • View Profile • Send Private Message • Back to Top
Quote: Quote: Quote: If we had latin at my school I would have chosen that, but we only have French and Spanish, and I'm more likely to use Spanish in the United States.
True, but Latin helps quite a bit for SAT and for English.
How does it help on the SAT?
Many english words have lating roots, so it would help for defining words and things like that.
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