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29 Dec 2016
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What foreign languages do you study at school?
What foreign languages do you study at school?
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- Country or region United States
In high school, there will only be 2 or 3 such as Spanish and Fremch unless you go to a nicer school where they may offer Japanese, Latin, German, etc.
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At university, there will be MANY languages to choose from.
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Most high schools require you take at least one year of a foreign language. The most common is Spanish, French and German. Like stated above, nicer high schools offer more options. College also usually demands one year of foreign language to graduate and they usually have tons of languages to choose from.
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Well, in my high school, they require students to take 2-3 years of 1 or either 2 languages. The foreign languages my school provides is Korean, French, Spanish, Arabic, Latin, Italian, Chinese, and Japanese.
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- Country or region United States
For high schools near me you can take Spanish, French, Chinese, Japanese, and a few other ones I can't remember. It really depends on the school.
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In MY school: Spanish, Italian, French, and Japanese
It depends on the school... for instance, in my friend's school, they only have Russian.
It depends on the school... for instance, in my friend's school, they only have Russian.
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In my school it only provides french and Spanish the nicer the school the more languages are available
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In my current highschool, its French and Spanish! But it changes school to school here 😊
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- Country or region United States
when i was in school (10 yrs ago) they offered spanish french and latin. it was not required to take it. but now you have to take it to graduate.
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- Country or region United States
in bad high schools like mine they only offer 1 language which is usually Spanish but nicer schools have more languages and college has so many. at my school you can take a different language than Spanish but it's on the internet so you won't have a real teacher
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- Country or region United States
my high school provides Spanish, French, and Japanese. im currently taking japanese 2.
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I used to be able to take both French and Spanish, but they dropped the French classes since not many people were interested in it, so right now, we can only learn Spanish. I wish we had more options, though.
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In my highschool we have French, Spanish, and Japanese. I am taking Japanese and in a equivalently to a level 3. Languages are fun to learn ^_^
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In high school it depends what languages they offer but in the university there are many but it also depends what they offer as well.
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