What languages do you have at your school?

What languages do you have at your school?

  • German

    Votes: 18 47.4%

  • French

    Votes: 27 71.1%

  • Spanish

    Votes: 14 36.8%

  • Russian

    Votes: 2 5.3%

  • Danish

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • English

    Votes: 30 78.9%

  • Chinese

    Votes: 4 10.5%

  • Japanese

    Votes: 6 15.8%

  • Italian

    Votes: 6 15.8%

  • Arab

    Votes: 1 2.6%

  • Portuguese

    Votes: 4 10.5%

  • Swedish

    Votes: 1 2.6%

  • Other (please specify).

    Votes: 13 34.2%
  • Total voters
    38
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Where i go to is a specialist language school with almost everything! :D
 
Do you mean languages that can be studied or that you study?

Btw you should add English for foreign members.
 
I have edited the poll. I study in one of the top French engineering schools (Grandes Écoles) and many languages are available : German, Spanish, Russian, English, Chinese, Japanese, Italian, Arab, Portuguese and Swedish.
For instance, I study English, Italian and German.
 
My school has Spanish and French. I take the French, but I'm having a bit of a rough time with it. For me, that language is quite complicated. So to make it more fun, I set the language to Francais in my video games. It actually helps. ;) I kind of want to chat on the French forums. I got a feeling I wouldn't have a good time though, if I only know this much... I need to learn more, THEN I might check that place out.
 
I'm learning Norwegian Bookspeech, New Norwegian (a completely useless language ._.), English and French at our school. We get to choose either French, German or Spanish in our eight year. D:
I sometimes set video games to French too, and it does indeed help. I wish you could change the language in the x-box version of R3. ): But French is hard...
I had a test in French today too. I think I failed. :U Oh well, I won't know until Monday.
 
French is very hard to learn, and you need to practise a lot. I don't find Italian and German especially tough, by the way.
 
Yes, French is very hard. Doesn't 'des' mean 'of' and 'du' means 'of the'? One word - CONFUSING! Heheh... At least I understand Java, the language used in Indonesia. My mother has an Indonesian friend; so she speaks Java, and eventually I learned it. But.... I can only understand it. I can't spell or speak Java.
 
You mean Javanese, don't you? By the way, if you learn German one day, you'll see that many words are also merged.
 
Hunchman801 said:
You mean Javanese, don't you? By the way, if you learn German one day, you'll see that many words are also merged.
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Whatever it's called. I never pay attention. I just call it Java for short. That way I don't get mixed up with Japanese and Javanese.
 
We can study English, German, Italian, Latin, French and Russian in my school.

I study English and Latin...or more precisely, just Latin because I nearly never pay attention on English classes. XD
 
Nice... I don't really pay attention in my French class either (I have other things in my mind), which is probably the reason why I'm having a rough time with it. :)
 
I learned English through Cartoon Network, back when I was little. Since then, the only thing that evolved in me, is my vocabulary. I know nothing about grammar, but use it out of instinct, and it usually works. :D
 
That's really cool. ^^ And yes, Cartoon Network really helped me with this gibberish of a language English. (I had no idea what Americans were saying when I was little... :D) Of course, I heard people talk English everyday, so that helped out as well.
 
I learned English at school but also on the internet. However, I only started when I was eleven.
 
I learned basic English at school, and then learned a lot from reading English books and playing games in English and from the internet, of course. Now I am way ahead of most others in my class. We start learning English seven years old, here. : D
 
Heheh.... That's cool. ^^ When I was little, I tried to speak English, but I just ended up speaking gibberish. And I thought I was doing very well. Turns out I wasn't... XD
 
I spoke gibberish with my teddy bears. I seemed to think they actually were alive. D:

Now, when I browse trough my older deviations in dA and read their descriptions, from, like, two or three years back, I can see that my English has improved very much. (I can also spot a growing cynicsm, use of sarcasm, less smilies and some maturity-progress, but that's besides the point)
 
That's good that your English improved... And when I was little, I also did that gibberish thing to my monkey keychain. Heheh... (By the way, I can't really spot sarcasm the best around here.... but I don't take 'offensive' posts seriously, unless I'm mad. Well, in the real world I happen to use sarcasm a lot, so obviously I can spot it. But I just can't tell if something's serious or a joke on the internet.)
 
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