What language(s) (if any) do you take in school or that you know and can speak? (LOL, besides ENGLISH!)

I can speak the littlest bit of Spanish. I can translate Gaelic too

I take spanish. I'm in my second year but my teacher won't let me go on to spanish 3 next year sooo I have to take spanish 2 over again. But I'll get like all As the second time around tho.

I'm taking Spanish for the time being. I am doing fairly well in that subject.

I speak German pretty well...tho my mom always says I sound to American lol. I just got done taking Spanish...eww. LOL

I'm takin' Spanish 1 this year. I'm doin' good in it so far. I only have Spanish 1 for this last semester and i have to cram everything the otha class has in 1 year although it is a blocked class...If yall dont know what im talkin bout her dont ask lol my school is umm odd sometimes

spanish....its my 4th year...o yay:rolleyes:

Originally posted by Blair n' Jo Rock
spanish....its my 4th year...o yay:rolleyes:

Wow, 4th? That's kool. :)

I took Spanish in High School, but I really don't remember much of it! :)

Je peut parler français, mais je ne prends pas la classe maintenant. (I can speak French, but I do not take the class now).

I took French all 4 years of high school. Got straight A's all the way. I can hardly understand it now, and it's only been 3 years.

I'm taking sign language now.

A little french
A little Mandarin
ENGLISH ;)
and Cantonese

I speak English (that God!). I am currently taking a dead langauge called Latin. I hate it so much! I think I'm going to fail the stupid class this semester. I didn't do so well the 1st quarter, nor the 2nd quarter. The final was a complete disaster . . . well, let's see how bad I did- the report card will be coming out next week.

Originally posted by LucyFan
I speak English (that God!). I am currently taking a dead langauge called Latin. I hate it so much! I think I'm going to fail the stupid class this semester. I didn't do so well the 1st quarter, nor the 2nd quarter. The final was a complete disaster . . . well, let's see how bad I did- the report card will be coming out next week.

Latin is a really good language to take, though. First of all, there's not oral examinatioins, like there is in French/Spanish/German. Plust, alot of people say that it helps you with vocab, especially on the SATs....

Anyway, I take Español! I've been taking it for forever. Since 1st grade. 10 years exactly I think. It's all good though, cause I'm getting strait As...

I'm taking French now in 7th grade and I am going to take it in high school. It's such a beautiful language.:)

I was asking some ppl at school if they were gonna take Spanish with me and some of them reply, "Are you kiddin? I can't speak English!" LOL I found that soo funny. I mean they Can speak English but well you get it.lol

Just thought I'd share even though that was a bit off topic. ( I seem to be gettin' good at off topic posts lol )

He estado tomando el lenguaje español por como 2 años del 1/2. (no soy todo el que grande en el lenguaje sin embargo) y guardaré probablemente en tomarlo todo a través de High School secundaria y quizá de universidad. Deseo ser fluido en español y poder ir a los lugares como España o México o cualquier otro país de habla hispana y poder comunicarse con la gente allí.

(I have been taking the Spanish language for like 2 1/2 years. (I'm not all that great in the language though) And I'll probably keep on taking it all through high school and maybe college. I want to be fluent in spanish and be able to go to places like Spain or Mexico or any other Spanish speaking country and be able to communicate with the people there.)

Hehe.....

I used to speak German but haven't used it in a while so it's a little rusty.

Jak sie urodzilem, do tego czasu jak zaczynalem szkole podstawowy, to ino mowilem po Polsku. Jak zaczynalem zerowke, co zaczynalem po Angielsku mowic. Do tego dnia, dalej mowiem po Polsku, bo jak nie, to moje ojcowie byk nie rozumieli mnie tak dobrze jak po Polsku.

(From the time I was born to the time I started elementary school, I only knew how to speak Polish. Once I started kindergarden, I started to learn English. To this day, I still speak it, or else my parents wouldn't understand me as well if I spoke English to them.)

Ahora, hablo Español y estudio en el escuela para 3 años. Tomaré español para un año mas, y en el universidad tambien!

(Now, i speak spanish and study it in school 3 years now. I will take it for one more year and in college too!)

i guess this makes me kinda trilingual! Cheers!:cheers:

I finished school a very long time ago, ;) but I am fluent in French!
:wave:

Um I take spanish but I like never pay attention so I don't really know any but I can speak gibberish!

Originally posted by Teddys_Gurl
He estado tomando el lenguaje español por como 2 años del 1/2. (no soy todo el que grande en el lenguaje sin embargo) y guardaré probablemente en tomarlo todo a través de High School secundaria y quizá de universidad. Deseo ser fluido en español y poder ir a los lugares como España o México o cualquier otro país de habla hispana y poder comunicarse con la gente allí.

(I have been taking the Spanish language for like 2 1/2 years. (I'm not all that great in the language though) And I'll probably keep on taking it all through high school and maybe college. I want to be fluent in spanish and be able to go to places like Spain or Mexico or any other Spanish speaking country and be able to communicate with the people there.)

Hehe.....

Did you get that through a translator. Cuase the grammer in it is really strange. I read the first sentence and was like "she was drinking Spanish for 2 years?".

Originally posted by Meg07945


Did you get that through a translator. Cuase the grammer in it is really strange. I read the first sentence and was like "she was drinking Spanish for 2 years?".

Well "tomar" can mean to drink, but usually it means to take. For me, I use "beber: for drink, so i won't get confused. She most likely used "tomar" as to take.:wave:

Originally posted by EricMatthews
Well "tomar" can mean to drink, but usually it means to take. For me, I use "beber: for drink, so i won't get confused. She most likely used "tomar" as to take.:wave:

yea lol I was gonna say... I use beber. I didn't know tomar could be used too. Hm. Interesting.

Tomar is to take
Beber is to drink..........

LOL, but i did screw up on alot of stuffin there. *sighs* I told you i wasn't that good!

Originally posted by Teddys_Gurl
LOL, but i did screw up on alot of stuffin there. *sighs* I told you i wasn't that good!

LOL but you can speak a lot more then me! :happyface

Originally posted by Lisa Whelchel Forever


LOL but you can speak a lot more then me! :happyface

More maybe but not tha great lol

I'm learning Japanese but i doubt i'll ever be able to speak it really well.

This is my second year in spanish and I can barley tell you what my name and age is correctly. That's only because last year, my teacher came 5 weeks late and was a sick person and was never there, and this year, we started off with a teacher but they put us in a class w/o a teacher. Then he finally came in November and all he does is take role and make us work in the workbook. We haven't had a single test yet, but that's only because he does't teach anything, not even the stuff in the work book. I swear the people in my school are *******.