Did you learn any foreign languages at school?.........

In my country, we have to learn Mandarin and English. It's a new rule,,but I get Mandarin when I'm in junior high school. You're right, it really nice to learn other language and we need it too! In this era, we need to be able to communicate with many people from different counties and thanks to my English teacher, I can type here in mylot Waw, it must be nice to learn French and German! I wanna learn French, but the course tax really expensive here

I took Spanish class in school, however, I barely passed it. Now I've learned a bit of Spanish, Swedish, Norwegian, and Dutch on my own through the years since. :)

In school I had to learn French from the 2nd to the 8th grade and Russian from the 6th to the 8th. When I went to high school I had to study English for students that have been studying it from the 2nd grade, and French for students that have been studying it from the 6th grade... That's because most schools are teaching English from the 2nd grade and French from the 6th... During college I studied English during 2 years. I still know how to read and write Russian, even if I don't know too many words. I understand French, but I can't speak it easily, because I lack exercise. If I spend a bit of time between people that speak French, I also start speaking pretty good. As of English, I've learned it all by myself, and it's the language I understand and speak the best.

I took four years of French in school but really didn't learn anything we didn't learn anything conversational, just verb conjugation. As I result I hardly remember a thing. I think all school kids should be required to learn another language. I wish I had learned spanish since I live in Mexico now and struggle with it daily.

hi pushkin , we learn english until 8 years old , but we still cant exchage with english speaker flutely , mostly our writting is good even better than the native english speaker. for our spoken english , we have no circumstance of english speaking but we try hard to practice it from moives ,music and mtv etc. thanks

At school normally we are taught 3 languages. Punjabi (my mother tongue), Hindi (national language) and English. I think it is good that I was taught English alongwith Punjabi and Hindi in school as it has helped me a lot in my career. We should not neglect our own languages but it is good to learn other languages also as it helps a lot in life. Anyways I love to learn languages. Currently I am learning Tamil and French.

When I was in school, I learnt French and today I can speak french fluently and thanks to the teachers in school, I learnt Hindi with my grandmother who is an Indian, and then I am learning Mandarin now with the help of some friends in mylot itself.

In our school we were taught english, spanish and french. I hated it and got bored with french and spanish. I traded the subjects to become a varsity player for our school soccer team.

In Denmark we have to learn obligatory English, starting in 3rd grade, which i cerntainly understand why as we are only about 5.5million people in Denmark, so i guess max 6million out of the worlds 6billion can speak danish to some extent, not practical if you want to trade or do other international things. Then in 7th grade you can choose if you want to learn German too, its useful if you want to get a longer extended education such as upper secondary highschool which is needed to attend the university, some colleges and academies. In 8th grade you can choose to start learning French also, i never had french, and i do pretty fine in both Danish and English fluently, and certainly understand German, though my speak aint the best. Currently im working on learning Dutch as i recently moved to the Netherlands.

At school, I learn English as a foreign language. And from junior middle school, I have learned English for about ten years. What is more, I also learn Japanese as a minor in college. Have a nice day!

I studied French and Spanish also some Russian. My Russian is always heavily accented (we have trouble with the r), I speak Spanish fluently and I read well in French.

Hi, In Malaysia we learn English as a compulsory second language in schools. There is no other foreign languages for us to learn in government schools. I am not sure whether foreign languages are taught in private schools. However, in universities we can choose to study another foreign language. Usually the scope of foreign languages is limited depending on the availability of the foreign language lecturers. The popular foreign languages offered by tertiary institutions are Japanese,Korean,German and French. Mandarin and Tamil are not considered foreign languages as they are mother tongues.

When I was in school, I learned 3 years of Spanish, and I'm Asian! Now I can understand what my "homies" are speaking every now and then. Learning Spanish is really fun. The only hard part of it is that I can't roll my toungue when you say a spanish way that has the letter R in it. I think languages should stay on the ciriculum because not only is it interesting, it could help you later on in life. You run a business and all the guy speaks if French. You can visit foreign countries and have a good time. etc. etc. etc.

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