What languages have you studied in school?
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Challenger
ANSWERS: 53
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German
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Sign language but I only remember the 1 finger and two finger versions :o)
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2 years of Spanish, and 1 of French.
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Tres years of Spanish...
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Six units of Spanish. Hablo espanol pero muy poco.
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I took Spanish in High School but I can't speak it at all!
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five years of French down the drain...one semester of torture, Latin!
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German and Spanish.... Warsteiner...chyeaaaa buddy...
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Spanish, because it was required.
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Two years of Spanish. Freshman year in high school we were required to take one semester each of Spanish, German, French and Latin.
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5 years of Indonesian and German. Then I went on to study Indonesian and Italian at University. ALong the way, I learnt Balinese and Dutch (reading). I use Indonesian, German and Italian regularly and am trying to regain my skills in Balinese for the work I do with Balinese orphanages.
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French, Italians and Spanish.
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Spanish, French and Classic Greek. I now speak fluent Spanish and intermediate level French.
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Yo estudiado español en high school and college.
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I took a semester of Latin in HS which I skipped so much I got into trouble for truancy ... then two semesters of French in HS, two semesters of German in college and I learned Spanish on the streets.
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I studied French at O level. Well.. I say "Studied", I didnt study much.
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German and Spanish
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French, and Latin.
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I studied French. Je parle on peu francais. And that's about all I remember. Ca Va?
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French and Latin in grammar school. (Catholic School) and 2 years Spanish in High School. Also, American Sign Language in Night School as an Adult.
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3, but I learned more out of school than in school... so I speak more languages now than I did then....
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Just one.
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Solamente español.
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Spanish in school French, self-study.
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Español.
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Two,in South Africa English and Afrikaans is compulsory at school but for the last decade these 2, plus an african language has been the norm. I took German as well but dropped it in later years. (Have met an Iranian storekeeper here in Dubai that speaks 7 languages fluently: English, Farsi, Arabic, Russian, Italian, Spanish & French) I think that's awesome :-)
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English (duh) & Spanish. The other 3.. I picked up in the streets :P
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Two years of German in High School, almost one year of Czech in the Army. All other languages are self studied.
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At school 3 plus Latin but others I have picked uip along the way mainly because of the Latin roots. I was Lucky my Father was Spanish which gave me a big advantage on the Latin based languages.
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I started Spanish in grade school, but I got sick and missed too much to catch up. Then I took 3 semesters of French in college. And of course English. ^_^ Total studied: 3. Total learned: 2.
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English, French, Latin, German. Self-study: Spanish
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I studied English and Australian ...:)
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Well I learned bits of Latin and French. I took about 5 years of Spanish.
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English, 5 years of French, 1 year of Spanish..and at another college I have been taking mandarin chinese courses for about 10 years. Chinese is by far the most difficult of them.(at least for me).
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2 written and 1 spoken
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Chinese and Japanese but only remember a few words in Chinese. (Hawaii public schools used to teach different languages to emphasize the ethnic diversity of the islands)
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I studied English in Russia and Spanish in the US.
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Danish, English, German and a bit of Latin.
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I study Irish, English and Spanish. I pick up languages quite easily because of my roots and have always been around people speaking different languages. My (biological) dad spoke Hindu, and my step-dad speaks Arabic. I've also been to Sri Lanka many times when young and India a few. Also Holland and France and Malta, so really i'm used to them and pick them up as i go along. That's why i got an 'A' in my Higher Level Spanish in my Junior Cert results!!!!!
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I studied the languages of Electronis and Machinists in school. I learned words like Ohm, Watt, Ampere, Impedence, Induction and Center Drill, Pilot Hole, Counterbore, Leadscrew, Crossfeed and Ball Endmill. Everyone I knew spoke english and I didn't intend to go anywhere where they spoke any other language. Little did I know I didn't have to go anywhere. They would bring the Spanish to me. Entender?
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English and French in school. German at home. Portuguese in the neighbourhood. Taught myself Dutch by shortwave radio classes.
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Spanish and English in grade school, French in high school.... :)
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... of the six I speak, I have only had formal school studies in 3.
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J'ai attendu deux langue dans l'ecole. J'attends le Francais maintenant, mais c'est difficile ecrire dans l'ordinateur parce'que je ne sais pas comment ecrire les accents.
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Two. English and German.
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welsh sottish irish scouse geordie cockney brummie cornish o0h and german
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french spanish and german
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Well, everyone studies English. So I'm not counting that. In middle school we had a really brief introduction to languages. You learn a few words and like...numbers 1-20 in a bunch of languages. French & Spanish mostly tho. We also did a little on hieroglyphics and greek. But nothing went into depth. In high school, I'm on my third year of Russian.
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English, Latin, Ancient Greek, French, Spanish, Portuguese.
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3, Apart from my native language French: Latin English Old Greek And German as a student.
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they werent studied in school but i am bi-lingual. i speak 'redneck' and cajun'...lol
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I studied French in grade school, and Spanish in high school. I never became conversational in either. Which, considering I work with several people who speak Spanish, you'd think I'd pick some of it back up. Can't teach old dogs new tricks? Does pig Latin count? And I've always been fascinated by dialects as well with my family being from New England, the South, and having grown up in the Midwest. oh well...
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Spanish and French in middle school.
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