Do you take a language course?

[notfred]

I've taken courses taught in Java and C++. Does that count?

 

[pancho619]

I took French1-4 in High school and French 3-5 in College (A+ all the way). Easiest classes I took in my life. My native language was English followed by Spanish, I guess knowing spanish helped a bit since they're so similar.

 

[Darien]

-=Favorites from October =-
(1)School Rumble<eps6>

probably the best anime of 2k4

 

[konakona]

Originally posted by: Darien

-=Favorites from October =-
(1)School Rumble<eps6>

probably the best anime of 2k4

tell me about it... but i would give 2x2 shinobuden a slight edge for creativity... there is an obscene amount of witty humor packed in each and every episode my second favorite is galaxy angel 4th season but thats only expected... i mean look at my username

 

[zerocool1]

conversational german in college; acing it

 

[TheAudit]

Originally posted by: Byung
got up to french 4 in HS

Same here.
And I have never used it except to order breakfast at fast food joint in Canada while I was hungover.

 

[oogabooga]

When i said i wanted to declare as an english major, the first thing they told me was "Great, take a foreign language class"

i picked korean, and am suffering =\ About to fail.

 

[Lyfer]

I took three semesters of Spanish. All I can say is "yo soy no muy bien"!

 

[bandana163]

The last course I took was German at 1st and 2nd class in HS.
I managed to get to "Oberstufe" in 2 years.

 

[newbiepcuser]

Took 2 semesters of Chinese. Not native speakers. Pass with an A. The problem I saw in this class and I've notice in other language courses, the professor would base the tone of the class on the best student. Unfortunately there were a lot of native speakers who wanted an easy A. It was a lot of work.

I know some of the Universities and colleges in my area will not allow native speakers in the intro classes and that would address this issue.