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French

19 (10.5%)

Spanish

14 (7.7%)

German

18 (9.9%)

Russian

8 (4.4%)

Mandarin

9 (5%)

Italian

5 (2.8%)

Greek

3 (1.7%)

Czech

4 (2.2%)

Hindi

3 (1.7%)

Arabic

5 (2.8%)

Farsi

3 (1.7%)

Portugese

3 (1.7%)

Japanese

10 (5.5%)

Vietnamese

3 (1.7%)

Korean

4 (2.2%)

Turkish

3 (1.7%)

Hebrew

4 (2.2%)

Polish

7 (3.9%)

Dutch

6 (3.3%)

Pashto

3 (1.7%)

Creole (Haitian)

3 (1.7%)

Swedish

9 (5%)

Bulgarian

3 (1.7%)

Mongolian

4 (2.2%)

Swahili

3 (1.7%)

Other

25 (13.8%)

Total Members Voted: 70

[Acanthus117]

I guesssss becauuusee iiiiitss aweeesoommmeeeee

I want to learn french or german... I've always wanted to go there. I've heard from friends that it's great in those two countries.

[Vester]

UP and the ADMU have pretty good Foreign Lang programs. Taft's isn't as good, but it's passable.

[Acanthus117]

Cool, I'll tell my mom about that.

[Char13magne]

Whoops. I meant "has taken at least two consecutive semesters of a foreign language."

Two, I thought it was four.......years !!!

Yeah, it's four years.  Four years is a drop in the frickin' bucket when it comes to learning a language, though (at the high school level, at least).  I've been studying French for 15 years and Japanese for 8, got excellent scores on the AP tests and numerous language awards from my school... and I still don't consider myself fluent.

Ever been to the countries you're studying? I'm sure you have, but that's important too (especially if you can nab an immersion program!).

I gueeessed thaaat.

Also, whyyyy are weeee talking liiike lame ghooosts?

And, (heh, heh) you guys just made a Young Frankenstien (with Gene Wilder) joke and you don't even know it ("Werewolf (*points*)!. No; there, wolf...there, castle. Why are you talking that way? I don't know, I thought you wanted to talk this way? No. Oh, whatever, I'm game!")!

[Vector]

Ever been to the countries you're studying? I'm sure you have, but that's important too (especially if you can nab an immersion program!).

I've been to France and Quebec, once.  My family's a bit low on time and money.