Language Subjects

[jt2003]

Hindi maipagmamalaki sapagkat simbolo ito ng pananakop at panunupil ng mga kastila.

 

panu yan aktibista ako?

 

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Naku Ma'am. Take it from someone who was too short-sighted to take this language seriously. Knowing Spanish will serve you well later in life.

Edited June 15, 2005 by jt2003

[missmanners]

we were required to study spanish and latin in grade school all through to high school. when i was choosing which foreign language to take during college, as it was also required, i took spanish. got an easy A.

[agxo3]

Im an FA grad and I really wanted to learn Latin if i had the chance.

 

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Latin! Yes!!!! 4 years in high school. Got good enough back then to hold real life converstions with my friends. By now, most of what I learned is gone........at least on the surface.

 

I hooked up with a few hs buddies not too long ago, and by the end of the day, little bits and pieces of latin crept into the conversation. Then a couple of years ago, I wento to Rome, and walked through the forum in the center of town. Big old blocks of marble, with words carved into them - and I could read most of 'em!!! Surprised the heck out of me, and the people next to me when I started reading the blocks out loud. They trailed me all around, asking me what the blocks said. Made for a really interesting day. Funny what hides in the back of your consciousness.

[devil_lance]

we were required to study spanish and latin in grade school all through to high school. when i was choosing which foreign language to take during college, as it was also required, i took spanish. got an easy A.

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sayang, you should have chosen a different one, learning a foreign language these days is costly. sana you took French, the most romantic language

 

 

Latin! Yes!!!! 4 years in high school. Got good enough back then to hold real life converstions with my friends. By now, most of what I learned is gone........at least on the surface.

 

I hooked up with a few hs buddies not too long ago, and by the end of the day, little bits and pieces of latin crept into the conversation. Then a couple of years ago, I wento to Rome, and walked through the forum in the center of town. Big old blocks of marble, with words carved into them - and I could read most of 'em!!! Surprised the heck out of me, and the people next to me when I started reading the blocks out loud. They trailed me all around, asking me what the blocks said. Made for a really interesting day. Funny what hides in the back of your consciousness.

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Isn't it amazing? buti na-remember mo pa, usually pag di kasi nagagamit yung language nakakalimutan.

[imijin]

took up 6 units of Spanish during college days.... twas good... interesting... we were like elementary studs trying to construct a sentence in spanish... we speak a lil but not sufficient to converse...

[devil_lance]

inline with foreign language subjects... may alam ba kayo school (or any institution) na nago-offer ng french language classes?

to answer the topic:

 

i learned a bit of german during highschool... not sure kung bakit yun ang pinili nilang foreign language for our batch yung iba kasi puro spanish na.

 

nung college programming languages na nakuha ko.

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Really? Buti pa sa schools nyo nagtuturo ng ganun, sa school namin wala, ang mahal pa ng tuition namin :cry:

[cool2nasty]

french sana nadissolve lang kaya ayun SPANISH ang natake ....

 

:cool: :upside:

[strangedays]

Took up latin when I was in the seminary but I left after a few months so di natapos.

 

Took up Mandarin for a schoolyear and a half but switched to Japanese (ganda nung teacher- panalo!)

 

Switched to mandarin when she left

 

So took a lot of foreign language classes but never became fluent in any of them

[rapturousone]

Mandarin during grade school and high school. French and Spanish during college. My experience is that it is best if the language is used as often as possible otherwise most of it is lost over time. However, it is relatively easy to pick up the language once again when you're re-exposed to it (i.e., travelling or taking a refresher course).

[Guest buru_tus]

ESPANOL

 

requirement yata ito sa USTE para mabasa mo ang iyong DIPLOMA

 

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[The_Jackal]

we were required to study latin back in high school..

 

for my foreign language in college, i decided to take the one closest to latin, italian.

[caeli]

japanese, spanish tsaka french pero basic lang natutunan ko kase tamad pumasok un prof.

[LADY ShYA]

when i was in Pre-dentistry, we took up mandarin

[devil_lance]

when i was in Pre-dentistry, we took up mandarin

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I think Mandarin is required to be learned in CEU

[Immortal666]

I took up 6 units of Spanish back in college but I was just studying it for the grade and not to learn. The phrase that I can consistently say is "Vamos a comer!"

 

Sayang! If I took it seriously, I would've been earning more than double I'm making now in my call center job.