What foreign languages did you learn at school?

is it not required?

English and Swedish

English as "main" foreign language, Spanish as second.
Overall we still spend a lot less than other Yuro countries on teaching foreign languages

English, French, German, Italian.
Ain't nuttin but a peanut

Spanish in Middle School
German in highschool
French in uni (doesn't really count since it was jus for grammar
Latin in Uni
I learned some phrases in Gulf Arabic while working in Oman

English, French and a little German even

French and German

English, with French and Italian not being foreign languages here.

latin and ancient greek

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English
German
Latin

Turkish spongebob straight chillin, sippin on that nargile

no lol

english french german
Only retained english

Swedish
German
English
Spanish

English

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French then Spanish in high school

in order english, french, spanish, german

English for an easy A.
A bit of french for like a month but then I switched courses and didn't have to do foreign languages.

Spanish and english

Foreign languages? I only learned english by games. Even then is bad as fuck.

germ

Mexican Spanish

english and french

English, Chinese

French, English and German.
I didn't bother with German and French since i finished school, so i forgot almost everything about them.

english, swedish and german.

really bad combination to learn swedish and german, it takes the interestment away from both.

French and English.

English and Italian

based

none t. chad

English and French

English and Russian

The choices in my school was

1. Advanced English
2. Japanese
3. Italian
4. Spanish
5. French
6. Russian
7. German

I picked Russian at first but then we were told that a study trip would be included to said countries in 9th grade so I quickly swapped to Italian so I could go there instead. Spent a week with my classmates, chilling on the beach.

My first high school only offered Spanish, French and Italian. I moved and my second high school offered the aforementioned three along with German and Portuguese.

English
Swedish(mandatory in FInland. Fuck you, sweden)
German(voluntary)

Fuck me if I remember ANYTHING from last two.

English and Latin
i even chose Latin as one of the five subjects for my graduation exams

>Fuck you, sweden
Get wrecked.

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my school had mandatory arabic and english but i also took french. i also learned some farsi after school\in the army and know russian from friends\my grandpa.

English, German. Unfortunately I wasn’t able to master the latter

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Danish, also English but that wasn't foreign to me.

German but our teacher was an old dude who let us skip class so I never learned anything. Got a perfect grade though.

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english and french.

Why don’t Portuguese speakers study Spanish?

In my 3rd grade of elementary the government started the implementation of English classes in the public school system. I learned basic grammar and shit like that.
If I would've sticked with the shit they teached me in school I honestly wouldn't be able to post here.
Sometimes my grammar may seem broke but my speaking and listening skills are peak. I learned by watching westerns movies.

>1. Advanced English
Regular English is mandatory ?

english

>Regular English is mandatory ?
Yup. If you fail English you fail everything. Literally. It's one of the three majors, English, Math and Swedish. Fail any of those and your other grades don't matter anymore.

No point unless you're lazy? I studied spanish in school for two semesters, because I am lazy. Just slept the entire class, never did homework, and still passed both with an A

I took japanese in high school
my school also had spanish, french, latin, and german.

German and English. Actually I've studied German much more than English and even won regional language contests and passed German exam to enter university but then I virtually forgot it because of total lack of utilization.

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They only offered Spanish, French, and Mandarin when I was in high school.

In elementary school I studied English. I was part of the "advanced" group that had 5 classes a week instead of just 3.
In high school I studied German. The first year I only had German classes.

What is it common for Japanese learn to Chinese in school?

I know it's more common the other way round because you know Chinese are huge weebs.

English and later Spanish

Bit weird that they put such an emphasis into it

English and German

Well, English is used pretty much in every field of work so it's needed.
Also, it's considered a basic skill that everyone should have.

>English is used pretty much in every field of work so it's needed.
why?
>Also, it's considered a basic skill that everyone should have
why are scandis like this? Are you really that closely tied to England?

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