tho still trying to get the tuition-$$$ together, i’m geared up for (starting to) learning German I this summer. Red Tape has me prevented form registering just yet….but come Junes hopefully i shall be “sprechen ze deutsche…” :)
- Basic German I (former Accelerated
15GRMN101
Basic German language and culture.
First quarter in the three-quarter sequence to fulfill A&S requirement.
Apr 28, 12:47AM PDT | 2 cheers | 0 comments
‘Was just review my list of goals, and which ones i have neglected for a long time. Last time i had looked around, i couldnt find anything, class-wise, that would allow me to pursue this further, other than college classes (at @ $750 a pop) or language immersion programs (definately outta my price range for now). So it seemed indefinately back-burnered to make any progress…
But today, in a fit of optimism, i thot i google again for something in the area,,,,,and ~Hallelujah!, here’s a whole center just up the road Devoted to teaching Italian by native speakers of italian ! They offer classes in four different levels (which is much more than even UC does), and CEU’s awarded at the end of each class. $200.oo for ten weeks of classes: very very do-able even for a broke-sort like me. Che Meraviglioso ! T’will definately sign up for Spring session,,,dont think i can swing the Winter session (which starts in week) $$$-wise just right now. But hey, ‘Tis Grande!!
http://www.schoolamici.com/
Jan 03, 2007, 11:28AM PST | 8 cheers | 0 comments
the top choices for “fluency” are Italian, Latin, Japanese, Sanskrit, biblical Hebrew & Gaellic. I have already studied spanish, french, italian & abit of Latin, but i only got the grammar down, not the conversational conjugation schtuff….
Sep 11, 2005, 01:24AM PDT | 6 cheers | 2 comments