learn a language

I want to learn as many languages as i can and travel all over.

Well i would love to learn German or Russian with in the next year.

I’ll find a class in September.

Any language, really, but my top picks would be the following:

1. Swedish <3
2. Spanish
3. French

So I plan to be starting College in september, where they run several differernt extension studies associated with languages. I would like to take as many of these as I can when I get there and to learn as much as I can.
However I feel like I’m putting this off, as september is 4 months away. Although this isn’t long, it’s still wasting time, no?

I have mentioned this to my mum, but she says you can do it in college. Well this is how it is when your 16 and need permision and stuff.

So I suppose until september, or I start a serious look to see if there are any places that teach languages in my area [which admittedly, I haven’t done.], I teach myself? It’ll be hard, but I guess i have the internet and libraries and such. I should be able to get some basics going, its just that when I get to college I’ll have to repeat everything I guess. Ay ya ya.

Theres nothing wrong with that I suppose, it’ll make sure I’ve learnt it. xDD

The main languages I would like to learn are German[which is what I was taught in school for 3 years] and Japanese. And Perhaps Mandarin? and BSL?

I hate having to rely only on English, it makes me feel like one of those ugly Americans foreigners despise. French, Japanese, German, it doesn’t even matter.

I want to be in Spanish 109 to start my way from the bottom up but when I took the placement test I was placed in 231. I’ll probably be asking my friend for a lot of help, but I will be taking Spanish next semester.

Next semester I should be in an accelerated review class for spanish. I made it in to 231 but it was all lucky guessing. Still, hopefully the program here is better and I’ll actually take something from it.

got into level 231 but I think that’s a mistake. I don’t remember much. 231 = lucky guessing. I’m afraid it will be over my head.

I started learning conversational Japanese. So far, I’ve re-learned everything I already knew.. Which was a nice refresher before getting into the harder stuff. I took a Japanese class/Mannerism class in high school, but things aren’t as hard as I remember. Maybe it’s because I can do it at my pace, take notes without having to copy notes off someone else during lunch. :) I also don’t get graded, so I don’t have to worry about that final exam.