ok so i prob can stop in 10th or 11th grade.....man well at least 8th is almost over so it'll only be 1-2 more years......I CANT TAKE IT ANYMORE AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH AND I HAVE A QUIZ TOMMAROW AND I DONT EVEN KNOW WHATS ON IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If you want to attend a 4 year college you will need two more years of passing spanish class, so after sophomore year, you will be done. But if you don't attend a 4 year college, you may not need another year after 8th grade depending on what you do.
I live in San Diego, and it is a necessity to learn Spanish. I live in the Stairway to Heaven for illegal immigrants. However, you only take it in High School, either Freshman or Sophomore year.
my school they dont require it but you pretty much need atleast 2-3 years of a 2nd language to get into college...I take french...Im horrible at it and the girl I had planned on copying off of dropped the class early in the year...so I have been struggling
i h8 it, what grade can i stop taking spanish!!!!! im going to HS next year and i live in /NYelmetfano
What college do you want to go to? Most selective colleges require at least three years of one language and they usually like to see that you took a language every year of high school... not different languages but higher levels of the same language. If you hate Spanish I suggest you pick a new language for ninth grade and stick with it. Honestly though, Spanish is the easiest foreign language that most schools offer (unless you already know one of the other foreign languages) because there are generally a crap load of Spanish kids in most schools that you can have help you with your homework.Â
in Canada you have to be biligual in order to get a decent job. English and French is huge here. So consider yourself lucky its an option for you guys.
in Canada you have to be biligual in order to get a decent job. English and French is huge here. So consider yourself lucky its an option for you guys.
up here its almost a must.
cloudstrife75
Meh. That depends on the nature of the work and where you live in Canada. I am certainly not fluently bilingual and get by just fine.
Petition the government. This is America. We speak English.CptJSparrow
Yes, heaven forbid Americans expand their minds and develop an understanding of foreign language and culture. :roll: Even if you never use the language in your life, learning it is an excellent intellectual exercise.
in Canada you have to be biligual in order to get a decent job. English and French is huge here. So consider yourself lucky its an option for you guys.
up here its almost a must.
pianist
Meh. That depends on the nature of the work and where you live in Canada. I am certainly not fluently bilingual and get by just fine.
If you want a government job... 9 times out of 10 you need biligualism.
If you want to work in most professional fields in Ontario, quebec, New brunswick or NFLD, then bilingualism is a must.Â
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