A nickle from everyone who read the title wrong?

I'm picking my classes for junior year (highschool) and one that is sticking out to me a lot is Honors German 3. I took 1 and I'm doing 2 now, but I have really been connecting to it. The whole language is really interesting and the way the teacher in my school teaches it is just great. I'm surprised by how much I actually remember. Plus, if anybody else has tried, it is really cool to be able to speak another language.

Anybody else taking or thinking about learning German?

I took German ALL through high school, and did the intensive course, and even minored in it during college.

Today 20 years later, I've forgotten all of it. Wish I had spent my time on Spanish, that REALLY would have helped me considering I'm in Texas.

I'm trying to teach myself French right now (independently, not taking a course, but I might take a course when I start college.)

I'm hoping to expand on it in senior year (hoping there will be a german 4 class) and possibly studying it in college a little. It would be great to eventually visit Germany and maybe even work there a little bit. I've heard Rosetta Stone is an amazing resource if you have the money.

I took German for a year, in college, and I was tutored by my then girlfriend/fiancé, who was German/Bavarian.

It really didn't "stick" until I was immersed into it by living in Bavaria for a few years.

Living back in California, it slips away, however, I try to keep recalling it daily and have a few German speaking friends at the Magic Castle that help out. Plus telephone calls to family and friends back in Bavaria help.

I'm flying back to Bavaria this July, so I must tutor myself into conversational German by then.

Ich liebe es andere Sprache zu lernen. Ich spreche Englisch, Deutsch und natürlich Dänisch fliessend. Ich kenne auch ein bisschen Spanish, Norwedisch und Schwedisch.

Ich finde es einfach toll immer mit anderen Menschen kommunizieren zu können!

I love to learn another language. I speak English, German and of course Danish fluently. I know a little Spanish, and Swedish Norwegian.

I think it's always just great to be able to communicate with other people!

This is what Tryllearne said for those who don't read or speak German. Yes I am showing off so spank me

I learnt japanese in highschool. 1 week after i graduated i forgot everything.

Even after living here (Germany) for 8 1/2 years I am still not fluent.

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