#speaking of languages

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At my school in South Carolina, you could start Spanish in 8th grade and French in 9th.

hmmmm

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genociderishimaru replied to your post “here where i am in…"

yeah i know its. kinda poop and im kinda upset about it bc you learn languages better when ur a lot younger :/

well like i mean a lot of people in my french class now have been learning it for five or six years and so many of them have problems with speaking it and pronunciation its ridiculous i can't imagine what its like having the same thing but with people who've only spoken it for a year or so… 

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here where i am in indiana we get to learn languages in high school for up to 4 years. i think theres a 1 grading period class for a summary to prepare you for it in middle school? they didnt have that when i was there so im not sure

hmmmmm

isn't it kind of… sudden ? i mean like? throw the kids into high school, its a whole new environment ! new people! new teachers! much more tough! also ! you're learning a whole new language! go! 

the middle school class to prepare is good i guess but still ?? overwhelming

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Fourth grade? I live in canada and have gone to public school all my life and my school started French class in kindergarden.

ahh im in the gta-ish. . idk it probably is different all over but I've never met anyone else my age who's taken it since before g4

well. theres some french immersion people but. i guess i got the idea that its kind of . you start at grade four

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hey friends in the states I've got a question. 

do you guys take any secondary language classes through elementary school? spanish or something??