<p>My school offers Spanish, French, Mandarin Chinese, Japanese, Italian, Latin, and American Sign Language. I take Spanish.</p>
<p>My school only has Spanish and German from 1 to 3.</p>
<p>Most people take Spanish, but I took German because it’s my dream to study abroad at the Austrian School of Economics.</p>
<p>I’m also learning Old English online.</p>
<p>:)</p>
<p>Chinese and Spanish.
I took Chinese because it seems to be more important for work</p>
<p>MY school offers:
Mandarin I-IV
Spanish I-V
French I-V</p>
<p>I really didn’t have a choice, my middle school forced me into Spanish 1 & 2 in 7th and 8th grade. Most people take Spanish at my school, I take Spanish 3 Honors. It’s incredible how their High School classes were not as well done as my middle school ones. I’m the only kid with the A in the class and I’m a freshman.</p>
<p>Honestly, I would choose french, I love the style, it’ll gain me chicks later in life hahah :)</p>
<p>LOL @halcyonheather “I picked it because I knew some Spanish words”. :D</p>
<p>My school offers French, Spanish, and Tagalog. I took French, and had some of the best experiences of my entire high school career.</p>
<p>What more can I say than je l’aime?</p>
<p>Le fran</p>
<p>ASL
Japanese
Chinese
Spanish
Latin
French
German</p>
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Le fran</p>
<p>Est-ce que nous parlons en francais maintenant? Mdr.</p>
<p>Anyway, I’ve noticed that someone else has Italian…to still seem hipster, I’m going to mention that just last year a school in the next county over became the first school in the whole state to offer Portuguese! Beat that.</p>
<p>Latin: Very few students take Latin due its difficulty and there is only one teacher. Perhaps 60 kids out of 800. </p>
<p>Spanish: The most popular of the three offered. However, a majority of people stop after Spanish II or Spanish III. AP Spanish is taken by about 7 students.</p>
<p>Italian: Being from northern New Jersey, Italian (especially lower levels) is pretty popular. However, Italian IV and AP Italian are both sparsely populated.</p>
<p>My school offers Latin, Spanish, French, Mandarin, German, Italian. I think we offer up to AP in all of them except Italian. I am in AP Latin. Most people in my grade take AP Spanish because they didn’t start offering the cool languages until we were in the middle of freshman year 
But I still would have stuck with Latin even if they had offered the cool stuff because I love Classics! Also, later I would like to learn Spanish or French, and I think that Latin is a good foundation to learn other languages.</p>
<p>Only have Spanish, but we are supposed to be getting either French or German next year, not that it really matters for me because I’m already 2 years into Spanish.</p>
<p>Everyone’s schools have so many languages!
Mine only offers spanish 1-4, French 1&2, and Latin 1-4 but this year the Latin teacher is retiring so I don’t know what we’ll have next year. It’s also really difficult to take any 3&4 classes because they’re mixed with the beginners so you never get individual instruction.</p>
<p>Mine is pretty good for a public school. It offers:
Italian 1-4
Latin 1-5 (ap)
French 1-5/6 (ap)
Spanish 1-5/6 (ap)
German 1-4-ish
Chinese 1-3-ish
And ESL
I take Italian</p>
<p>Just Spanish and French at my school! Spanish classes way more set up. People trying to be different take French. People trying to get past Foreign Language take Spanish. </p>
<p>Currently taking AP Spanish Language because I was raised with Spanish but I’m trying to master the language.</p>