What language would/are you learn(ing) in school?

[The37thElement]

What language are you/did you/would you take in school?

[Vermilion]

I had to do french but I'm not good. I'd love to learn German I have an interest in the language

[Andyyy95]

I chose to learn French and Spanish at school for GCSE, and then followed up with French until AS Level before realising I wasn't that good at it.

I'd love to learn German I have an interest in the language
Basically this! :D

[StoppingTom]

I took Spanish, which I was good at, but I dropped it for my senior year. I have a very limited knowledge of German from distant relatives outside the US.

[Emerald Dream]

I took Spanish for a year and a half - which is funny because I was supposed to take it for three. Somehow my transcripts got misinterpreted and the difference between a yearly class system and a semester class system worked in my benefit.

[everlong]

French. It's either that or Spanish.

[Babs]

I can speak a littke French, and I'd like to learn Russian.

[Dalton504]

I took French for a year and didn't really care for it. I'm going into my second year of Spanish and I like it so far. I'd like to learn Italian since my dad's side is Italian.

[Seahawks15]

I'm on my second year of taking Spanish at school.

[brambox]

I took Dutch, English, French and German. I just graduated high school though so technically atm I'm not learning anything.

[Dune]

Learning Turkish at my school. Such a useless language.

[Microcosm]

I've been personally looking into how to speak Spanish for about a week, and I'm taking my first Spanish class next year.

[Typhlosion]

Programming languages, starting with C, because you know, college :P

Edit: In highschool we learned Portuguese and English, and for one year we also had Spanish.

[Manboy321]

I'm leaving french!

[Cangirl]

Ive taken french in school but I'm not that good at it.

[dxcxdzv]

English, Spanish and Japanese.
Nihongo wa subarashi desu!

[Semi_IronMan]

I'm learning English and Afrikaans

[DoodleSnap]

French is mandatory in Scotland until 15, and I wanted to take German, but the school didn't offer it. I'm now learning it on my own, with the help of Memrise. (http://memrise.com) It's really good, and is helping me learn some basic phrases.

[Capto]

Obviously English, but I also took four years of French, two of Spanish, seven of Mandarin Chinese, six of Japanese, and am self-studying several other languages on my own.

[Karkat]

Took Spanish all my life as well as grew up around it, took English all my life as well as grew up around it.

I'm not in school anymore, but I self-study Spanish and Portuguese.

Bom día. Eu gosto de falar Portugues.

Edit: I was also around and took Japanese when I was little, but I haven't done anything about it since I was 16 or so, maybe even younger than that

Edit edit: also, since Alex mentioned it, I guess Ruby, CSS, JavaScript, and HTML count

[drhalsey1]

I have taken a couple Spanish classes and will take a few more but I'm not very good at it

[Abhorrence]

I took French. Awaiting my result in it in August. I am not fluent by any means, haha.

[rioo]

arabic, fail. japanese also fail. I learn french and russian now.

[Stronk Serb]

I will study Italian for eight years, now it's my 6th year finished, I suck at it, they enforce grammar and not conversation skills but expect us to know them.
English for twelve years
Studied Latin for two years, not particularly good at it.
I would like to study German
I am starting a course from Farsi this September
Slowly learning Hungarian

[Body odah Man]

Latin + Ancient Greek. Iliad FTW

[hopinessx]

My native language is Polish, but I learn English, Spanish and a bit Latin (my school cares about tradition so much and everyone has Latin classes, I bet we're the only school in the city - there are about 30 high schools - where students learn it).
In the future I'd like to learn French, Italian and Swedish.

[mattsmith48]

I already knew both before starting school but since im going to french school english i guess

[blackwaterkeys]

I would have picked up bahasa melayu in secondary school given a second chance, I qualified for it, and looking back it would have been a very useful skill to learn given that there are many native speakers around me and in my neighbouring country Malaysia. I tried to learn Japanese for a few months and it was easier for me because I already know Mandarin so I could understand kanji, but I can't read kanji, it's completely different from Chinese pronunciation. Also Japanese sentence structure is so complex. I still want to learn it, but I have other priorities at hand.

[Unknwn]

I took French for two years in high school. Idk, I kinda wanna get back at learning it lol

[Jean Poutine]

I'm taking Italian classes during my master's degree.

[nowherewego]

English and Italian, both were mandatory in my education system :)

[Let Me Be a Pony]

None since I finished school.
I'd learn French if I wasn't this lazy.

[lyhom]

took french for a while, but in ontario it becomes optional in grade 10 and I personally found most of my french classes to be a waste of my time so I probably won't have any more classes on it

[ptz7649]

I found it surprising that more people learnt Spanish than English and French. The language I speak is English and I learn French at school

[Valentine_]

From the upcoming year I'm learning Italian, English and my native Croatian but for last two years I was studying Latin as well(wasn't to good at it).

[lliam]

it's English, French

but if Chinese would be offered at my school , I would take that.

[Melodic]

I'd seriously like to learn all languages! However, I think I'm going to stick with Sign Language and Spanish.

[Porpoise101]

I'm learning French and I am B2 in it so I am not fluent yet. In college I might want to study Portuguese or Russian as a minor because they offer a scholarship for studying uncommonly taught languages.

[Leprous]

I'm already forced to learn German French and English, could've added Spanish but I didn't feel like I would need it.