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[StevenRStephens120690]

Um, my school offers Spanish SL and HL, French SL and HL, and Latin SL.

[LinuxBeta]

StevenRStephens120690, on Mar 19 2009, 08:47 AM, said:

Um, my school offers Spanish SL and HL, French SL and HL, and Latin SL.

Latin? No way! I didn't think they still taught Latin. That's freaking amazing A little useless in your future, but still pretty cool

[Vvi]

Take Latin if you want to be a priest. Or if you think it'll help you with Romance languages (or if you just want to know what your school's motto reads).

[Julia91]

French B SL and HL (Canadian too, eh)
But generally, only French Immersion students do HL.

[davidns]

My school offers french B in sl and hl, as well as spanish sl ab initio. One of my friends immigrated from the Dominican and is taking spanish ab initio for an easy 7  

[Razz]

Spanish, Italian, English and French

[biochem]

Vvi, on Mar 20 2009, 12:26 PM, said:

Take Latin if you want to be a priest. Or if you think it'll help you with Romance languages (or if you just want to know what your school's motto reads).

took it for one year, and it didnt help, at honors level. Mainly because the teacher let us get away with no studying. It was another JA as you may say. wasted my time ,while I could have been in an AP class.

[becca_mae57]

It is our school's first year, so we only offer Spanish SL, French SL, and German SL so far.

[DeStijl]

My school offers French, Spanish, and Japanese...all at the standard level, I believe.

[Rizzelet]

My school (located in Melbourne, Australia) offers Japanese B (SL), Mandarin B (SL and HL), German B (SL), French B (SL and HL) and Spanish B (SL). It's really strange that some languages are only able to be taken at SL, I wonder how they decide which to offer at HL.

Edited by Rizzelet, Apr 04, 2009 - 05:53.

[1-2-3]

Only French SL.

Apparently, none of us are good enough for French HL

[narathiel]

Our school offers Spanish and French.
Our school is rather small though with 120 ppl in 11th and 12th grade.

[Bishup]

My school offers Italian, Japanese, German, Spanish, French B (At Higher and Standard), French A2 and German A2 ( At higher and Standard) and Japanese and Spanish ab initio

[meh]

My school only offers French as an IB course, though there is also a German program.  I wish my school offerend Mandarin or Japanese though.

[Wazsupb]

I'm in Canada and French B SL or HL is offered

[mizyou]

my school is extremely small
we have only 7 IB full diploma students
but they offer French B HL or SL; you can choose, but im the only French B HL student..hahaha
English B; a lot of students are taking it because most of the student population are asians
there's also Japanese B HL or SL; student's choice
then there's also Spanish B HL or SL; you can choose again
because we're such a small school, we can choose, and the teachers will organize it for us
so its quite good actually =]

[exploretheworld]

My school offers
German, Spanish, French, Mandarin at H/L and S/L
Russian, Japanese, Latin at S/L
But it is a Language college which means it is specialised in languages

[charlotteee]

Our school offers German B HL, SL or ab initio, French B SL or HL and Danish B (currently only in SL..)

I actually take German B HL (used to live in Austria) and Danish B SL as a 7th Subject because I wanted to make use of the 5 years of mandatory Danish class..

[ibapiggie]

LinuxBeta, on Mar 20 2009, 03:46 PM, said:

Latin? No way! I didn't think they still taught Latin. That's freaking amazing A little useless in your future, but still pretty cool

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Go Latin! yay!
obviously I'm in Latin at my school, and yeah it is IB. about a third of my IB class is in it, the rest take Spanish, except for one in French. Latin is also offered as AP, but either way you can only get up to fourth year. it's pretty easy because we don't do much. most of the non IB kids can barely translate and we don't even have to speak it.
i think I'm probably the only IB Latin kid on this site.

[bohemian03]

My school offers Dutch, Spanish, and French but we can get tutors if we really really want to.