What Language B options does your school offer?

[lilianna009]

English B (But this is the second group, and one must choose either English B SL/HL or English A2) and (as the 6th group) Spanish, French and German. The availability of ab initio or sl/hl depends on how many students want to take it, and it must be 7 at least.

And unfortunetly this means that I may be unable to take French HL (and I'm after 2 years of French bilingual class)'cause everybody is so bloody willing to take Spanish and then I would have to take it too, but I don't really like this language :/. But we'll see in September.

I really wish it is possible for me to take it. If no I'd have to learn it at some afterschool classes, pay for it and I wouldn't have neither time nor money to finally start attend some Swedish classes :/. Over years I bought some books to learn it by myself, but it's difficult to begin on my own, especially with pronuciation and this lovely peculiar accent .

[Faffyfoo]

Spanish, French and German HL and SL, and Spanish and Italian ab initio

[Mozz]

French HL and SL, Spanish SL and ab initio and Italian ab initio.

Edited August 4, 2011 by Mozz

[-Carl]

At my school we offer French B HL or SL and Spanish ab initio.

[feba]

My school only offers English B HL (although they make rare exceptions in teaching SL for some students with difficulties, like coming from a school with no English background). Our A1 language is Spanish, also at HL.

[TeeraH]

My school offers English B (SL and HL) and Spanish B.

[bigbangfan]

My school offers:

*French A2 SL

*French B HL & SL

*Italian B HL & SL

*Japanese ab initio SL

*Mandarin B HL & SL

*Spanish B HL & SL

I chose spanish B HL because I took 4 years of spanish from year 5 until year 8, and it would be very easy for me. However, I wanted to go for spanish A2, but french A2 won over spanish A2, as my IBC was willing to offer only one language A2. I couldn´t take french A2 because I only took 2 years of french at IGCSE level.

At my school, we start studying foreign languages in year 5 until year 12. We can take up to three foreign languages during the 8 years, writing IGCSE foreign language examinations in year 10, and IB group 2 examinations in year 12.

Edited August 29, 2011 by bigbangfan

[caveat emptor]

French and Kiswahili.

[hellwo]

Spanish A2, and B HL/SL

French B HL/SL

Latin ? HL/SL

We have limited offerings.

[hedwig]

Only German and French. ( Turkish too but I don't count it as a foreign language, since it's our mother tongue:) )

[Hexa]

We've got Spanish, French, and Latin.

I'm taking Spanish and despising it. >_<

[Andyboi]

Well most people take French or Spanish as their option 2, but you can also take Mandarin, Italian, Norwegian, or Arabic as an elective. But for Italian, and Norwegian you have to pay a crap load to take it

[Fani]

French, English, German and ab initio Spanish

[carpediem]

ab-initio: Chinese (Mandarin), Bahasa Malay, Spanish

Standard/Higher: French, German, Spanish, Chinese (Mandarin)

[The Filipino Limner]

In our school, everyone's required to take Mandarin as their A2!

I hope we get Filipino, though. They say its a lot easier!

[Bradley]

We are offered French and German at standard and higher level, and Spanish Ab Initio. We also have one person doing self taught Spanish and Catalonian

Edited September 28, 2011 by Brad Johnston

[sa711kevin]

Spanish B, Mandarin B, French B, and Korean B

My school is near Los Angeles, CA =P

[JAKZ_93]

French AB initio (which i take), SL, HL, this year they started doing Spanish all levels and Bengali which i wanted to do but they said if i wanted to do it then i would have to redo the year

[giantsushi]

our school is really asian despite the fact that it is established in New Zealand.. yeah about 99% of us are asians. So they offer Vietnamese, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, English, French and I think one person is doing Russian B.

[Sinoco]

I love that so many schools have so many options. I wish mine did... we only offer French B HL/SL. We have Spanish Ab Initio as well, but... no Language B option.