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Tere-arg
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In Argentina, English is compulsory as from the first years of primary school. Then, in High School, some private ones also have French and Italian.
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11 Sep 2009
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red_sneakers
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Hi,
In my country, all subjects are taught in Bahasa Indonesia. English and Chinese are compulsory subjects, and each province have to teach traditional language in schools. So, the children in my place learn Sundanese language, and the children in other provinces learn their own traditional language.
In high school, some schools also teach Japanese and German. :)
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11 Sep 2009
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pauguzman
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Hi! In Argentina( at least in the province of C�rdoba) English is compulsory in secondary(high)school ( some primary schools have English in their latest years), and Portuguese is an optional subject ( not compulsary yet) because it �s thought that it �s necessary for trade with your country. Moreover, as there aren �t enough Portuguese teachers, those who have studied this language in an private institute can be teachers at secondary school!!! |
11 Sep 2009
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winky2
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In Poland English is a compulsory language. The next most common are German and French. Some students still study Russian and Spanish is also present in some schools, especially in big cities. |
11 Sep 2009
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yolprica
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In Spain Portuguese is very popular in Languages Schools and in my high school students will have the option to study it as a second language. We live quite near Portugal and have lots of opportunities to use it. |
11 Sep 2009
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FroggyClaudine
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Good evening all, Here in France, it all depends on the high school the children go to. Theoritically, they start a foreign language in second year in primary but it �s taught by the teacher and if she knows Spanish, they �ll learn Spanish. When they arrive in high school, they can choose on language (here in the East of France English or German) or two which they �ll learn until the end of high school four years later. If they choose one language in first year, they �ll have to choose another one in third year. Then in senior high school, they can study a third one if they want to. They generally have a choice between English, Spanish, Italian or German. In some schools, they can be taught regional languages, in others, it can be Russian or even Chinese. |
11 Sep 2009
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