Derek Seay
Member
Its bull shit how some Spanish Speakers are aloud to take he class, even though they already know the language. and all us white English-speaking folks have to work 5123424 times hareder to pass. Your thoughts?
Spanish Class.
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Bennett_J
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humpurple kushiones
Steel Member
but then they need to take all the other classes in english.
Derek Seay
Member
If you live in America, your expected to know english. Not spansh, I see no point in needing to learn the language.
Derek Seay
Member
Haha, the closest to mexico i want to be is Filibertos<333 (mexican food)
Zach Hamrick
Bronze member
So, your telling me, you want ME to base my future in school on a language I dont even WANT to learn? No, fuck that. School is getting more retarded every year. I don't want to learn spanish. And if I do have a job opportunity that requires me to speak spanish, I dont give a shit. They should have to learn english, hense, they are in AMERICA? So i'm gonna ruin my GPA because of a language thats not even origenated from my country. Fuck that.
Derek Seay
Member
I hate the class! Imma bitch to my principal tommorow about it. 
Zach Hamrick
Bronze member
CoolStoryBro<3
Derek Seay
Member
I probably will just go to class and bitch and moan to facebook. Like the cool kids do,
michaelchavez
Steel Member
lolz im doing this
Derek Seay
Member
Lucky bastard.
michaelchavez
Steel Member
maybe people want to go to spain? or maybe venezuela? or chile? or how about argentina???
and derek im takin ap spanish which is probly about 20 times harder than spanish 1/2
Derek Seay
Member
Imma freshman in spanish 2. Baws.
I've taken spanish all through elementary, middle school, and high school. It's a part of school whether you like it or not.
More and more of the US population is becoming Mexican/Hispanic. Some legal, some not. When you're looking for a job, you have a way better chance of being hired if you can speak Spanish because a lot of customers are Hispanic/Latin/etc. Whether you like it or not, you're going to have to learn it and overall it'll be good for you in the long run whether you think so or not.
Also, you have to realize that the ones that do speak fluent Spanish probably aren't as great as many of you at English, History, and such. The few that do are the ones who go above and beyond and actually study.
For all you kids half-assing it in school, good luck being successful in life. Especially those of you who are in your freshman/sophomore year, you'll be looking for jobs sooner or later and I'm sure many of you are going to have a lot of trouble finding (and keeping) a job.
More and more of the US population is becoming Mexican/Hispanic. Some legal, some not. When you're looking for a job, you have a way better chance of being hired if you can speak Spanish because a lot of customers are Hispanic/Latin/etc. Whether you like it or not, you're going to have to learn it and overall it'll be good for you in the long run whether you think so or not.
Also, you have to realize that the ones that do speak fluent Spanish probably aren't as great as many of you at English, History, and such. The few that do are the ones who go above and beyond and actually study.
For all you kids half-assing it in school, good luck being successful in life. Especially those of you who are in your freshman/sophomore year, you'll be looking for jobs sooner or later and I'm sure many of you are going to have a lot of trouble finding (and keeping) a job.
ConnorD
Steel Member
Spanish is an official language of America, like it or not haha. Move to Canada and you can learn mandatory French instead
The grammar is WAY harder though.
Also you guys have it lucky, I only have 1 elective because my french classes take up two of them. And I subbed my one elective for an actual course, so now I don't have any. Spanish is one class. Learn spanish, and be fluently bilingual. Problem solved. And then get on with your life.
Bear Grylls
M3MB3R
I wanna move to Canada. I love hockey,weed and bacon.
Matt_Porter
Steel Member
this
take some pride in learning about another country/culture, i have taken spanish all four years of high school and it has taught me so much. going into a career knowing another languge could decide if you get the job over someone else. and being from arizona you should be glad to know some spanish because a good portion of our population speaks it, knowing a second languge is a good skill to have work hard at it and you will be rewarded