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Yogi19 posted:
Rocking Ros Rose posted:

can't understand why none of them know any french

In the olden days when I was at school, French was compulsory in first and second year of secondary school 

yes  and here we had to learn Welsh too......I was so bad at Welsh I did my exam in French and bless him the Welsh teacher got it marked and I still failed

Amythist
Amythist posted:
Yogi19 posted:
Rocking Ros Rose posted:

can't understand why none of them know any french

In the olden days when I was at school, French was compulsory in first and second year of secondary school 

yes  and here we had to learn Welsh too......I was so bad at Welsh I did my exam in French and bless him the Welsh teacher got it marked and I still failed

Yogi19
Amythist posted:
Yogi19 posted:
Rocking Ros Rose posted:

can't understand why none of them know any french

In the olden days when I was at school, French was compulsory in first and second year of secondary school 

yes  and here we had to learn Welsh too......I was so bad at Welsh I did my exam in French and bless him the Welsh teacher got it marked and I still failed

Awww 

Baz
Kaytee posted:
Rocking Ros Rose posted:
Amythist posted:
Rocking Ros Rose posted:

can't understand why none of them know any french

Brexit

true amy  but they teach it in most schools that is what puzzles me

Unless things have changed,they didn't teach languages in primary school and kids were allowed to opt out in secondary

I think they teach some rudimentary languages in junior school now Kaytee ...but I could be wrong 

Baz
Kaytee posted:
Rocking Ros Rose posted:
Amythist posted:
Rocking Ros Rose posted:

can't understand why none of them know any french

Brexit

true amy  but they teach it in most schools that is what puzzles me

Unless things have changed,they didn't teach languages in primary school and kids were allowed to opt out in secondary

french taught up to year 9 then opt for GCSE if they want to-here welsh up to GCSE all pupils

Rocking Ros Rose
Kaytee posted:
Rocking Ros Rose posted:
Amythist posted:
Rocking Ros Rose posted:

can't understand why none of them know any french

Brexit

true amy  but they teach it in most schools that is what puzzles me

Unless things have changed,they didn't teach languages in primary school and kids were allowed to opt out in secondary

Up here, they teach some French in Primary school (in fact PB learnt some French in nursery) and it was compulsory in secondary for the first two years, 

Yogi19
Baz posted:
Kaytee posted:
Rocking Ros Rose posted:
Amythist posted:
Rocking Ros Rose posted:

can't understand why none of them know any french

Brexit

true amy  but they teach it in most schools that is what puzzles me

Unless things have changed,they didn't teach languages in primary school and kids were allowed to opt out in secondary

I think they teach some rudimentary languages in junior school now Kaytee ...but I could be wrong 

My Danish friend speaks seven languages very well...she started English and German in Kindergarten..

Kaytee
Baz posted:
Kaytee posted:
Rocking Ros Rose posted:
Amythist posted:
Rocking Ros Rose posted:

can't understand why none of them know any french

Brexit

true amy  but they teach it in most schools that is what puzzles me

Unless things have changed,they didn't teach languages in primary school and kids were allowed to opt out in secondary

I think they teach some rudimentary languages in junior school now Kaytee ...but I could be wrong 

not sure on that one  bazzy but teach welsh here from nursery up to GCSE

Rocking Ros Rose
Yogi19 posted:
Kaytee posted:
Rocking Ros Rose posted:
Amythist posted:
Rocking Ros Rose posted:

can't understand why none of them know any french

Brexit

true amy  but they teach it in most schools that is what puzzles me

Unless things have changed,they didn't teach languages in primary school and kids were allowed to opt out in secondary

Up here, they teach some French in Primary school (in fact PB learnt some French in nursery) and it was compulsory in secondary for the first two years, 

The younger they are the more receptive they are

Kaytee
Kaytee posted:
Yogi19 posted:
Kaytee posted:
Rocking Ros Rose posted:
Amythist posted:
Rocking Ros Rose posted:

can't understand why none of them know any french

Brexit

true amy  but they teach it in most schools that is what puzzles me

Unless things have changed,they didn't teach languages in primary school and kids were allowed to opt out in secondary

Up here, they teach some French in Primary school (in fact PB learnt some French in nursery) and it was compulsory in secondary for the first two years, 

The younger they are the more receptive they are

Absolutely

Yogi19
Kaytee posted:
Baz posted:
Kaytee posted:
Rocking Ros Rose posted:
Amythist posted:
Rocking Ros Rose posted:

can't understand why none of them know any french

Brexit

true amy  but they teach it in most schools that is what puzzles me

Unless things have changed,they didn't teach languages in primary school and kids were allowed to opt out in secondary

I think they teach some rudimentary languages in junior school now Kaytee ...but I could be wrong 

My Danish friend speaks seven languages very well...she started English and German in Kindergarten..

yes agree kaytee-they should start young- 

Rocking Ros Rose

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