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I hated French and remember none of it, but know how to use technology!

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I hated French and remember none of it, but know how to use technology!
I STUPIDLY took French in high school and failed the first semester and likely failed my repeated first semester too. I hated it and hated Mr. Heidelberg who was the teacher lol. I dunno why I took French living in SoCal, lots of Spanish spoke everywhere... that was certainly a stupid decision lol. And when I tried to use just a little of my high school French in France you would have thought I had loudly and vociferously insulted France from the 100% angered reactions to my butchered French. :ROFLMAO:
 
I STUPIDLY took French in high school and failed the first semester and likely failed my repeated first semester too. I hated it and hated Mr. Heidelberg who was the teacher lol. I dunno why I took French living in SoCal, lots of Spanish spoke everywhere... that was certainly a stupid decision lol. And when I tried to use just a little of my high school French in France you would have thought I had loudly and vociferously insulted France from the 100% angered reactions to my butchered French. :ROFLMAO:

I took three years of Spanish in high school, then about 10 years later I find myself living in central Washington with a high Spanish-speaking population. In my work I interacted with many people that spoke little, or no, English. Nothing really prepared you for the speed a native talker talks! Best things I learned were how to say "slow down" and "write it down." Then I could use a translate app. Or just using Google translate or another similar app. I just don't seem to have the knack (or gene?) for learning languages. By the time I left that region I could have very basic interactions relevant to my job but anything beyond that and I was lost! I also knew how to tell them that my Spanish was little and bad!
 
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