>>1110284711 but it's hard to determine how many of those can actually count as more than electives. technically you don't get a japanese degree for example, you get a world languages degree with a concentration in japanese. the part that makes it really messy is that you can have as many as 3 concentrations which lowers the amount of classes you need in any individual language by a lot, so some languages with just 4 classes total might be available as part of a triple concentration but not a single concentration
from what i can tell we offer at least dual concentration (which seem to target being at least conversational) in at french, german, italian, chinese, japanese, and spanish. the languages that may or may not have classes to support a third concentration are korean, latin, portuguese, russian, and arabic
as an aside the chinese program page doesn't clarify whether it covers mandarin, cantonese, or both which i find a bit funny
i also could've taken french, spanish, or i think german in high school instead of latin but at the time i didn't have half the interest in languages i do now, the latin teacher was rad as hell, and that's where the boys were at. if i were to start again i'd definitely take something else but it was the right choice at the time
>>11102905sleep tight
