I’m an American and I only speak English fluently although I speak a little (VERY little) German. I had three years of Latin in high school. I’m looking to learn to speak Spanish, but I don’t want to take classes if I don’t have to. Anyone know of a product/system that worked for them?

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I took a little bit of french in high school and did alright, but I put latin as a last backup for my course scheduling in college and was put into the course. I’m attending Rutgers University-New Brunswick if that helps anyone.

So I wanna know if latin is an extremely difficult language to learn and if I should be worried about the course….thanks =)
yeah, the only language I speak is english

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