Foreign Languages

Students are introduced to simple structures enabling them to describe the concerns of everyday life: the self, the family, the weather, time, food, clothing, and orienting the self in society and in space. Emphasis on the use of the language, not its description.

This course builds directly upon the knowledge and skills acquired in FRE101. It extends the capacity of the student to describe the self, by including the distant past and the continuous past. Simple and compound sentences and interrogative forms of a greater complexity are learned and practiced.

Prerequisite: FRE101

Students are introduced to simple structures enabling them to describe the concerns of everyday life: the self, the family, the weather, time, food, clothing, and orienting the self in society and in space. Emphasis on the use of the language, not its description.

This course builds directly upon the knowledge and skills acquired in SPA101. It extends the capacity of the student to describe the self, by including the distant past and the continuous past. Simple and compound sentences and interrogative forms of a greater complexity are learned and practiced.

Prerequisite: SPA101