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Spanish.
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Español! I loved it!!! I even took the Spanish CLEP test for kicks and giggles while in HS.
I live in TX now so it has been kind of useful. I miss it, and have lost quite a bit. I used be able to be able to conjugate verbs without problems.
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I took Russian, but Russian vocabulary was never my strong suit, and now I've forgotten most of it. I remember enough that I could get by as a tourist if I were to visit Russia again (I could ask where the bathrooms are, how much something costs, what time is it, navigate the subway, etc.) but I wouldn't be able to hold a conversation with someone. Some of the people in my office are from Russia, so I overhear their conversations sometimes and can pick out some words, but not enough to figure out what they're actually talking about.
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I took English and French, both of which were mandatory all the way through elementary and high school.
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Spanish
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Ich habe Deutsch in der schule gerlernt. Fast zwanzig jahre spater, spreche Ich noch kleine Deutcsh.
I thought I was boarderline fluent in German until I went to Berlin a few years ago and I could speak all day - I just didn't understand a word they said back to me!! It was so fast and full or words I didn't know!!!!
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French. And Latin in junior high. I don't really remember much of either, I'm afraid to say.
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French!
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@Cherrybee: wow , I am impressed. I can read and understand exactly what you wrote, but there is no way I can respond with more than: Ja, ich auch!
And I am sure that's probably incorrect, too!
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