Bilinguals in law school

[DDBY]

The army taught me fluent french (Defense Language Institute, and SF Language School).  I'll only use it for my international business activities though... or, better, for picking up chicks...

[SilentSwirl]

The army taught me fluent french (Defense Language Institute, and SF Language School).  I'll only use it for my international business activities though... or, better, for picking up chicks...

I <3 boys who speak to me in French or Italian.

[quem vem la-sou eu]

The army taught me fluent french (Defense Language Institute, and SF Language School).  I'll only use it for my international business activities though... or, better, for picking up chicks...

I <3 boys who speak to me in French or Italian.

IMO Portuguese is definitely the sexiest of the Romance languages.

[SilentSwirl]

The army taught me fluent french (Defense Language Institute, and SF Language School).  I'll only use it for my international business activities though... or, better, for picking up chicks...

I <3 boys who speak to me in French or Italian.

IMO Portuguese is definitely the sexiest of the Romance languages.

I haven't had too much exposure to it. To me it sounds like someone got lazy about pronouncing their spanish or their italian lol ... but maybe that will change once I learn it.

[DDBY]

The army taught me fluent french (Defense Language Institute, and SF Language School).  I'll only use it for my international business activities though... or, better, for picking up chicks...

I <3 boys who speak to me in French or Italian.

 

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I speak Spanish fluently. Does anyone know if there is a lot of demand for attorney's in business law-especially with companies in the US/Latin America?  I know that being bilingual in English/Spanish probably isn't that special anymore.  What about immigration law maybe?

[pamar]

hi,

I will be applying this fall. i can speak 5 languages and am very interested in international law myself since I was raised abroad.  I hope i can get into American WCL to do the 2 years at American - 2Years in Paris dual degree like the one in Spain.

btw, o portugues e a lingua romance a mais bela!

portuguese is the most beautiful sounding romance language!

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Portuguese only sounds good coming from Brazilians.  People from Portugal sound angry and speak like they have rocks in their mouths. 

Personally, I'm partial to the Germanic languages. 

[ljg]

Portuguese only sounds good coming from Brazilians.  People from Portugal sound angry and speak like they have rocks in their mouths. 

Personally, I'm partial to the Germanic languages. 

I'm a Spanish/English speaker, and would LOVE to learn Portuguese- it's the next language on my list. A friend from college was half Brazilian and half Colombian, spoke both languages fluently and always said that Portuguese is like Spanish with a potato in your mouth. 

[pamar]

Portuguese only sounds good coming from Brazilians.  People from Portugal sound angry and speak like they have rocks in their mouths. 

Personally, I'm partial to the Germanic languages. 

I'm a Spanish/English speaker, and would LOVE to learn Portuguese- it's the next language on my list. A friend from college was half Brazilian and half Colombian, spoke both languages fluently and always said that Portuguese is like Spanish with a potato in your mouth. 

haaa! i had never thought about it that way, but there are lots of nasal sounds to it!!  I hope I can do some study abroad at whatever law school I end up in.