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8:00 - 9:30 MWF Classics. Latin, Greek, Biblical Hebrew. Will also discuss ancient Egyptian, Sumerian, Etruscan.

10:00 - 11:30 MWF Indo-European and the development of language. Recommended to take in conjunction with any other language group in order to understand history and relations between languages. Will also cover Esperanto and history of invented languages.

11:30 - 1:00 MWF Office hours.

1:00 - 2:00 MWF Open lab. Tutoring sessions, discussion of languages not covered in regular classtime, cultural studies and events.

2:30 - 4:00 MWF Languages of Asia. Japanese, Chinese, Korean. Will include discussion of other languages of the Pacific Rim.

8:00 - 10:00 TTh. Cat. Lab time included. Will be mostly practicum. Will also discuss languages of the animal kingdom and understanding non-verbal language.

10:00 - 1:00 TTh. Open lab. Tutoring sessions, discussion of languages not covered in regular classtime, cultural studies and events.

1:00 - 3:00 TTh. Languages of Europe. French, German, Spanish. Will include discussion of other European languages in conjunction with their closely related languages (Dutch with German, Italian with Spanish, etc.)

3:00 - 4:00 TTh. History of English.

I apologize for the inconvenience. Please comment again with the class you wish to take.

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Oooh, sign me up for Cat, please!

I'd like to sign up for Classics, please

Well, I already have a pretty basic knowledge of French, Spanish and German...do you think I should still take the European Languages course?

In any case, I'd love to take the Languages of Asia.

Oh, and also, I'd like to sign up for the Classics, please.

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Classics
Open Lab

You don't need to sign up for open lab: you come when you need extra help or we're doing an activity that interests you.

Classics, please.

Though, cor, that's early in the morning.

If I must, then I shall apply myself to Languages of Europe. I may find it amusing.

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Thank you for providing a list of the times, Mr. Dream.

I would like to register for Cat, please.

Classics and Languages of Europe, please. As I am already passable in both French and Latin (although my priest despairs at my pronunciation) would it be acceptable for me to take Indo-European as well?

Sign me up for Cat. Sounds swerval.

I would be interested in Languages of Asia and Cat, please.

Christ, that's fuckin' early...

If there's still room in Classics, I'd like ta sign up.

I would like to sign up for Classics, Indo-European, and Languages of Asia please, if there's room of course.

If there's any room, I'd like to sign up for Classics, Indo-European, Open Lab, and Languages of Asia!

I should very much like to take Classics, if there's room for one more.

(Septimus would despair of me if I let my Latin slide.)

I'd like to sign up for Languages of Europe.

Classics and Languages of Europe, please?

I would like to sign up for Classics, prosím.

Please allow me a space in your Classics class, and in Cat as well. I already have most of the European and Asian languages covered...

Classics, please.

I would like to take Languages of Europe, if you please.

I'd like to take Classics, Languages of Europe, and History of English, please.

Sign me up for Cat!! I likes the Aminalsssss!

I'd like to be signed up for Classics. Spells aren't in Latin for nothing.

Languages of Europe. Heard there's always good use for people who can speak Spanish.

Sign me up for languages of Europe. Are you going to be talking about the Nordic countries too, or just the western ones?

We will cover the Nordic ocuntries more in depth next semester.

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