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So I'm starting to fill out the AMCAs...and at the language section, it gives no descriptions of what they want for languages.
It just says "Languages" with check boxes with a bunch of listed languages.
So what level of language ability do you think we need in order to list it here?
I took 2 years of college Spanish and spent a summer living in Spain with a family so I'd like to say I'm pretty good at Spanish.
Also this year I formally learned Haitian Creole.
So does it want any language we can understand generally (Creole)? one we feel we can understand very well (Spanish)? or only first languages (English)?
Because it really isn't clear. I want to list these two languages eventually, I just don't know whether or not the "language" checkboxes are the appropriate place for, say, Haitian Creole that I studied this year.
Any advice/insight to bestow?
Appreciate it
List it if you'd be willing to be interviewed in that language. That's my best advice.