Foreign Languages at Penn
Approximately 100 foreign languages or specialized language
applications are taught at Penn by faculty in language departments or in
the Penn Language Center. The following are the languages that are
available, listed by department:
- Asian and Middle Eastern Studies
- Akkadian
- Arabic
- Arabic (Egyptian Colloquial)
- Aramaic
- Avestan
- * Azeri
-
- * Cantonese
- Classical Chinese
- * Business Chinese
-
- Coptic
- Egyptian (Middle)
- Egyptian (Late)
- * Ge'ez
- Hebrew (Biblical)
- Hebrew (Modern)
- Hittite
- Iranian (Middle)
- Japanese (Modern)
- Japanese (Classical)
- * Business Japanese
- * Korean
- * Business Korean
- Mandarin
- Pali
- Prakrit
- * Persian
- Sanskrit
- Sumerian
- Syriac
- Tajik
- * Turkish
- Uzbek
- * Vietnamese
- Classical Studies
- Greek
- * Modern Greek
- Latin
- German
- German
- Dutch
-
- * Business Dutch
- German
- * Business German
- Gothic
- Icelandic
- Norwegian
- Old German
- Old High German
- Saxon
- Swedish
- * Yiddish
- Linguistics
- * Amharic
- * Fulani
- * Hausa
- * Irish Gaelic
- * Kinyarwanda
- * More
- * Swahili
- * Yoruba
- * Zulu
- Romance Languages
- French
- * Business French
- Italian
- * Business Italian
- Portuguese
- * Business Portuguese
- * Romanian
- Spanish
- * Business Spanish
- Slavic Languages
- * Armenian
- * Bulgarian
- * Czech
- * Georgian
- * Hungarian
- * Lithuanian
- Old Church Slavonic
- * Polish
- Russian
- * Business Russian
- * Serbo-Croatian
- * Slovak
- * Ukrainian
- South Asian Studies
- Bengali
- * Gujarati
- Hindi
- Kannada
- * Malayalam
- Marathi
- Marathi (Old)
- * Nepali
- * Panjabi
- * Pashtu
- * Sindhi
- Tamil (Classical)
- Tamil
- Telugu
- Urdu
* Indicates languages or specialized language applications taught
through the Penn Language Center.
To index for Penn's International Dimensions.
Almanac
January 12, 1993
Volume 39 Number 17
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