I've been learning German since getting here - High G - try to make sense of the Swiss G. I can certainly navigate my way around with High G but want to become more fluent so I keep working at it. Tried an Italian evening class whilst living here but I bit off more than I could chew having to do it from German to Italian and I found it difficult to keep up with my classmates Swiss G. Did some French at school and have kept that going and can mainly feed myself if I'm in France but have lost the conversational skills - probably get them back quick enough if I spent any length of time there.

(The mister and I were working out all the different languages we could say '2 beers/coffee/bottle of wine please, thanks' we had about 12 between us)