Japanese is actually the ONLY language class my school offers- before this year, they didn't offer language classes at all.  They were told they were "too small" to hire a language teacher.  There's only about 120-150 students there.
I'd love to take an ASL class.  Maybe sometime in college......

I know baka and daijobu, but I don't know the other two words.  What do they mean?
I learned a new one recently:  がんばれ (Ganbare).

It's really fun watching movies and things now, knowing more of the language....  I can catch at least one word in most sentences, and sometimes the whole sentence, if it's short.  I was watching the reality show "I survived a Japanese game show", and before each commercial break the host says the same thing- "Minna isshoni!  Majide!"  Majide is the name of the show, and I got so excited, because I understood what he was saying!  "Minna" is "everyone", "isshoni" means "together"- he was asking the audience to say the show's name with him, "Everyone together!"
It's this kind of thing that makes me love learning new languages so much.    That moment where you realize you can understand something that was unintelligible to you before.