Some may find this odd, but my husband and I are seriously thinking of taking formal French language classes. Strange since we live in Czech Republic, and one might think I should rather study Czech. Hubby is fluent in Czech, since he's a native speaker. I truly think we will more likely settle long-term in France. I've debated how intensely I really should learn the Czech, when in the end I'll need the French. Both Hubby's and my French can be characterized as "Rusty Intermediate". Hubby took more years (9 years ending 44 years ago) than I did, but my study was more recent (total 5 years, with several review classes as recently as a year and a half ago, but the main study 32 years ago). We want to take DUO classes, where it's just the two of us with the teacher. Not in a group with other students. We would select a native French teacher, rather than a Czech teacher teaching French. We can handle the classes being taught only in French. My most recent study was only conducted in French. We'll see.

It sure would be nice to get out of the house for an endeavor like above. The nice thing about the school is that it generally offers many French cultural activities, though they have been on hold due to the pandemic.