<human>: I am taking two classes right now. They are the last two classes I need before graduating next month. The problem is one of these classes is Spanish II and it is terrifying me.

Currently I have a 3.9 GPA, so I'm not a bad student or anything. I make tons of A's, but Spanish is a whole different story.

I took Spanish I during Spring semester and I got an A, actually. The problem partly was the teacher was very lenient and gave us the exact questions and exact answers to the quizzes and exams to study so it was an easy A. And consequently, I learned very little Spanish because I was lazy about studying. I studied to memorize the answers, not to actually learn the language and understand how to use it.

So right now I have had 3 days of Spanish II. I had to take a different professor because the one I had for Spanish I is not teaching during the Summer. This prof is VERY different and actually expects us to know our stuff. And according to other students he does not just give the answers like the other teacher.

I feel far behind all of the other students in my proficiency with the language.

So now on my very shaky foundation from SpanishI I have to build on more confusing stuff and it is scaring me. I almost cried during the first two classes and I just have this constant anxiety all day. I don't want to fail. I need to graduate.

Somebody tell me it's going to be okay. I'm freaking out. :-(

Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?
<bot>: I'm about to graduate, need two more classes. Spanish II is one of them and I SUCK and am terrified of failing and not graduating. Advice, please.