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"Roughly 1 in 5 people in the U.S. speaks a language other than English at home (Many more in border States), with Hispanics representing the largest share, according to 2009 census data. Hispanics also now make up one-fourth of the nation's kindergartners, part of a historic trend in which minorities are projected to become the new U.S. majority by midcentury."
Poll: Language a barrier for Latinos in schools - Yahoo! News
Many Mexicans don't teach their children to speak English since they can't speak it themselves. They rely on the American school system. I have a neighbor who has 5 kids. None of them speak English!
TAKE ACTION! HERE'S HOW: Take Action | NumbersUSA - For Lower Immigration Levels
"Roughly 1 in 5 people in the U.S. speaks a language other than English at home (Many more in border States), with Hispanics representing the largest share, according to 2009 census data. Hispanics also now make up one-fourth of the nation's kindergartners, part of a historic trend in which minorities are projected to become the new U.S. majority by midcentury."
Poll: Language a barrier for Latinos in schools - Yahoo! News
Many Mexicans don't teach their children to speak English since they can't speak it themselves. They rely on the American school system. I have a neighbor who has 5 kids. None of them speak English!
TAKE ACTION! HERE'S HOW: Take Action | NumbersUSA - For Lower Immigration Levels
"Roughly 1 in 5 people in the U.S. speaks a language other than English at home (Many more in border States), with Hispanics representing the largest share, according to 2009 census data. Hispanics also now make up one-fourth of the nation's kindergartners, part of a historic trend in which minorities are projected to become the new U.S. majority by midcentury."
Poll: Language a barrier for Latinos in schools - Yahoo! News
Many Mexicans don't teach their children to speak English since they can't speak it themselves. They rely on the American school system. I have a neighbor who has 5 kids. None of them speak English!
TAKE ACTION! HERE'S HOW: Take Action | NumbersUSA - For Lower Immigration Levels
Moron. Hispanic kids today and during the last fifty years learn English even more quickly than our immigrant ancestors did. Moron. Go out to Fredericksburg, Texas or the lower East Side of New York City and listen to the accents of 7th generation descendants of Germans and Jews from Europe.
Moron. I would rather deport you to Canada for more immigrants from elsewhere. If you can't speak languages, you are almost worthless in the job market in the 21st century, and you make America a less prosperous and worthy place to live. Moron.
I'm one of those people that speak a language other than English, I speak German because my mother is German, so what the fuck is your point John Wayne?
Did you read the article or are you just too stupid to understand it bonehead?
I'm one of those people that speak a language other than English, I speak German because my mother is German, so what the fuck is your point John Wayne?
Did you read the article or are you just too stupid to understand it bonehead?
Your English grammer is lacking....are you one of the 1 in 5?
i don't think anyone is against speaking multiple languages.
i think the point of this thread is that there are a growing number of mexicans who are coming in to this country and expecting america to change to suit their interests instead of vice versa. the fact that so many are doing it ilegally is only more frustrating. and more americans probably did speak multiple langauges during the industrial revolution. and do you also know what happened back then? germans married germans, russians married russians, irish married irish, etc. i'm sure language played a part in that.
They're just not learning the language like they're supposed to because they're probably too busy trying to raise their families, they don't want America to change the official language for them to suit their needs, but its funny how many Americans who travel abroad expect people to speak English or have accommodations for English speaking people.
european immigrants weren't busy trying to raise their families?
I think that people who want to "legislate" a National language are insecure.
If you're worried about your culture being lost, it wasn't that great to begin with. Freedom tends to lean towards what's preferred, in the case of cultural identity and carrying on traditions.
If your mom always danced a jig before cutting the Turkey, and her Daughters don't "carry that torch," it's because dancing the jig was corny. If the traditions, and cultures, are great, let them stand on their own without "legislation" behind them.
They're just not learning the language like they're supposed to because they're probably too busy trying to raise their families, they don't want America to change the official language for them to suit their needs, but its funny how many Americans who travel abroad expect people to speak English or have accommodations for English speaking people.
european immigrants weren't busy trying to raise their families?
1st generation European immigrants didn't speak English either.
"Roughly 1 in 5 people in the U.S. speaks a language other than English at home
european immigrants weren't busy trying to raise their families?
1st generation European immigrants didn't speak English either.
you're right. they also seemed to survive without any concessions being made to their circumstances.
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I am not sure what all was posted here, but don't tell me on a recording, "for English press 1." I will find another service. I have had to do that already a few times.
