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We are one of the few countries that isn't bilingual. Most people in Asia and Africa and in some parts of Europe are bilingual. It would be nice if our future generation is fluent in other languages than English.
I agree with you that the government has to defend the borders and its citizens.
And I also agree with you about mass immigration and loss of national culture.
But culture exchange is not a negative thing.
If you have legal immigrants in your school system you have to learn them English and help them to "integrate" (when it's possible)
Learning new languages is one of the best method you can use to "integrate" I think
As if you would recognise [sic] what is American and what is not.Why do we let any of these savages come to america?. They destroy our schools, and hospitals, and welfare system. All one billion africans would love to come here and go on welfare and live off the white man.
85 languages spoken in Buffalo schools as 'New Americans' enter classrooms - The Buffalo News
nov 27 2016 The two young Somali sisters sat at a table in the central registration center signing up for what would become their next big challenge in their journey to America – school.
They came to enroll in the Buffalo Public Schools at an old building on Ash Street, an Ellis Island of sorts for thousands of immigrants and refugees entering an education system that has struggled over the years to keep up with their growing numbers.
Many show up speaking no English. Others may have had little formal education in their home countries. Most encounter vast cultural differences.
The City of Buffalo has taken in thousands of immigrants and refugees in recent years, and it’s reflected in many of its schools. More than 85 different languages are spoken throughout the district, but that number can change by the day.
None of these chimps will ever be Americans.
Probably more American than you already.
We are one of the few countries that isn't bilingual. Most people in Asia and Africa and in some parts of Europe are bilingual. It would be nice if our future generation is fluent in other languages than English.
Most Europeans are are bilingual, and their second language is English.
Looks like America is inching up to Europe. Soon English will be the second language in America as well.
85 languages spoken in Buffalo schools as 'New Americans' enter classrooms
Does anyone remember the story of the Tower of Babel? Those that fail to learn from history are bound to repeat it.
We are one of the few countries that isn't bilingual. Most people in Asia and Africa and in some parts of Europe are bilingual. It would be nice if our future generation is fluent in other languages than English.
Africa and Asia are so much more advanced than the US and Europe arent they? We should imitate Africa right away.
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We are one of the few countries that isn't bilingual. Most people in Asia and Africa and in some parts of Europe are bilingual. It would be nice if our future generation is fluent in other languages than English.
Africa and Asia are so much more advanced than the US and Europe arent they? We should imitate Africa right away.
I never said Africa and Asia was more advanced than Europe. Many European countries are bilingual. They aren't ignorant like many Americans.
But in some ways Asia is more advanced than America. Kids in India ( where many of the people are bilingual) are out performing American kids in math and sciences. Also in countries in Malaysia and Singapore where many of the people speak up to three languages are also out performing us. In Africa you got kids going to school in a hut who could out perform most American kids in math and science.
And in terms of infrastructure, Asia is as advanced or even more so for America. Just look at how outdated our banking systems is. Asia, Africa and Europe have been using chips in their cards for at least 10 years. America is just catching up with how the rest of the world banks.
You need to travel the world more.
There have been more languages than that spoken in Los Angeles schools for decades. They haven't failed yet.85 languages spoken in Buffalo schools as 'New Americans' enter classrooms
Does anyone remember the story of the Tower of Babel? Those that fail to learn from history are bound to repeat it.
There have been more languages than that spoken in Los Angeles schools for decades. They haven't failed yet.
There have been more languages than that spoken in Los Angeles schools for decades. They haven't failed yet.85 languages spoken in Buffalo schools as 'New Americans' enter classrooms
Does anyone remember the story of the Tower of Babel? Those that fail to learn from history are bound to repeat it.
We are one of the few countries that isn't bilingual. Most people in Asia and Africa and in some parts of Europe are bilingual. It would be nice if our future generation is fluent in other languages than English.
Africa and Asia are so much more advanced than the US and Europe arent they? We should imitate Africa right away.
I never said Africa and Asia was more advanced than Europe. Many European countries are bilingual. They aren't ignorant like many Americans.
But in some ways Asia is more advanced than America. Kids in India ( where many of the people are bilingual) are out performing American kids in math and sciences. Also in countries in Malaysia and Singapore where many of the people speak up to three languages are also out performing us. In Africa you got kids going to school in a hut who could out perform most American kids in math and science.
And in terms of infrastructure, Asia is as advanced or even more so for America. Just look at how outdated our banking systems is. Asia, Africa and Europe have been using chips in their cards for at least 10 years. America is just catching up with how the rest of the world banks.
You need to travel the world more.
We are one of the few countries that isn't bilingual. Most people in Asia and Africa and in some parts of Europe are bilingual. It would be nice if our future generation is fluent in other languages than English.
Africa and Asia are so much more advanced than the US and Europe arent they? We should imitate Africa right away.
I never said Africa and Asia was more advanced than Europe. Many European countries are bilingual. They aren't ignorant like many Americans.
But in some ways Asia is more advanced than America. Kids in India ( where many of the people are bilingual) are out performing American kids in math and sciences. Also in countries in Malaysia and Singapore where many of the people speak up to three languages are also out performing us. In Africa you got kids going to school in a hut who could out perform most American kids in math and science.
And in terms of infrastructure, Asia is as advanced or even more so for America. Just look at how outdated our banking systems is. Asia, Africa and Europe have been using chips in their cards for at least 10 years. America is just catching up with how the rest of the world banks.
You need to travel the world more.
Europeans spoke multiple languages because of so many countries of different languages being close to one another. I speak enough Spanish to get by in Mexico and most of South America, but rarely use it here in California because most Hispanics learn enough English to get by in their daily life. I had a new pool cleaner lately who spoke no English at all. He's from Peru, and I lived in Peru for, so we had a good back and forth. That's the first time in about five or six years I needed my Spanish. It's pretty hard to be bilingual here though, since English is the mother tongue. My niece minored in German, and went to the college in Germany years ago. I asked her recently how often she uses her German. She said never. I'm saying all of this because we haven't become a bilingual nation because we're racist, it's just that English is the major language from sea to shining sea and most foreigners learn our language pretty quickly.
I'm not saying that everyone who isn't bilingual is a racist. But there is a large segment in this country who is resistant to anything they deem as "unAmerican" which includes folks who don't like want their kids learning Spanish in school because it isn't "American ".
I agree with you that the government has to defend the borders and its citizens.
And I also agree with you about mass immigration and loss of national culture.
But culture exchange is not a negative thing.
If you have legal immigrants in your school system you have to learn them English and help them to "integrate" (when it's possible)
Learning new languages is one of the best method you can use to "integrate" I think
Outside of liberal, statist, elitist Democratic leaning Americans the world knows that English is the Lingua Franca of educated people. It is the language of air traffic control and shipping, of technical and scientific papers and medicine. Universities teach in English the world over. In South Korea and Japan industrial logbooks are kept in English.
Only in America, with its elite class of self loathing liberals and the drones who ape them, do we have this denial of English. The rest of the world, until they emigrate to the US that is, brag of their English proficiency and work to incorporate English into their government institutions.
"English is the world's most widely used language in newspaper publishing, book publishing, international telecommunications, scientific publishing, international trade, mass entertainment, and diplomacy. English is, by international treaty, the basis for the required controlled natural languages Seaspeak and Airspeak, used as international languages of seafaring and aviation. English used to have parity with French & German in scientific research, but now it dominates that field...Many other worldwide international organisations, including the International Olympic Committee, specify English as a working language or official language of the organisation.
Many regional international organisations such as the European Free Trade Association, Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), and Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) set English as their organisation's sole working language even though most members are not countries with a majority of native English speakers. While the European Union (EU) allows member states to designate any of the national languages as an official language of the Union, in practice English is the main working language of EU organisations...A working knowledge of English has become a requirement in a number of occupations and professions such as medicine and computing. English has become so important in scientific publishing that more than 80 percent of all scientific journal articles indexed by Chemical Abstracts in 1998 were written in English, as were 90 percent of all articles in natural science publications by 1996 and 82 percent of articles in humanities publications by 1995.." wikipedia
"we already have an edge over other Asian nations and the rest of the world in speaking the English language? In fact, even if India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Brunei, United Arab Emirates, etc. speak English, they carry a strong accent which makes it difficult for people to follow. So, the way Filipinos speak English is better understood and this is why many international companies prefer to hire Filipinos...the books or textbooks written in English are the ones used in the schools and public libraries. They are professionally written, meeting international standards and are far off better than the ones made locally...When the Aquino Government imposed the use of the Filipino language or the regional languages in schools (circa 1988), our literacy rate tremendously dropped. " The Philippine Star editorial
"Although the [Sri Lankan] public has the right to deal with government institutions in any of the three languages, it is generally English that is preferred in governmental policies and practices." link
"Singapore English is regarded as the main language in Singapore, and is officially the main language of instruction in all school subjects except for Mother Tongue lessons in Singapore's education system. It is also the common language of the administration, and is promoted as an important language for international business" Singapore
All over the world when English is denigrated there are riot and disturbances. An example....
". The protests in 1965 are by far the most violent, which lasted for more than two months and saw more than 70 people killed. The agitation stopped only after then Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri assured the continuance of English as the medium of Centre-state communication." Language Riots India
There is no reason to require children in US schools to speak any foreign language. If people intend to go to, or do business with foreign entities, they can learn any language they want.
I'm not saying that everyone who isn't bilingual is a racist. But there is a large segment in this country who is resistant to anything they deem as "unAmerican" which includes folks who don't like want their kids learning Spanish in school because it isn't "American ".
I'm saying all of this because we haven't become a bilingual nation because we're racist, it's just that English is the major language from sea to shining sea and most foreigners learn our language pretty quickly.
I'm saying all of this because we haven't become a bilingual nation because we're racist, it's just that English is the major language from sea to shining sea and most foreigners learn our language pretty quickly.
Of course. It's good that there is a universal ( or nearly so) language in the world. Latin used to be like that but we abandoned it long ago. Now english is taking it's place but liberals say that's terrible . Liberals think it's great when people can't understand each other.