I only know one phrase in spanish and it isnt a nice one. I am saving it for a special occasion. I do NOT intend on learning spanish BTW. These invaders can damn well learn and speak English or leave!!!!!
2006-10-07 10:03:02
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answered by shirley e 7
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Spanish is an awesome language. I've been studying it for a few years, and even went and lived in Mexico for the summer to study spanish at a school there.
The benefits of being bilingual are countless, and in today's society the arrogant ones who refuse to learn anything but English are going to be left out.
It's rewarding to be able to help out someone who doesn't speak English as well.
I don't agree with immigrants not learning English. English is an important language throughout the entire world. But this is The United States (Not America by the way, America encompasses both continents of North and South America) and if someone chooses to conduct their daily life in Spanish because it is more comfortable for them to do so, they have that right, and I'm more than happy to help them since I got off my *** and learned another language. :-)
2006-10-08 13:49:34
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answered by JustMe1982a 1
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I know you posted this as a dig, but I would love to pick up Spanish as a second language, and intend to as well; however, I am busy with the release of my first professional book, and my masters in criminal justice, and taking care of my family. The Spanish will have to wait for a year or two.
2006-10-07 17:08:27
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answered by Anonymous
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I'm learning Spanish, German and Sign Language. I'd love to learn Chinese and Italian.
Sounds like you are the one with the hate.
2006-10-07 19:40:24
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answered by sister_godzilla 6
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I can translate real Castilliano Spanish from Italian, but when it gets into dialectical Spanish...I'm slow to get it.
And frankly, that's fine with me. It's not my duty as an American to learn Spanish.
My ancestors learned to speak English when they moved here from Italia/Sicilia post WWII, and respected the ways and customs of the country they moved to.
It shouldn't be any different now, English should simply be a prerequisite requirement for citizenship.
2006-10-07 17:41:35
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answered by Manji 4
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"China has become a major influence in the world today. Not only is China full of opportunities in business and politics, but Chinese culture, such as movies and literature, are also making their way into the western world. And with Chinese as the second most widely- spoken foreign language in America, more and more Americans are exposed to its language and culture."
2006-10-07 18:21:07
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answered by thelogicalferret 5
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Spanish is actually the 2nd most spoken language in the world after Chinese
Vaya con dios
2006-10-07 17:05:06
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answered by rosbif 6
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Anyone in the USA who doesn't try to learn Spanish and at least offer to speak in Spanish with Hispanic people is not only stupid and rude, but probably arrogant as well, and will fall by the wayside along with those who fail to learn and use any other important subject and try to be pleasant and welcoming to other people. The Spanish word, I think, is "sympatico".
2006-10-07 17:14:05
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answered by senior citizen 5
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Actually here in Maryland were enacting new laws to deal with that aspect of the new millennium.If your a wet back ,learn the language or move on down to south of the border.
2006-10-07 17:05:18
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answered by Anonymous
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I haven't learned it yet .. however, I am very good with American Sign Language . which is the 3rd most used language in the USA. And, yes... ASL IS a language. Good Luck! :)
2006-10-07 17:06:37
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answered by tysavage2001 6
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My Spanish is fine, so is my German and English. How is your English coming along, you should be able to understand those
you seek to serve.perrito!
2006-10-07 17:12:52
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answered by Anonymous
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