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I am a citizen. Lived here all my life. I should be able to work where ever I please. If I got the skills and qualify for the position. The job should be mine or any other citizen. If alot of the clients are hispanic. They should learn english. They wanted to come here because this is suppose to be the land of the free and they want to make a better life for themselfs. Learn the language. Why do I have to go out my way to learn their language. If I go to their country, Wouldn't I have to learn their language?

2007-01-15 13:04:36 · 5 answers · asked by sexy 1 in Business & Finance Careers & Employment

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I agree, they should learn english. but they dont. they dont pay taxes. they don't follow the law. they have a bunch of kids at the taxpayers' expense, and they send all their money home. We support them. It is a crock and by golly i'm getting sick of it

2007-01-15 13:09:44 · answer #1 · answered by cool_jj334 2 · 0 2

I agree. I used to be within the army, and there have been E-7's, AIT teachers at that, who would slightly talk English. In elementary coaching, there used to be one man who knew none in any respect. Yet they receives a commission extra for being bi-lingual. And that is the army of the United States of America? More like a loose trip to citizenship. There's a giant argument over "legitimate" as opposed to "countrywide" language. I did not understand there used to be a change till Hillary Clinton claimed there used to be in a debate. So I searched, and determined that countrywide is without difficulty the bulk language, and legitimate is govt mandated. She argued that if it used to be made legitimate, vote ballots would most effective be published in English, and the federal government might no longer furnish translators in hospitals. The different applicants that did not desire to make it legitimate gave non-solutions, like "good howdy, I can talk two languages!" Considering aspect of fitting a citizen is finding out English, I do not see a main issue with making it the legitimate language. It might no longer impose on tradition, men and women can nonetheless have their Chinatown and reputable Italian eating places, Lowes would nonetheless have each factor of their retailer published in Spanish for men and women which can be nonetheless finding out English. The vote casting ballots will have to be English besides in view that you have to be a citizen to vote. And I do not see the federal government firing translators each time quickly, they're one of the most largest resources, and even supposing, what is preventing the medical institution from offering it is possess translators? It is a industry in the end, and it's going to furnish for it is shoppers.

2016-09-08 01:45:41 · answer #2 · answered by ? 4 · 0 0

Hispanics has surpassed Blacks as the number one minority in the U.S.. In Los Angeles, over 1/3 of city residents are Hispanic, many whom only speak Spanish. Many major cities in the U.S. mirrors L.A. demographics; that being the case, it is an asset to speak Spanish. I agree immigrants should learn English; however, this takes time. During this transitional stage, English speakers can help non English speakers by learning to speak in their language. Think about an elementary teacher who is teaching English to immigrants from South America. Would it not benefit the teacher and students alike to be able to understand one another because they speak a common language? When in college, many professors advised students to learn a foreign language. Foreign language skills is an asset in all sectors. I have friends who work in law firms and the firm made it very clear that they needed attorneys who speaks Mandarin Chinese and Japanese since the firm specialized in International law. I have friends who are social workers and speaking Spanish is a must.

I have traveled to both Central and South America. My Spanish is anything but good but you would be surprised at how many South Americans speak English. Think of it as a courtesy.

Remember, any family in the U.S. was at one time immigrants. It doesn't matter if your family has been here for 5 generations or just one. Somewhere in your family tree, there was a time when your family members did not speak English.

2007-01-15 13:49:37 · answer #3 · answered by orphen saiyuki 2 · 1 2

Americans are the only ones who want to stay monolingual. Every other developed country, encourages their citizens to learn other languages. In Europe people speak at least 3 languages, in South America at least 2 and in Asia as well. Do not look at it as an imposition, but as an opportunity to become more cultured. Do not waste your energies upset about something that you can not change with a blink of your eyes. Instead learn hot to deal with the situation and get the best out of it.

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2007-01-15 16:25:41 · answer #5 · answered by Sky Has No Limit 2 · 0 4

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