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Considering a population of 3,928,864, the damage is done
-Geaux
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More than 350 languages are spoken at home in the U.S., the Census Bureau reported Tuesday, and residents in the country’s biggest cities are drifting away from speaking English at home.
A staggering 54 percent of residents in the Los Angeles metropolitan region speak a language other than English at home, as does 38 percent of the New York City area, 37 percent of Houston, 51 percent of Miami, 40 percent of San Francisco, and 36 percent of Washington, D.C.
More than 350 languages spoken in U.S.; 54 percent of Los Angeles shuns English at home - Washington Times
wow...
they should speak spanish at home.
my grandparents spoke yiddish at home.
i have friends who speak russian at home.
my sister in law speaks spanish to her daughter at home so she remains bi-lingual.
damn, you're stupid.
You should learn English and try to speak it at home. Does your religion forbid capitalization?
okie dokie. i choose not to use it.
maybe i should give back my degrees.......
Wrong again. I'm dealing with a fourth generation of highspanics who now have marquees written exclusively in Spanish. Complete opposite of the assimilation of previous generations of immigrants.I'm speaking from reality. .....Not where highspanics [sic] live. Not in my locale.That's the old truth. Highspanics [sic] today carry on Spanish speaking and that is the problem.
It's the truth today as much as ever. Every day.
You are speaking from ignorance and stupidity (and cowardly fear).
No, you're not. You're trying to filter things you don't understand through your own stupidity until they satisfy your prejudice and fear. You're a weakling and a fool.
I use highspanics as avrrdponse to neosegregationist invaders who use infrastructure while wedging their separatist culture.Not where highspanics live. Not in my locale.That's the old truth. Highspanics today carry on Spanish speaking and that is the problem.The same dynamic plays out over and over again, with each generation and trend in country of origin.
Grandma may tag along speaking only the family's heritage language (but certainly not always), then comes mom speaking to her children in a broken mix of two languages while the kids reply to her in fluent or near-fluent English and talk to Grandma in an (often) broken form of the family heritage language. Many of those kids will grow up to marry outside their ethnic group, and on it goes as always.
I see it every day, and think to myself "God bless America."
It's the truth today as much as ever. Every day.
perhaps you should use the proper word, which is hispanics.
it must so suck to be as ignorant and full of bigotry as you are.
Wrong again. I'm dealing with a fourth generation of highspanics who now have marquees written exclusively in Spanish. Complete opposite of the assimilation of previous generations of immigrants.I'm speaking from reality. .....Not where highspanics [sic] live. Not in my locale.It's the truth today as much as ever. Every day.
You are speaking from ignorance and stupidity (and cowardly fear).
No, you're not. You're trying to filter things you don't understand through your own stupidity until they satisfy your prejudice and fear. You're a weakling and a fool.
Today. That's already changed afew times. Used to be Chicano.Not where highspanics live. Not in my locale.That's the old truth. Highspanics today carry on Spanish speaking and that is the problem.The same dynamic plays out over and over again, with each generation and trend in country of origin.
Grandma may tag along speaking only the family's heritage language (but certainly not always), then comes mom speaking to her children in a broken mix of two languages while the kids reply to her in fluent or near-fluent English and talk to Grandma in an (often) broken form of the family heritage language. Many of those kids will grow up to marry outside their ethnic group, and on it goes as always.
I see it every day, and think to myself "God bless America."
It's the truth today as much as ever. Every day.
perhaps you should use the proper word, which is hispanics.[sic]...
The proper term is "Latino."
Wrong again. The marquee is on the road near a catholic church that used to be assimilated. Now it is spanish-speaking-only.Wrong again. I'm dealing with a fourth generation of highspanics who now have marquees written exclusively in Spanish. Complete opposite of the assimilation of previous generations of immigrants.I'm speaking from reality. .....Not where highspanics [sic] live. Not in my locale.
You are speaking from ignorance and stupidity (and cowardly fear).
No, you're not. You're trying to filter things you don't understand through your own stupidity until they satisfy your prejudice and fear. You're a weakling and a fool.
You are incorrect. A sign is not only NOT a sign of rejecting assimilation or failure to acquire a language, such things are very common throughout US history in various ethnic neighborhoods. Stop being such an unAmerican pussy.
I use highspanics as avrrdponse to neosegregationist invaders who use infrastructure while wedging their separatist culture.Not where highspanics live. Not in my locale.That's the old truth. Highspanics today carry on Spanish speaking and that is the problem.The same dynamic plays out over and over again, with each generation and trend in country of origin.
Grandma may tag along speaking only the family's heritage language (but certainly not always), then comes mom speaking to her children in a broken mix of two languages while the kids reply to her in fluent or near-fluent English and talk to Grandma in an (often) broken form of the family heritage language. Many of those kids will grow up to marry outside their ethnic group, and on it goes as always.
I see it every day, and think to myself "God bless America."
It's the truth today as much as ever. Every day.
perhaps you should use the proper word, which is hispanics.
it must so suck to be as ignorant and full of bigotry as you are.
Those probably are the ones that are illegal. Those that wish to be citizens and come over legally learn our language and assimilate into our society.Considering a population of 3,928,864, the damage is done
-Geaux
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More than 350 languages are spoken at home in the U.S., the Census Bureau reported Tuesday, and residents in the country’s biggest cities are drifting away from speaking English at home.
A staggering 54 percent of residents in the Los Angeles metropolitan region speak a language other than English at home, as does 38 percent of the New York City area, 37 percent of Houston, 51 percent of Miami, 40 percent of San Francisco, and 36 percent of Washington, D.C.
More than 350 languages spoken in U.S.; 54 percent of Los Angeles shuns English at home - Washington Times
Wrong again. I'm dealing with a fourth generation of highspanics who now have marquees written exclusively in Spanish. Complete opposite of the assimilation of previous generations of immigrants.I'm speaking from reality. .....You are speaking from ignorance and stupidity (and cowardly fear).
No, you're not. You're trying to filter things you don't understand through your own stupidity until they satisfy your prejudice and fear. You're a weakling and a fool.
You are incorrect. A sign is not only NOT a sign of rejecting assimilation or failure to acquire a language, such things are very common throughout US history in various ethnic neighborhoods. Stop being such an unAmerican pussy.
Four generations of highspanic [sic] immigrants and the ESOL still needs to be subsidized.
I use highspanics [sic] as avrrdponse [sic] to neosegregationist invaders.....Not where highspanics live. Not in my locale.That's the old truth. Highspanics today carry on Spanish speaking and that is the problem.The same dynamic plays out over and over again, with each generation and trend in country of origin.
Grandma may tag along speaking only the family's heritage language (but certainly not always), then comes mom speaking to her children in a broken mix of two languages while the kids reply to her in fluent or near-fluent English and talk to Grandma in an (often) broken form of the family heritage language. Many of those kids will grow up to marry outside their ethnic group, and on it goes as always.
I see it every day, and think to myself "God bless America."
It's the truth today as much as ever. Every day.
perhaps you should use the proper word, which is hispanics.
it must so suck to be as ignorant and full of bigotry as you are.
No, you're stupid. That is a very detailed and concise post.Wrong again. I'm dealing with a fourth generation of highspanics who now have marquees written exclusively in Spanish. Complete opposite of the assimilation of previous generations of immigrants.I'm speaking from reality. .....
No, you're not. You're trying to filter things you don't understand through your own stupidity until they satisfy your prejudice and fear. You're a weakling and a fool.
You are incorrect. A sign is not only NOT a sign of rejecting assimilation or failure to acquire a language, such things are very common throughout US history in various ethnic neighborhoods. Stop being such an unAmerican pussy.
Four generations of highspanic [sic] immigrants and the ESOL still needs to be subsidized.
Try thinking about that for a minute.
Holy shit you're stupid.
You sound defeated.I use highspanics [sic] as avrrdponse [sic] to neosegregationist invaders.....Not where highspanics live. Not in my locale.That's the old truth. Highspanics today carry on Spanish speaking and that is the problem.
It's the truth today as much as ever. Every day.
perhaps you should use the proper word, which is hispanics.
it must so suck to be as ignorant and full of bigotry as you are.
Making sure everyone knows what a coward and an idiot you are?
most of their kids know English....my dad and his siblings spoke Italian when at my grand parents house.....but everyone knew English....Considering a population of 3,928,864, the damage is done
-Geaux
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More than 350 languages are spoken at home in the U.S., the Census Bureau reported Tuesday, and residents in the country’s biggest cities are drifting away from speaking English at home.
A staggering 54 percent of residents in the Los Angeles metropolitan region speak a language other than English at home, as does 38 percent of the New York City area, 37 percent of Houston, 51 percent of Miami, 40 percent of San Francisco, and 36 percent of Washington, D.C.
More than 350 languages spoken in U.S.; 54 percent of Los Angeles shuns English at home - Washington Times
most of their kids know English....my dad and his siblings spoke Italian when at my grand parents house.....but everyone knew English....Considering a population of 3,928,864, the damage is done
-Geaux
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More than 350 languages are spoken at home in the U.S., the Census Bureau reported Tuesday, and residents in the country’s biggest cities are drifting away from speaking English at home.
A staggering 54 percent of residents in the Los Angeles metropolitan region speak a language other than English at home, as does 38 percent of the New York City area, 37 percent of Houston, 51 percent of Miami, 40 percent of San Francisco, and 36 percent of Washington, D.C.
More than 350 languages spoken in U.S.; 54 percent of Los Angeles shuns English at home - Washington Times
i knew lots of conservatives who spoke spanish fairly well.....and yes they were conservatives....A lot of 'Conservatives'. And far too many.
You sound defeated.I use highspanics [sic] as avrrdponse [sic] to neosegregationist invaders.....Not where highspanics live. Not in my locale.It's the truth today as much as ever. Every day.
perhaps you should use the proper word, which is hispanics.
it must so suck to be as ignorant and full of bigotry as you are.
Making sure everyone knows what a coward and an idiot you are?
tipsy knows as much about the people who live around her as she does about pot...not much....It can't be that low! I would have put it at 80%. Unless the 54% represents those who will not speak English under any circumstances.
Wrong.