That’s great. They should also know English though. Learn the language of the country you’re going to. Learn the culture. Learn the manners. If you can’t, stay out. This goes for everyone everywhere.
Due_Nefariousness308 on
I’m surprised that Hindi / Urdu isn’t up there. Maybe it’s just after Portuguese?
logicbus on
Why not include a bar for English?
Rad_Dad6969 on
The Spanish established a mission in Florida 40 years before the first English settlements made it to America.
Ok_Mention_9865 on
Looks big in this chart, but a high estimate of US Spanish speakers is only 18% when you include bilingual people who don’t speak it at home. Its a bit disingenuous to represent the data in this way. If you look up the us population ( 342.4 million ) and do the math from this chart 13.1% speak Spanish at home.
But you slap a huge bar with a big number on it next to a bunch of really small ones implies its much more than it really is.
bubba-yo on
Define ‚US household‘. Does that include the island of Puerto Rico that is part of the US and where every one of the 1.5 million households speaks Spanish, and many don’t speak English?
renamela2026 on
We need mass deportations, and we need to rename cities with spanish names (ex. Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco, San Jose, Sacramento, Fresno, San Antonio, El Paso) to English names.
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… no shit? Did anyone expect otherwise?
That’s great. They should also know English though. Learn the language of the country you’re going to. Learn the culture. Learn the manners. If you can’t, stay out. This goes for everyone everywhere.
I’m surprised that Hindi / Urdu isn’t up there. Maybe it’s just after Portuguese?
Why not include a bar for English?
The Spanish established a mission in Florida 40 years before the first English settlements made it to America.
Looks big in this chart, but a high estimate of US Spanish speakers is only 18% when you include bilingual people who don’t speak it at home. Its a bit disingenuous to represent the data in this way. If you look up the us population ( 342.4 million ) and do the math from this chart 13.1% speak Spanish at home.
But you slap a huge bar with a big number on it next to a bunch of really small ones implies its much more than it really is.
Define ‚US household‘. Does that include the island of Puerto Rico that is part of the US and where every one of the 1.5 million households speaks Spanish, and many don’t speak English?
We need mass deportations, and we need to rename cities with spanish names (ex. Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco, San Jose, Sacramento, Fresno, San Antonio, El Paso) to English names.