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Why are you so reluctant to learn a foreign language? Are you lazy or stupid? I mean, so you learn a little Spainish, does that take anything away from you?

Spainish is becoming the universal language. I study it for fun and it hasn’t hurt me one bit.

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You forget the important part. Mexicans VOTE. More so than Americans, by proportion. And they usually vote REPUBLICAN.

Si’, now you know the important part.

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Pues no aprendas si no quieres, pinche buey!!!

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1st reason cultural?? learning is always good. U r lucky ur continent only speak 3 major languages and a 4rd that is french.
2nd for you to know that most some part of the USA like California have 2 co-official main languages.
You dont have to learn Spanish if u dont want to, but if had at least some knowledge you would know that spanish is spoken in more areas than Mexico. Dont despise like that.

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You are right they should learn, unfortunatley many are so illiterate, who never did have any type of schooling in their lives. But it is good to learn Spanish, not for them but for ourselves. I speak five languages acutally three, but I understand and communicate in five. My grandparents spoke Old Castilian which I picked up from them and it helps me get around in modern spanish.
So to answer your question, why should we learn Spanish? It shows you are more intelligent. But they should learn English if they want to live here. But many of them do Speak good English and we cannot stereotype all Mexicans, besides not all of them are Mexicans, some are from Central and South America too.

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Well, a lot of our country was their land first, so maybe you could consider it a kind of courtesy.
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At the present time, Spanish is still not a cumpulsory subject in American schools any more than any other foreign language is.

However, you are not alone in believing that Spanish should not be taught in our public schools at all which is what I think you really mean. I know a lot of Americans personally who really feel this way. To some extent, they have a legitimate argument. History shows that bilingualism usually does not work in a country and the few countries where it has worked like Switzerland and Singapore are rare exceptions. In other words, anti-bilingualism is not just an Anglo-American phenomenon.

I have mixed feelings about these kinds of things myself. While I would never approve of a foreign language being made cumpulsory in American public schools, I still think that Spanish and French are both fine languages for anyone planning to major in Romance languages and literature. Anyone who majors in Latin American history or Sociology would probably be well served by some knowledge of Spanish too since many of our urban poor speak Spanish. At most, I would prefer to restrict its teaching in our public schools to students who seriously plan to use the language for something but I wouldn’t eliminate it entirely from the curriculum.

So, to a large degree, it all depends on what you want to do with a foreign language. If you feel you will never have any need for it then, by all means, don’t learn it; it will only be a waste of time for you.

Finally, don’t underestimate the ability of Hispanics to learn English. Many of them are learning English and making less of a fuss about it than French Canadians. This will certainly take some of the pressure off the American public for having to know Spanish in the future.