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Being bilingual (English/Spanish) is probably one of the best features you can have on your resume...unfortunately.

40 posted on 06/10/2006 8:25:39 AM PDT by Sender ("Why, by God, I actually pity those poor sons-of-b*tches we're going up against. By God, I do".)

While I support Geno's in this case, I still believe that Americans are TERRIBLE when it comes to learning other languages, and that this problem should be recified.

56 posted on 06/10/2006 8:30:45 AM PDT by Clemenza (The CFR ate my bilderburgers! Time to call for a trilateral commission to investigate!)

Being bilingual (English/Spanish) is probably one of the best features you can have on your resume...unfortunately.

I have no problem with that. Other ethnic restaurants do the same. German, Vietnamese, Korean, etc.

It would just be refreshing to see the Hispanic community make some sort of overture to indicate that they at least are attempting to learn English to a reasonable level.

And then, on the flip side, not to seemingly force Americans to make the accommodation for those that don't. I mean what if Americans flooded France as immigrants there and then demanded that the French begin to speak English in order to accommodate them?

It makes no sense the political winds here.

58 posted on 06/10/2006 8:31:48 AM PDT by Fruitbat

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