U.S. now the world’s second-largest Spanish-speaking nation

[Siege]

I have never met a second generation immigrant to America who can write in his parents language, or a third generation that can speak it.

I have accepted the inevitable.

[Siege]

On the other hand, in a few years translation mental software will be available and you will be able to speak whatever language you want.

[Valmy]

I can only assume these Spaniards have never actually been to the US.

[Valmy]

Much of the growth of the Hispanic community is not related to the number of individuals.

They're becoming Americans.

Latin America is not doing that much better than we are in this regard

[Ed Anger]

On the other hand, in a few years translation mental software will be available and you will be able to speak whatever language you want.

I await the Klingon software.

[Duque de Bragança]

¡Ay, caramba!

Fixed!

[jimmy olsen]

I can only assume these Spaniards have never actually been to the US.

So, how is assimilation going down on the border? Same as ever I assume?

[Valmy]

I can only assume these Spaniards have never actually been to the US.

So, how is assimilation going down on the border? Same as ever I assume?

The border is its own thing.

[jimmy olsen]

I can only assume these Spaniards have never actually been to the US.

So, how is assimilation going down on the border? Same as ever I assume?

The border is its own thing.

I meant Texas in general.

[Valmy]

I meant Texas in general.

Oh. Yeah basically. My kids will grow up knowing as little Spanish as I did.

[jimmy olsen]

I meant Texas in general.

Oh. Yeah basically. My kids will grow up knowing as little Spanish as I did.

Able to quote Col. Juan Seguin's Alamo speech verbatim then.

[Valmy]

Able to quote Col. Juan Seguin's Alamo speech verbatim then.

That was an archaic version of Castillian which was the dialect of San Antonio at the time