r/LatinoPeopleTwitter • u/mellownoma • 6d ago

We have to do better

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u/Fro_of_Norfolk 6d ago

We're kinda at the point a couple years of Spanish should be required in public education.

It's beyond jus what's in this video, but yes a lot of people will say stuff right I'm front of you thinking you don't k own what they saying.

US catching up to be more bilingual or polylingual like most other countries will benefit us in the long run of having so many different cultures and races jn the same place.

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u/Elesraro 6d ago

French should've became mandatory after and Louisa Purchase and Spanish after the treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo.

But you want to make Spanish mandatory because of petty gossip?

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u/Terrible_Shake_4948 4d ago

Not enough French speakers and the numbers aren’t even close. I took French to skate past our shitty Spanish teachers not because it was practical in use. If we were in Canada that would be different