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Tizz, do you realize what you are saying? Do you actually believe that these parents are incapable of learning English? If so then what makes you think that the principals are any better equipped to learn Spanish? I find this line of thinking a bit racsist and I've heard it before, that the latinos are incapable of learning English so the more capable anglos should have to learn Spanish.tizz said:Well, the students are learning english and if you have half a brain you are aware that the older you get the harder it is to grasp new languages. Now for the sake of teh students shouldn't the school be able to comunicate with the parents? The parents are still being instructed in english. The Pricipals are taking spanish in a hope of meeting in the middle sooner than later so that it is not the student that suffers.
Rotwang said:One nation - one language, one set of laws, one political process.
No parla inglese? Tough. Go to a country where you can speak the language.
A nation that allows nationals from other countries to enter and start a new life does NOT owe them the responsibility to learn THEIR language, and cater for their inability, and more often apathy, to learn for themselves.
And there is another angle. Add up the cost to the taxpayer for governments agencies and services to have to accommodate signage, printed material and interpreter facilties for non-English speakers.
You'll be amazed how much YOU pay for THEIR ignorance.
Originally Posted by Rotwang
Here comes the redneck doctrine again...thank god you're all in Queensland.