Will the Spanish language to be the most important language in the United States in some years?

[Comte Arnau]

I think it was Asimov who predicted a similar bilingual situation in the US as in Canada, like 20 or 30 years ago.

[Lábaru]

¿Spanish? of course not, sudaca o panchito? maybe.

[Dario Argento]

¿Spanish? of course not, sudaca o panchito? maybe.

Languages that are spoken over large span areas always are bound to some divergence.

It's Spanish (Castillian), whether it hurts some ignorant peninsulars or not. Americans don't speak Yankee, they speak English. Same analogy.

There's not even a single Sudaca accent because not all Sudacas speak the same. We have been through this already. I sound nothing like a Mexican or a Chilean (and these last ones are just crossing the border).

The modalities spoken in the Americas are nowhere anywhere close to be considered creoles like the language Haitians speak is. If you have complaints don't take them to me, take them to the linguists.

[Lábaru]

Resumiendo, panchito o sudaca.

[supergiovane]

There's not even a single Sudaca accent because not all Sudacas speak the same. We have been through this already. I sound nothing like a Mexican or a Chilean (and these last ones are just crossing the border).

Rob Steiger was playing a mexican in Once Upon A Time The Revolution but someone suggested his accent sounded more cuban than mexican.
I'm not ear-trained enough to understand the difference.

[Svipdag]

It will if we allow ourselves to be inundated by a tsunami of humanity from Mexico. A bilingual country is a divided country. [Don't ask me how
Switzerland manages to survive. Frankly, I don't understand it.]

I have said before that we have enough "wretched refuse". Let their
"huddled masses yearning to breathe free" clean up their own country and stay there. It's time we slammed the golden door.

I know that most Americans are or are descended from immigrants. Once, the USA needed many unskilled workers. We no longer do.

[Bloodeagle]

I know that most Americans are or are descended from immigrants. Once, the USA needed many unskilled workers. We no longer do.

Many of us are descended from skilled workers: craftsmen, planters, printers, etc., that helped civilize and build this country. We definately don't need more people to make our Big Macs, cut our lawns, or roof our houses. That is what teenagers are for!

[Comte Arnau]

Languages that are spoken over large span areas always are bound to some divergence.

It's Spanish (Castillian), whether it hurts some ignorant peninsulars or not. Americans don't speak Yankee, they speak English. Same analogy.

There's not even a single Sudaca accent because not all Sudacas speak the same. We have been through this already. I sound nothing like a Mexican or a Chilean (and these last ones are just crossing the border).

The modalities spoken in the Americas are nowhere anywhere close to be considered creoles like the language Haitians speak is. If you have complaints don't take them to me, take them to the linguists.

Don't try to discuss coherently with a racist. It's useless.

But let me tell you something. I don't understand why non-Mexican Latin Americans don't complain about the so-called "Latin American Spanish", which is nothing but Mexican without regional slang.

[Aces High]

Do you think the number of spanish-speakers will grow up?

When they stop making those stupid hand signal gang signs and wearing baggy jeans...then yes they may one day be considered grown up.

[Karl der Große]

Reconquista, many american states had to some two centuries ago the Spanish as their primary language; Florida, Texas, California etc. Node will close again.