The US Senate just voted to endorse English as the 'National Language', what do you all think ?

Should have been done a long time ago.

I think the purpose of an official language is that the laws must be written in that language. Using Spanish for an example, sometimes it is impossible to translate something into Spanish and give it the EXACT same meaning as the English. This is saying that if there is question about what a law means, we go by the English version. But I also think we should recognise Spanish as a secondary language and make things bilingual, like English and French in Canada. That way, by the next generation we will all know both languages.

I think that English should be recognised as the official language for the entire planet earth as such & not limited to a few countries.

A wiser America would make Chinese the new National language.

Since China's the new power that will be dominating the world.

For a long time to come.

Should have declared it 230 years ago when congress adopted the Declaration of Independence.

its better late then never i guess now tell that to the schools they need to use the funds for a better education

Sure took them enough time.

I think "Where the bloody hell are ya"

fine with me but nobody gives a ****