Americans: How would you feel if spanish became our official language?

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It already is. Although the US no "official" language, the national languages are English, Spanish, and Hmong.

I don't mind. The more languages the more interesting it is.

But really the U.S. is the only country in the world that doesn't have an official language, though it's clearly the ones I mentioned above. Interesting, huh?

After English Spanish grew to change into the critical language beginning with the Mexican American conflict even as Mexico replaced into compelled to offer up California, Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado and Texas all of that were Spanish speaking States, to boot therefore of the Spanish American conflict, Puerto Rico, one extra Spanish speaking usa grew to change right into a colony of the united states. Ever considering that then earlier,there has been an somewhat extreme immigration of Spanish speaking people. So in precis, Spanish replaced into the most spoken language not less than considering that 1846 desire this enables community SPANISH SPEAKER community SPANISH SPEAKER

America doesn't have an official/national language, so i'd be annoyed that we had one, other than that nothing, English is my first language, but i can understand Spanish okay, i wouldn't care much

I live in texas

its pretty much already like that

6 years of spanish lessons later and I still cant speak the language

English isn't even your national language....

Why would the national language even be Spanish?

I know a few languages, and I'm fluent in writing, speaking, and listening Spanish also.

-I don't think that'll ever happen, but if it does it won't be a problem for me...

Hola Canada!

I'm with you on that one. English first.!

Let me put it this way. i speak English. idc what anyone else speaks. however, i will not be forced to have Spanish as our official or predominant language. .

My son speaks fluent Spanish, so hopefully I world be ok.

Nice try

America doesn't have an official language status.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Languages_of_the_Unit...