Almost half of Californians speak a non-English language at home
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#3From an outsider's perspective born and raised in Europe this seems pretty cool but I cant imagine how can I immigrate to the US.
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#4Strange wording, why don't they just write... "Almost half of Californians don't speak English at home"?
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Are you referencing the stabbings or the riot?
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#6Given that the US doest not have an official language, this rings a weird bell. Had the been England or any other country with an official language, it would have been something.
In particular with the history of California and the proximity to Mexico, the opposite (that more than 50% speaks english) should be the story.
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#8From an outsider's perspective born and raised in Europe this seems pretty cool but I cant imagine how can I immigrate to the US.
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Re: Almost half of Californians speak a non-English language at home
#9Given that the US doest not have an official language, this rings a weird bell. Had the been England or any other country with an official language, it would have been something. In particular with the history of California and the proximity to Mexico, the opposite (that more than 50% speaks english) should be the story.
The UK does not have an official language.
Re: Almost half of Californians speak a non-English language at home
#10Given that the US doest not have an official language, this rings a weird bell. Had the been England or any other country with an official language, it would have been something. In particular with the history of California and the proximity to Mexico, the opposite (that more than 50% speaks english) should be the story.
The federal govt does not have an official language but individual states may state one.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:Official_languages_of...
California is one