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    speaking Spanish translated into being poor‚ waiting tables at restaurants and cleaning hotel rooms. In addition‚ it meant being excluded from school activities such as cheerleading or not having a chance to go to college. Barrientos enjoyed saying “yo no hablo espanol” (2004) to Latino store clerks and waitresses. As a result‚ it made her feel superior and also made her feel American. Fitting in with the American society was essential for Barrientos. She stayed away from speaking Spanish because

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    11/27/12 High School Foreign Language Each year‚ high schools around the country waste money on unnecessary foreign language programs. Although learning a second language can help get a job‚ or help adapt to a new country that doesn’t speak English‚ if there was a choice‚ most students would not choose to take a foreign language class. Also‚ most students who take foreign classes just to acquire the credits to graduate and usually do not even end up using the language later in life. If students

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    that way.” – Frank Lampard “In the last 1‚000 years‚ the Arabs have translated as many books as Spain translates in just one year.” – Larry Elder  “It ’s like a dream to come to Spain and stay for a couple of years and get somebody to teach me Spanish music.” - Lenny Kravitz Table of contents Introduction ___ 3 Country Geography - Climate ___ 4 History - Money - Population _____ _ 5 Political – Famous People 6 Interesting

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    belonging to either shaped me in a certain way. I learned to be more compassionate and I have an appreciative view on the world. I was told I belonged to both Mexico and America‚ being Hispanic‚ but society treats you in a different way. For example‚ my Spanish wasn’t good enough for my Mexican relatives and my English wasn’t refined enough for the American society. I began to learn english when I was in second grade. My teacher believed that I was ready to face another challenge. She referred me to what

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    Stegman Spanish Speaking Countries There are many countries around the world that speak Spanish. Even though these countries speak the same language they have many things that make them different from one another. A perfect example of this is Porto Rico and Mexico. They both speak Spanish and even a very similar form of Spanish at that. Porto Ricans and Mexicans are very different from one another based on music‚ arts‚ sports‚ dance‚ and theater. Even though it is the same language there can

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    assumes that because you are of a Hispanic race‚ that you automatically know how to speak Spanish‚ as well as read and write. Media such as television shows‚ film and movies‚ often show the Hispanic person speaking Spanish. However‚ there are some cases where the individuals are natural born American citizens. What does that mean for these individuals? Some of these people were not taught the Spanish language‚ or their family is of Hispanic heritage but they were raised in an American society‚ which

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    Tausug: A Butuanon Language A RESEARCH PAPER Presented to Ma’am Hazel Hinay Of Arts and Sciences Program Father Saturnino Urios University In Partial Fulfillment of The Final Requirements for the Class INTRODUCTION TO LINGUISTICS by Watson‚ Jonathan Allen May‚ 2015 Chapter 1 Introduction The Tausug language is one found amongst the Tausug people in three different countries; the Philippines‚ Malaysia‚ and Indonesia. When one thinks of such a language‚ they may be reminded of

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    Farmingville Case Study PT 1 1. Alien in one definition is: “Too different from something to be acceptable or suitable‚” and Illegal in one definition is “Not allowed by the law.” (Mirriam-Webster Dictionary) The words ‘Alien’ and ‘Illegal’ have inherent negative connotations. A person does not need to know the intimate or factual circumstances associated with those words to understand their symbolism. When those words are used to label the social group of undocumented Latino day laborers the inherent

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    The dominant language spoken in Honduras is Spanish; although there are many forms of the language spoken in the country‚ the specific style of Spanish that most Hondurans speak comes from Tegucigalpa‚ the capital of the country. Other than influences from the city‚ Hondurans living to the north of the country along the coast have developed a form of Spanish derived from an array of local tribes‚ British occupants‚ and African influences. Outside of Spanish‚ up to ten individual languages are predominantly

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    through describing the coalesce of Spanish name in American culture. Munoz believes that assimilation has caused Hispanic Americans to become more and more Americanized by ignoring their culture. He uses names as an example of this to show how Hispanics who grew up in America changed their names to more Americanized names to avoid embarrassment and questions concerning their name. Munoz gives an example of how people in Dublin redundantly used to mispronounce Spanish names by saying with an English

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