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of course U.S. is more likely to be bilingual, Spanish is almost like a second official language
You’re in luck, ahahah! I don’t know if you knew this, but until March 1st of this year the U.S. didn’t even have an official language.
Does the U.S. have an official language?
Yes. English was designated as the official language of the United States in an executive order on March 1, 2025.
https://www.usa.gov/official-language-of-us
Wow, didn't know that. But if you think about it, not having an official language is really cool, especially English.
It must've been a really nice fuck you to the British empire
If they wanted to fuck the british empire, they would declare US official language as "american" LOL
Hahaha! Yeah, but that’s just a small detail, because in reality all the government paperwork is in English anyway. Government documents are usually written in the official languages.
They should do it on April 1st...
Designating by decree an official language is dumb, tyranny in disguise.
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I wonder how many american stackers are speaking at least 1 more language other than English...
I know some (few) stackers speak Spanish.
ICE is coming for them LOL
maybe that's why they do not speak spanish, they are afraid hahaha
now that wud be a useful poll from @jimmysong
now that wud
"wud" typical genX murican that can't write the words.
You guys are eating letters?
"would" is a waste of digital space to convey a phonetically sound alternative; u have not read my latest work #1283918;
No, is total lazyness...
I understand misspelling, I do it myself when I type on mobile (because weak eyesight) but I do not agree with lazyness of this jargon not tying the whole word.
THIS IS STUPIDITY. You are dumbing down yourself.
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keep writing like a retard
ouch, feels like that one time wen Justin Bieber expressed admiration for Tool by posting lyrics from The Pot (lyrics) and Maynard James Keenan responded with "Bummer;"
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when did you see Jimmy doing useful polls? Never?
it's never too late to start being useful ;)
I wonder why they don't learn more, yet think they know the best.
The second chart make sense, considering plenty of Americans (76M?) have ancestry or are from Central or South America.
Don’t you have a chart?
interesting stats
It’s not just Americans who do that, there are people like that everywhere!
https://www.americathebilingual.com/the-surprising-truth-about-american-bilingualism-what-the-data-tells-us/