Thread: How Does One Say ENGLISH ONLY In Spanish?

By John W. Lillpop

Hooray for common sense and the American way! Good news comes to us this day from Wichita, Kansas.

That is because of a ruling by U.S. District Judge J. Thomas Marten in which he ruled that St. Anne Catholic School's English-only policy did NOT create a "hostile educational environment" for Hispanic students.

Judge Marten went on to deny a request from three Hispanic families to end the practice at St. Anne; therefore, English-only will continue to be the official school policy. *

Although the victory is quite gratifying, it is a pity that so much time and money was wasted pandering to muddled Hispanics who refuse to assimilate.

This is another example of why America needs a Constitutional Amendment to make English the official language in the United States--and the only language for government, education, law, commerce, and other vital venues.

This is, after all, America, and we speak English here!

To those who are bothered by English, be advised that America has good highways and roads leading southward, to a third-world slum where Spanish is spoken.

That would be Mexico, and do not the door hit you and your tribe of illiterate peasants in the posteriors on your way out!

By the way judge, did you verify the immigration status of the plaintiffs? Odds are, the complaining parties are illegal aliens who have no right to be in American to begin with.

God Bless America and English-Only!


* LUCIANNE

Answer to question:


Inglés solamente

AMEN to that

That would be Mexico, and do not the door hit you and your tribe of illiterate peasants in the posteriors on your way out!

Yes, ENGLISH prevails! If people don't want to speak our language....they don't deserve our dollars!

"Ingles SOMENTE NESTE pais!" says my Brazilian friend.

"Ingles SOLAMENTE en ESTE pais!" say DECENT Hispanic Latinos, citizen and immigrant alike.

"Anglais SEULMENT dans CET pays!" say DECENT French Latinos, citizen and immigrant alike.

"English ONLY in THIS country!" the way MOST of US Americans say it!

Finally a judge with some common sense! This is great.

Originally Posted by joazinha

"Ingles SOMENTE NESTE pais!" says my Brazilian friend.

"Ingles SOLAMENTE en ESTE pais!" say DECENT Hispanic Latinos, citizen and immigrant alike.

"Anglais SEULMENT dans CET pays!" say DECENT French Latinos, citizen and immigrant alike.

"English ONLY in THIS country!" the way MOST of US Americans say it!

En Francais, "ANGLAIS SUELEMENT AU CE PAYS" but under the Treaty of 1803 whereas the French sold Louisiana, the French Language, customs, Laws and Religion are to be allowed free practice by the inhabitants of "LE Territoire Louisiane" and nous son pas espagnol but there are pockets of Canary Islanders in Louisiana since the 1770's and their Spanish is still alive but the latest "immigrants" can not speak French or English!

French sets us apart, we speak English and French and have been doing so for years, I know Spanish but English is the Language of the Nation, French is language of our culture and Spanish is great for visiting lands to the South, the rule of thumb is the language of the highway signs should match the National Language.

My mother's side of my family spoke Ukranian, Russian, Czech, Polish, and Norwegian; my father's side spoke French, German, Italian, Gaelic, and Algonquin. But ENGLISH became THE language of our WHOLE family, AND English is THE language of AMERICA!