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My problem is not that I don't understand them, but the other 75% of America doesn't. If I go to Mexico, I epect to speak Spanish to those people, ,not walk around yakkin in English and they all to understand me. They should expect the same priveledge here. If they speak Spanish, then no-one is going to understand them.
The problem is the legislation, especially in Utah, that makes almost all legal documents be printed in both English and Spanish. Many work notices, signs, and stuff like that are printed in English and Spanish, which is anoying as h3ll. You don't go to Mexico and expect to see English signs, work notices, and legal forms printed in English. Why do we let them expect that here?