We are unique in being a "melting pot."tk421 wrote:Would you move to Germany or Spain or any other country and then not learn the language? Demand signs in your language, forms, etc, etc? English may not be our "official" language, but it really is. Business is done in English, most everyone except the immigrants speak English, etc. It's only common sense to learn the language if you move to a different country. I don't know why this is such a difficult concept.HighRoller74 wrote: Now maybe i'm wrong, but I'm pretty sure the United States has never declared an official language, so technically they haven't done anything wrong.
I don't think you can go to Rome and find "Little America" or Beijing and find "American Town"
Face it, we are different. When this country was founded and ever since, the government didn't want to lable us. Now, if someday we do make English offical, I'll agree with you. But, this country was founded with different principles.

