Why
the U.S.
Government Doesn't Want You to Learn Spanish
The
United States government
has fought hard to establish American culture as dominant since WW2.
We know instinctively that the best way to achieve this goal
is
to make people in foreign countries learn OUR language. As
researchers study the science of outward influence, language
globalization ma....
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Slave
Language: The Real History of Spanish
History
teaches us of the rise and fall of the Spanish Empire in North
America. This period made the language ubiquitous, but does
that make it worth learning? Like supply-side economics, this
theory claims that we shold consume something, simply because there is
a lot of it close by - even if it is trash. Think - would you
enroll your children in a class to study Ebonics?
W...
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Frequently Asked
Questions
Will the government
really pay me to not know Spanish?
How can the
government be sure people actually suck at Spanish and aren't just
faking it for the money?
How can I forget my Spanish if I've already learned it?
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