English/Spanish Bilingual PREFERRED (birth, marriage, death, immigrants)

[Dave Rosarito]

Originally Posted by ArizonaBear

You reminded me of a person from the UK visiting the States who spoke what must have been Cockney-----I could not understand a single word of her 'English' dialect.

That's why several of us "down at the pub" offered to pay for our English friend's (London) english lessons. We have several excellent schools here for those who wish to improve their english skills. They would be perfect, english as a second language type instruction .

[Steve Bagu]

Which PUB are you referring too? BADA BING!!!!!!! in Rosarito or CHICAGO in TJ where all the GIRLIEEEEEES are.

[Dave Rosarito]

Originally Posted by Steve Bagu

Which PUB are you referring too? BADA BING!!!!!!! in Rosarito or CHICAGO in TJ where all the GIRLIEEEEEES are.

Nah . . . . I don't have to pay for it. But any of the Gringo bars have Canooks and other furriners hanging around. Down your way, that would be La Fonda, the Palms, Bahia Cantilles and a few others, more north seems to center on the old (1924?) Rene's and No Bad Days. I personally like Rene's for the variety of TV programs they can put on at one time (and the cheap beer) and Bahia for the free library (and the cheap beer).

For the younger crowd it's Papas and Beer and Iggy's on the beach and Macho Taco on the blvd along with a few of their neighbors. Iggy's hosted a Superbike (crotch rocket type) gathering this weekend (it'll be on Speed TV). Lot's of fun watching these guys and girls soaking up the sun and suds then getting on 180 MPH machines . . . Even with the light rain last night, I could still hear them partying at 4AM, a hardy lot they are!!!

[Steve Bagu]

CHEAP BEER is way below my class. Have not touched that stuff in over 50 yrs. I am a little more sophisticated then that. I like my BACARDI ANEJO w/coke cola and a touch of lime in a CLEAN glass. Stefhen

[Dave Rosarito]

Originally Posted by Steve Bagu

CHEAP BEER is way below my class. Have not touched that stuff in over 50 yrs. I am a little more sophisticated then that. I like my BACARDI ANEJO w/coke cola and a touch of lime in a CLEAN glass. Stefhen

Well, that's it then, I've been outclassed !

[Greatday]

Originally Posted by Dave Rosarito

Well, that's it then, I've been outclassed !

You got that right!!!

[barinnas]

Originally Posted by Grasonville

I have no idea whether I "like" certain people until i meet them - I find the insistance that "I" speak a language other than English in the USA beyond annoying and in no way is this a prejudice against "minorities" - we need to stand up and make ENGLISH the national language.

This political correctness is costing us BIG TIME

I am tired of paying for 'bi-lingual' public publications (for example: voters pamphlets - written driving tests - signage (just to name a few).

Welcome to America - Now speak English

Too late, we live in a bilingual society, and Spanish will only continue growing.

[ArizonaBear]

Originally Posted by barinnas

Too late, we live in a bilingual society, and Spanish will only continue growing.

With the growing deportations, etc. I think not.

[barinnas]

Originally Posted by ArizonaBear

With the growing deportations, etc. I think not.

One thing is what you wish, another what realitiy brings you, like I said
way too late, already a bilingual society, so, give it up and join the club,
learn spanish! BTW, one of the most beutiful on earth.

[Exedous]

Originally Posted by ArizonaBear

With the growing deportations, etc. I think not.

Doesn't really matter if they are deported or not. Their children who are legal, their first language is Spanish as was mine.