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What's really funny is this guy here on the border was talking about when he was a foreman and he couldn't speak Spanish but most everyone spoke Spanish and there was a guy who started working who also couldn't speak Spanish but spoke Eubonics.
The foreman would check the work stations and make sure everyone got their supper breaks. This Eubonics speaking guy was kind of cool and when the foreman came over he'd make a reverse nod -- (tilt his head back slightly) and say "sup" which the foreman took to mean he was ready for supper. It turned out that sup didn't mean supper but what's up? The funny thing he said was pretty soon the whole shop of Spanish speakers was making the same head motion and saying sup when he'd come by.
Not here either -- the immigrants seem pretty incapable of ever learning any English -- at least standard English -- but maybe they'd be able to learn Eubonics. In that case it would be a very good idea to have Eubonics taught.
But aside from this information, we ALL know the real purpose and intent of this thread is not benevolent in nature. So this begs the question, why is this any of your concern?
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