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Just keep it English. No reason to have it in Spanish.
Everywhere in the world signs are in English along with the native language, because English is increasingly the lingua franca (that's Latin) of speakers of different languages. Thus, even while travelling in Europe for example, if two speakers of French and, say, Russian meet, they can often communicate via English.
These days the only people who don't seem to speak even basic words and phrases of English are the ones who choose to move to the United States, lol!
Just keep it English. No reason to have it in Spanish.
Everywhere in the world signs are in English along with the native language, because English is increasingly the lingua franca (that's Latin) of speakers of different languages. Thus, even while travelling in Europe for example, if two speakers of French and, say, Russian meet, they can often communicate via English.
These days the only people who don't seem to speak even basic words and phrases of English are the ones who choose to move to the United States, lol!
You don't want Spanish signs in the US, but you have no problem with English signs in foreign countries????
As soon as you 'reserve' a park it isn't public anymore, its private.
If you disagree with the policy of allowing reservations for certain areas in the park I'm sure you could go to the town or county where the park is found and express your opinion that they're running their parks in a way that does not suit you. They will undoubtedly give your opinion all the consideration to which it is entitled.
Like DUH!?! Everyone knows English is totally the best language everrrrr!
English though is still the language of business and with globalization becomes more important to learn.
You do have your exceptions though...Spanish in South Florida goes a long way in your career there if you are in banking.
Immigrants are doing themselves and their children a disservice by not learning English unless they never plan to work where English is needed.
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No worries!
