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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Most Americans don’t speak their “heritage” language. I don’t speak German or French, the languages of some of my ancestors. It’s ok. It happens eventually to almost everyone. [/quote]

That's very different and you know it.  [/quote]

Please explain. [/quote]

You refer to "ancestors," not "family."  So I presume you're not the child of an immigrant.  Your close relatives have been here for a longer time.  You don't actually having any close family members living in, say, Germany or France.  You're just a typical white American who's been here forever.

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Lol it’s only takes about 2 generations to get there. Your grandchildren. You’re not special.[/quote]

Some of us are less parochial, I guess.

I'm as white as you are.  I'm also fluent in Spanish.  I think it's important.  I guess you don't.  Your loss.[/quote]

I majored in Spanish in college. So, wrong-o. Why would you assume white Americans, like you don’t speak Spanish? What an ignoramus. And I have no Spanish heritage.[/quote]

Majoring isn't the same as fluency.  It's also odd AF that you majored in Spanish and are on here arguing against teaching kids to speak a second language.  That tells me you're just here to troll.  I have no time for that and won't engage with you any longer.[/quote]

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