Do they think latin american spanish is good to hear?

At work they updated our handbook that we are not allowed to speak in spanish. Although they ask us to translate for them when needed. So we have answered back to doctors that we cant translate bc we are not allowed to speak spanish. Is this or can it be against the law?

I am clueless when it comes to the spanish language. Where can I learn to read, write and speak spanish?

So I speak Spanish and English fluently (Spanish being my native language). I also have a semester's worth of French under my belt (101 level). I want to learn a Slavic language for some reason and I heard that Serbian is easier than Russian. How hard will it be to learn Serbian?

I learned to speak Spanish in school. I learned so fast and spoke it so well that my friends started to say that I am Hispanic even though I am black. Is it wrong for me to speak Spanish fluently even though I am African-American? How do Hispanics react to African-Americans or just plain Americans who speak Spanish fluently?

I dont have job experience but i speak, read and write spanish fluently, what should i put down for the min. wage that i want if i am applying to a job?
Well i have a LOAD of volunteer experience, through high school, college, and being oversees serving as a missionary for 2 years.

Not asking hot so speak Spanish fluently.
I'm asking how to speak Spanish like a Mexican person would.
For example you're crazy. "Tu esta loca" or "esta loca"
But a true Mexican would say "Ta loca"

I hope you understand what I'm trying to get at, apologies for offending anybody.

What other general Spanish phrases are there and how would a true Mexican say it?

For instance I know people in NY who have NY accents, like brooklyn, Hoboken, n Bronx accents and they speak Spanish without that accent but let's say you're from the south and you speak Spanish, will you hear the southern accent seeing as most southern accents are a bit thicker than northern accents? Just always wondered this, kinda corny and pointless I know lol

There is this episode where Turk learns Spanish to surprise Carla, but he decides to keep it secret so he can spy her out. In the Spanish dubbed version of Scrubs it wouldn't make sense for her to only speak Spanish. So what language does Turk learn? Also, where do they say Carla is from?

nonsense question?i know this application is not for this kind of question,but please understand me.i just want to understand Spanish.

My family is from the Latin America but my tia suggests that I learn proper European Spanish in case I ever go to Spain or get a job that requires Spanish. I wanted to know if it would make a difference.

I mean, my friend taught me some spanish, and she speaks spanish, but when she speaks it, she doesnt talk so fast. They speak to fast
AM I RIGHT?!?!
uhm,
"am i right" has been awhile for a long time. Im not stealing it from someone else. stupid broad.

My boyfriend is Puerto Rican and his whole family speaks spanish. I am in spanish II in my school, but its worthless. Im not learing anything in my school environment. I need an easy resolution other than learning from him or his family first.

i know that he's 3rd generation japanese and a few things from his mother's side including latino...but i really want to know if he speaks any spanish!? he's soo cute!

I've been learning Spanish on my own for a while now and I'm looking to find movies/cartoons/songs etc. in Spanish to better understand the way the language is spoken in everyday life. However, I seem to find mostly Latin-American material which due to the minor differences in grammar and pronunciation is unsuitable for me.

Any suggestions on where to find non-LA Spanish material?
I am familiar with the pronunciation of simple words and phrases, I am more interested in finding slightly complex material like the dialogues that can be found in movies/cartoons. I am most definitely *not* interested in purchasing any commercial "teach yourself" packages. A link to a list of Spanish (again spain-spanish, not latin-american-spanish) movies would suffice to get me started.

My girlfiriend and I have been wanting to travel to South America for sometime, and we are defintly going to go this year. The only problems we have are that neither of us speak a sufficent amount of spanish, and we both understand it can be difficult. We we're looking for a fun safe place for two S.A. nubes

I am doing a project that requires me to tell whether you would make more money if you could speak Spanish or not. THANKS BUNCHES.

i have a messanger 2 from metro pcs.

i moved to spain about a month ago and i will be finishing my high school here...and my parents are taking me to a spanish school and i dont speak spanish, the high school is opening very soon and every time i think about it my heart beats so fast!!! please give me some advice??

Pablo Picasso, Hernando de Soto, Mario Moreno, Roberto Clemente, and Federico Garcia Lorca.

Do all these people speak/spoke spanish?

Also, are they NOT all from the same profession? thanks sooo much!

I need to know because its a trivia question on my game!

Could someone please send me links of spanish or latin american future architecture. I need to build, draw, or make these buildings in my spanish class. If anyone could help me it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!!!

They always ask me stuff in Spanish then get a crusty look on their face when I say- no espanio speak English

If I take Spanish lessons here in the U.S. will it help me? I've heard that it won't because of the different dialects.

Hey, I am sixteen....I have always kind of wanted to speak spanish, but so far I have been to lazy or just haven't gotten to it......well now I have a job that everyone speaks Spanish but me.....I feel out of place and I know that they are talking about me.....most of them speak English too, but they speak Spanish more......anyway.....I really wanted to learn Spanish so I could talk to them......and I just think it would be really cool to know.....the thing is I kind of want to learn really fast, and I don't have a lot of money to spend on this either. So if anyone has any ideas, then I would be very happy to hear them!! I need some help...I know this kind of thing isn't easy.

kicked out, will the world boycott them over this and do you agree?
As far as link it was n the Friday Dallas paper. but an ap release so check them out. Take care.

Language exchange Chinese-Spanish or Chines-English serious partner, free, online (chat or Skype). I speak fluent Spanish (Mexico, native) and English (San Diego resident). I wish to learn some Mandarin Chinese for a visit to China, two-week vacation. I have a business degree, University of Pomona, class of 1994. I can teach you Spanish or English or both for free. You teach me Chinese for free.

Alright, I'm stuck.
I really want to learn Spanish, and yes I know there are differences and such with accents and verbs but does anybody have a personal story with the languages and differences? I plan to visit Spain and other spanish speaking countries like Argentina, Brazil, etc, but have friends who speak Latin American Spanish. From your experiences, which do you think would be better for someone who wants to visit Spain and other spanish speaking countries but lives around Latin American speakers?

(I have a friend who said they'd teach me the differences in Latin American spanish if I choose the Spain version. Would that be a good choice in your opinion?)

Going to Mexico for a yr. I leave in 2 mths. I would like to be able to pick-up milk and bread. Do some shopping without pointing at stuff.

My wife and I have been wanting to teach our daughter Italian and spanish. I am originally from Italy but my family moved to America when I was 7 years old. My wife has lived here in America all her life and she is part Italian on her dad's side and part Cuban on her mom's side. Because culture is so important to us we want to teach our daughter to speak Italian and Spanish. She is only 2 years old right now. Is that a good age for her to start learning? And does anyone have any ideas how we can teach her these languages?

Hi there. I feel like taking a Spanish class at my high school. I also don't really know Spanish that much. Should I take the class?

Do they think their Spanish is superior?