Well, the eggs not so much. If you want to go the gender neutral route in Spanish, then it would be "hueves".
"IT PISSES OFF DA NON-MAGAS! HIS MAJESTY JUST KEEPS ON WINNING!!!"This is the kind of performative stuff the MAGAverse sees as "getting so much done". I don't think I'd hire the MAGAverse to discern real work from busy work.
Fair point. "Huevas" sounds weird, but I guess I can get used to it.
Ah, right. I guess I'll have to get really outraged so our MAGAverse friends can feel like they're owning those outside of their MAGA Political Universe.
Does broken English count? Some people are real sticklers about this kind of thing. People need to be clear if they have all the best words.
Attempts at English only get 2.5% discount.Does broken English count? Some people are real sticklers about this kind of thing. People need to be clear if they have all the best words.
That’s unfortunate, as we all benefit when complex ballots and more simple signs are translated.
Odd that we hear nothing about inflation. All of that time spent saying inflation was so horrible and how he was going to slay it, and now crickets.
This is about playing to his simple-minded cult. Nothing more. An 'official language' is a language you're entitled to communicate with the government in and the term only has meaning if there's more than one. Canada has two official languages, Switzerland has four that citizens can use in dealing with the government.
Just another redirect
What a pendejo
Again, with more exaggeration and hyperbolic rhetoric, that serves no purpose but to raise fears.
Indeed. Think of all the savings not having to print "huevos" on egg cartons.
YupThis is the kind of performative stuff the MAGAverse sees as "getting so much done". I don't think I'd hire the MAGAverse to discern real work from busy work.
Rhetorical question?
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Of course it is. I used to teach ESL both in the US and in Mexico, and the demand was great. But Americans developing some Spanish language skills is also a good thing.
Trump-ean American ! Or … MagAmerican !
In my experiences, Mexicans living in the southwest are unlikely to learn to speak English well. In the plains states more likely. Probably in much the same way my Italian family followed the immigrant language progression. First generation, my grandparents, spoke only Italian, specifically the Sicilian dialect. My parents were bilingual and my sister and I only English.
