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Title: single language country
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July 21, 2004 |
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This is where the cost of keeping the country bilingual comes into play. When everyone begins to speak and learn a single language everything will only have to be produced one way in a single language, the small step would cut cost immensely.
Without a push and a reason to learn English the immigrants of today stick to their roots and stay separate from those fluent in the language... Showed first 250 characters
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Those who speak in their native languages form separate communities inside the cities of today's nation. This creates a separation between the population distinguishing between those fluent in English and those not. Also, because of this approval of separation there is no push for the gain of knowledge and the learning of another language... Showed next 250 characters
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