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    Latin-American experiences and who speak Spanish.  This problem is linked to another problem: the compensation system is not competitive with European and American telecommunication firms. DESCRIPTION OF THE PROBLEM  In 1990‚ a program designated to anticipate Latin American market expansion: hiring recent graduates with appropriate backgrounds from MBA programs‚ a technical education‚ substantial Latin American backgrounds and spoke Spanish. By 1996‚ only 10 of these young international

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    this shared history and culture between the two countries has spawned some interesting traits specific to Mexican Americans. Though Spanish is the official language of Mexico‚ many Mexican Americans speak both English and Spanish in their households. This intermingling of the two languages has bred a new form of Spanish called Spanglish‚ which is a combination of Spanish and English (MSN Encarta‚ 2007). During the 1960’s the efforts of political activists such as Cesar Chaves‚ “Corky” Gonzalez‚ and

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    background. Language Differences Although Spanish is the language of the Hispanic heritage‚ those residing in the United States do not all choose to speak the language. As of 2002‚ only 51% of Mexican Americans were Spanish dominant‚ 26% were bilingual‚ and 23% were English dominant. The percentages vary between the different Hispanic groups. The Puerto Ricans represent the highest percentage of English dominant Hispanics. Statistics show only 21% of Puerto Ricans are Spanish dominant‚ 40%

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    I would like to learn how to speak Spanish. I took lessons in highschool but I remember almost none of it. It would be very beneficial to me‚ as I work with the public in a city that has a lot of Hispanics. And I’ve always wanted to learn a language. There are countless recources on the internet and apps that can teach you how to speak different languages. I know several people who speak Spanish quite fluently. And if needs be‚ I could take a college class. I would like to learn it within the next

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    giving it the third highest population in Latin America after Brazil and Mexico‚ and the second highest Spanish-speaking population in the world after Mexico. The capital city Bogota has around 8 million inhabitants. Patriotic symbols represent the war of independence and the founding fathers. Francisco Miranda‚ a Venezuelan‚ designed the national flag in 1806. Adapting the red and yellow of the Spanish flag‚ Miranda divided the two colors by a stripe of blue to symbolize the ocean separating the independent

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    “Parsley” revisits a horrific moment in Caribbean history and‚ in doing so‚ highlights the manner in which language and ideology can combine to produce political violence. The poem dramatizes the slaughter of thousands of migrant Haitian sugarcane workers by troops following orders from General. In Dove’s poem‚ the Haitians are killed because they could not pronounce the letter r in perejil‚ the Spanish word for “parsley” (Line 8). The first section‚ “The Cane Fields‚” is narrated in the voices of Haitian

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    could contribute to the success or failure of both sides during this time. In 1519 and early 1520’s it was the Spanish which were outcasts in a strange new land they knew little about. Their survival depended largely on the ability to effectively communicate with the indigenous people. In order to do this they would need reliable translators. People with a knack for learning new languages could probably make a pretty good profit if they could develop their linguistic skills to allow them to translate

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    business environment. Fluent Spanish speaker experienced in the use of spreadsheets‚ databases‚ and similar business software. Education and qualifications: September 2004 to present: BA (Hons) in Business Economics City University‚ Bristol (graduating in June 2007) September 1996-June 2003 Manchester School 4 A Levels: Economics (A)‚ Information and Communication Technology (A)‚ English (A)‚ Spanish (B) 9 GCSEs (including A* grades in Economics‚ Spanish‚ English‚ Mathematics‚ ICT

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    The traffic is a difficult situation for the citizens that want to go somewhere. Spanish is spoken in every corner of the Dominican Republic. Santo Domingo and Santiago aren’t the exception‚ both cities speak Spanish. But‚ as any language has some variations. The citizens from Santo Domingo speak this language in a way similar to Castilian Spain. On the other hand‚ the citizen from Santiago speak an informal Spanish and use a lot of idioms of its culture as well as the terms ‘’Caballá’’ and ‘’Ei

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    analyze the best business opportunity and find a distributor there. The countries may be far away‚ but they are all similar in some way to Spain‚ mostly regarding the language‚ as both Chile and Argentina speaks Spanish‚ which will make the communication easier and Brazil speaks Portuguese‚ which is similar to the Spanish language. Argentina and Brazil are also a part of Mercosur‚ which for the company is an attractive platform to go in to. The human resource within the company dedicated to the

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