For many people, knowing Spanish is a necessity to get a job that pays well. Many well-paying
For many people, knowing Spanish is a necessity to get a job that pays well. Many well-paying
Sure, learning spanish can make your travel experiences a lot more fun, help you expand your social life, and hey maybe even your love life too but lets be a little more realistic on a normal daily or weekly level thats when spanish speaking jobs come to place. Knowing spanish cannot only expand your job opportunities but it used in many jobs from day cares to law firms and right here in Jacksonville. Before I mentioned law firms and this is a very great example to get my point across, mainly because this is one career many people want to pursue so with that said knowing spanish can help you in this job by having more clients, not having to rely on others to speak the language for you just so that they can get a simple refund from lousy businesses and of coarse the most obvious reason used in every spanish speaking job simply understanding one another.…
References: Career Builder. (2007). Nearly Half of Employers say they are hiring Spanish Speaking Job Candidates in 2007 & 2008, According to New Survey by empleoCB.com. Retrieved from http://www.careerbuilder.com/share/aboutus/pressreleasedetail.aspx?id=pv397&sd=10%2F2%2F2007&ed=12%2F31%2F2007…
With Spanish being the second, or even first, language of most citizens, it is essential for law enforcement to learn this language, or another popular one. It can help avoid confusion from a suspect not responding or prevent an unnecessary death. When an officer can speak more than one language it may help save lives. If a patrol car pulled up to a house where an unanswered 911 call was made, they may be entering a dangerous area. If it was a meth lab that was about to blow up, and the person outside only spoke Spanish, they could unknowingly enter the home and it explode with them in it. That is a situation that could be prevented with taking the time to learn another language.…
I am fluent in French, but that's not going to do me any good. I can read the handwriting on the wall. Mexicans are prouder of their heritage than Americans are which means English will soon become a dead language. So next week I'm going out to San Diego State and see if I can enroll in just one class for starters - Spanish 101. I'm telling you, if you've got kids get them into Spanish classes…
I assume high school would not be as wonderful and joyous as most people think it would be like;I think high school is four years of acne and voices changing (the worst four years of my life).There is two ideas I would dread about high school more classes and two semesters of spanish classes.There is one thing I’m pretecterly looking forward to and that is graduation.Those are just some of the things I am dreading and looking forward to in high school.…
“Some experts (athletes, dancers, musicians visual artists, cabinet makers lab technicians, mechanics, surgeons, etc.) may have acquired knowledge that is difficult to explain in words. Does this mean that other ways of knowing play a more important role than language in knowing how to do something?”…
Keeping the mother language, Spanish, in the United States has been one of the difficult tasks to do because all around in…
If you can speak Spanish and English and you do live here in the United States, most likely you will be needed very often to either translate for someone who cannot.…
It is amazing to me to see how much I have accomplished since second grade. I feel as if the little girl who walked throughout the halls of Spanish Immersion, the girl who had little faith in herself to succeed, had changed into a mature, hard working young lady. In second grade I was partly depressed. I had felt as if life had no meaning. I struggled in school, and did not appreciate what was being taught. My mom suggested that I may have had dyslexia, but we were not certain that was the reason. It turns out, she was correct.…
According to 2007 figures from the U.S. Census, more than 3.2 million Texans are limited English proficient, including 818,000 who were born in the United States. An examination of Census data finds that only one-quarter of immigrant Texans who speak Spanish at home speak English "very well," while more than one-half of immigrant Texans who speak a language other than English or Spanish at home are English proficient.…
Many schools curriculums required students to take a language. The requirement is so popular that not only does it exist in the college level, but also in the middle school and even elementary school level. It is assumed that it would be useful to learn any other language, if a student begins to learn Spanish in an a elementary school him or her may have fun learning Spanish with the teacher playing games and cool worksheets but the will only get basic understanding of the language. Student who take Spanish class in the elementary are mostly required to take Spanish class in the middle school requirement him or her will probably gain more intermediate understanding of the language they will probably know how to put a whole conversation in…
The most common language spoken by Mexican American’s is both English and Spanish. Some call it “Spanglish” there is even a movie with that label, I have a friend who speaks Spanish and when she saw me trying to learn it, she explained that Spanish…
As I prepared to teach kids who knew no English, all I could think about was how awful my Spanish was and how terribly disappointed I was that I never learned to speak the language fluently. I definitely knew many Spanish words and phrases, but was far from being fluent. Having been raised by an Anglo, English-only speaking mom, and a Mexican dad, fluent in Spanish, who spoke in English to my sister, mom, and me, I was frequently exposed to Spanish being spoken around me (when dad conversed with his…
Knowing the English language can make you more desirable to employers when going for a job interview. For example Latinos who talk very little English make 31% more money than a Latino who knows no English (xxxx). But a Latino who can speak fluently English will make up to 67% more then one who does not speak the language at all (xxxx). English is used in all schools in the US to teach children so for parents to know English makes it easy to communicate with their children and the teachers since they bounce back and forth between their primary language at home and using English when in school. If you learn English, you won’t just have access to a greater proportion of the vast amount of knowledge available on the internet; you’ll be able to educate yourself still further by being able to read books and newspapers…
The ability to communicate generation to generation is crucial in the restaurant industry is crucial. I have spent many years in restaurant operations and I have never been in an establishment that where English was only spoken. Most kitchens in southern California speak Spanish. Being able to communicate with your kitchen staff is very important. Being fluent in English and Spanish will help you become more successful in the restaurant industry. The older generation from Mexico tends to not know English very well. The younger generation does.…