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    portray what Spanish feels to her and she wants her readers to know this in English with a hint of Spanish‚ which to me is like a cherry on top. This poem is about the feelings and emotions a person has with two different languages and how hard sometimes is to adapt. We see that when she mentions "the sound Spanish wash over me like warm island waters as I say your soothing names". Spanish feels like home; warm‚ inviting‚ comforting‚ here she relates her country to names in Spanish that make

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    The Irony of the Bodega In Greek comedy‚ the eiron was the sly underdog who‚ by dissembling inferiority‚ outwitted his opponent. As Aristole puts it‚ irony is a sharp incongruity between our expectations of things and what actually occurs‚ as if the universe were mocking us. An amazinling talented song writer‚ Kurt Cobain lead singer of Nirvana committed suicide on March 5‚ 1994. Kurt Cobain was enriched with money‚ fame‚ and a loving family. The irony of Cobain’s death‚ is why would such a successful

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    1 Sthefani Rojas Natalie Meyer Composition I 9/29/13 Who speaks two languages is worth two “To have another language is to possess a second soul.” ‒Charlemagne Coming from a different country is not easy for anyone‚ specially if you don’t know the language. Being in a place were everyone speaks a language that you don’t understand‚ and adapting to a place you must call home its probably one of the most scary and insecure moments of your life. One of the reasons for

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    what Tanya Maria Barrientos argues throughout her essay‚ “Se Habla Español.” She struggled to identify herself as Latino and embracing her Spanish heritage. So at a young age‚ she decided to step away from America’s stereotypical view of Latin’s and embrace what she thought was the correct way to live. One main thing she didn’t want was to be able to speak Spanish‚ because she thought people would automatically judge her. Like Barrientos‚ I how was raised had a lot to do with my identity and how I perceived

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    Spain. They are credited with the reconquest of Granada and initiating the exploration of the new world. Encomiendas: are grants of Indian laborers that were made to Spanish conquerors. Also to the Spanish settlers in Mesoamerica and South America. These grants formed the basis for the early forms for coerced labor in the Spanish colonies. *Mexico City: was the capital of New Spain. It was actually built on ruins. The ruins it was built on were of the Aztec capital‚ Tenochtitlan. *Potosí:

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    REVOLTS DURING THE SPANISH OCCUPATION IN THE PHILIPPINES Name | Leader | Time and Year | Cause of Revolt | Result of Revolt | Comment | 1. Dagami Revolt | Chief Dagami | 1565 - 1566 | re-establish the rights and powers that had traditionally belonged to tribal chiefs and Chinese traders. | The most important of those revolts led to the expulsion of a number of Chinese from the Philippines‚ but they were later allowed to return. | The revolt was unsuccessful because Chief Dagami was betrayed

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    to Maria Martinez‚ the unions between the conquerors and indigenous women helped consolidate the Spanish ruling because: “how do you created an empire…without a standing army.” The ruling promoting kinships between decedents and Spanish families that will produces a populations of mixed ancestry that will tend to identify with Spanish doings and cultures‚ and the children are to be raised in a Spanish household. 6) What was the Spaniards justification to taking gold and silver from America to Europe

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    preceded to a neighborhood Roman Catholic school by an older brother and sister. But neither of them had revealed very much about their classroom experiences. Each afternoon they returned‚ as they left in the morning‚ always together‚ speaking in Spanish as they climbed the five steps of the porch. And their mysterious books‚ wrapped in shopping-bag paper‚ remained on the table next to the door‚ closed firmly behind them. An accident of geography sent me to a school where all my classmates were

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    used by Spanish-speaking people and native-born Americans in their everyday life. Children who bring Spanglish to their home do not only learn it from their Hispanic friends‚ but also learn from outside school like watching TV. Castro then defines Spanglish as a Spanish sentence with one or two English words and is used in many different forms in different states such as California and Miami. It is because English words are easier to express the meaning of a subject than Spanish; Spanish-speaking

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    The loss of the Louisiana meant the remaining Spanish territories in Central America were now cut off from Florida. Couple this with the various social unrush at the state’s borders and the lack of support from Europe shows why the Spanish hold over the soon to become state began to falter. Throughout Cusick’s article the idea of borders as a “status quo” (Cusick‚ 4) was hammered in. The borders

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