It’s called stereotyping. Stereotypes are typically true for the majority of people they describe. If the majority of Mexican’s spoke English in the US there wouldn’t be a need to print instructions, advertisements, and label warnings in Mexican. — If you’re illegal, go home- your ruining the reputation of latinos that want to be here and WANT to be American.
BustedDreams
Luis porque ellos tan estúpidos. Esta gente que dice esto. Hey Luis a medias español aquí e irlandés mismo
Countessa
because they walk around speaking spanish
it’s a dead give away when you say hello, some stare at you, say nothing and give a nervous laugh as if you’re going to deport them.
downdrain
becuase people like you cant even complete a sentence without leaving out more than 3 words.
streettimeperformance
No offense but the answer is kind of in your question.
But seriously it has more to do with when you might start talking to someone and they are unable to respond in coherent English you tend to get the hint they don’t speak fluent English.
Also the "no-a espeeka english" response when you try to say something to someone is a hint.
faeriegals
because they dont speak it in public and cmon… mexicans. when ppl here the word mexican they assume mexican immigrants that dont know anything i mean i personally hate that too (im hispanic{ not mexican, a mexican comes directly form mexico} my grandparents r mexican) but oh well what r u gonna do??
It’s called stereotyping. Stereotypes are typically true for the majority of people they describe. If the majority of Mexican’s spoke English in the US there wouldn’t be a need to print instructions, advertisements, and label warnings in Mexican. — If you’re illegal, go home- your ruining the reputation of latinos that want to be here and WANT to be American.
Luis porque ellos tan estúpidos. Esta gente que dice esto. Hey Luis a medias español aquí e irlandés mismo
because they walk around speaking spanish
it’s a dead give away when you say hello, some stare at you, say nothing and give a nervous laugh as if you’re going to deport them.
becuase people like you cant even complete a sentence without leaving out more than 3 words.
No offense but the answer is kind of in your question.
But seriously it has more to do with when you might start talking to someone and they are unable to respond in coherent English you tend to get the hint they don’t speak fluent English.
Also the "no-a espeeka english" response when you try to say something to someone is a hint.
because they dont speak it in public and cmon… mexicans. when ppl here the word mexican they assume mexican immigrants that dont know anything i mean i personally hate that too (im hispanic{ not mexican, a mexican comes directly form mexico} my grandparents r mexican) but oh well what r u gonna do??