English-Only Group Can't Spell the Word 'Conference'

I believe the correct spelling of the word is "too", not "to".

you mean "too" funny

People in some countries,like the Caribbean Island of Aruba are able to speak Papmiento, Spanish, Dutch AND ENGLISH!!!. ONLY U.S. CITIZENS BELIEVE IT IS SUFFICIENT TO SPEAK ENGLISH ONLY. In a global world-- speaking only English will be our undoing. We are too arragant and stupid to understand that!! However, in a nation with such a low percentage of college graduates (28%) the lack of critical thinking about an issue is understandable.

There is a to, a too, and a two. Perhaps an English lesson is in line for you.

Nice rhyme--huh?

Not everyone on Aruba speaks Papiamento; you miss spelled that, in fact on a small percentage of the population does and most of those do not speak Dutch. Speaking only English will not be our "undoing". However, allowing an entire generation to slide by not speaking, reading or understanding the common “tongue” of the country may well do so.

Correction: "too funny" let's try harder!

Hey jakbh...you misspelled "misspelled"...

Coreen, I completely agree with you.

The sad truth is that, it is the Americans born right here in the USA that have the most trouble spelling. They have taken this country for granted and have greatly contributed to what is going on by not becoming involved and too liberal. It's "Free for All America"

The point is not to ONLY speak English. The Constitution clearly indicates that to become a citizen, one must be fluent in English, not that no other language can be learned or spoken.

The problem is that our tax dollars are being spent to pander to the Spanish-only speaking illegal aliens, primarily in health care and other forms of welfare. This pandering to the Spanish-only speaking community costs this nation billions of dollars (the most ridiculous being the Pedestrian Crossing warning signs that have a huge, black arrow pointing DOWN at the street because, evidently, something was lost in the translation and too many crossing pedestrians were being OVERLOOKED by the Spanish-only speaking community, who didn't comprehend that people walking between two huge, white lines meant something like angles gliding overhead--splat).

While employers aren't allowed to discriminate based on race, gender, religion, national origin, they are allowed to give preference to bi-lingual applicants (English and Spanish and/or Chinese and/or Japanese, etc.), which is still discrimination. Just as test scores and criminal history checks are discriminatory against blacks, requiring bi-lingual only is discriminatory against those of us over 40, who were raised in an English speaking country.

If they're bright enough to find ways over here and if they're bright enough to establish themselves in the community, i.e., learn where to find employment and cheap housing and free medical, dental, food stamps, WIC, etc., why aren’t they bright enough to at least learn how to communicate in our language, which, according to the Constitution, is English and only English?

Mean Americans!

"Too" funny. Your typo

Yes, and let's not forget to correct the other common errors used:
"You're welcome"...not "your welcome"
"a lot"....not "alot"
"there" refers to a location and "their" refers to people

and sooooo many others.

There should be an apostrophe in lets. You made at least 2 mistakes.

dats da name uh da game...weyall insane!

No I think the correct spelling is "2"

"We" don't need to sling a thing at your Pres Obama. He is doing a fine job on his own.

coreenfydn - it's "arrogant," not "arragant." What's your first language?

Hey there Mr. or Ms. Command of the Language, I think you meant "too" funny, not "to" funny. Guess that makes your reply "two" funny.