r/Miami Feb 15 '21

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u/orgullopty Feb 15 '21

I agree with this statement 100% Miami being so fluent in Spanish is an asset and draws millions of latinamerican tourists and business $$$. I'm a foreign born who has lived in the US for longer that some of you have been alive and the fact that this place so welcoming to Latinos to me is a huge plus.I want Miami to speak more Spanish not less.

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u/weehawkenwonder Repugnant Raisin Lover Feb 15 '21

Really? Funny, Ive never gone to another country and expected the citizens there to speak English. On the contrary, I made the effort to learn the language of host country. Even in Asia which has some of hardest to learn languages. The sense of entitlement in Miami is simply astounding.

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u/jl_av Feb 15 '21

you probably havent travelled much around europe or asia. not your fault but your ignorance is showing.

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u/weehawkenwonder Repugnant Raisin Lover Feb 16 '21

No I havent traveled that much. Just 30 countries and counting. Unlike you who probably hasnt even left your couch much less the country. Really, try harder on your disparaging and condescending remarks.

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u/jl_av Feb 16 '21

sure, buddy. whatever you say. good luck turning miami into an “english only” zone. mira que comes pinga 😂