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[andy06shake]

We had one.
All the documents were in English and were required to be.
All the schools taught in English.
All the road signs are in English.
77% spoke English primarily and most of the rest secondary.
It was just made official in a big way in 2025.
But it was always that way.

Yet Trump felt the need to make it official via an executive order.
 
Seems legit.
 
No ulterior motivations in sight at all...

Was it done "in a big way?"

[Oldcarpy2]

How come you all drive on the wrong side of the road?

Is it a French thing?

[UltraBudgie]

How come you all drive on the wrong side of the road?

Is it a French thing?

Fwd: Re: Re: RE: Fwd: YOU WON'T BELEIVE WHAT CARPY IS COMPAINING ABOUT NOW!!!

[Oldcarpy2]

Fwd: Re: Re: RE: Fwd: YOU WON'T BELEIVE WHAT CARPY IS COMPAINING ABOUT NOW!!!

Complaining about?

Nah.

Taking the piss, actually, po face...

[FlyersFan]

I read he was scared of being booed and jeered.  What with his plummeting approval rating and whatnot.

His approval rating is average.
Not bad.  Not good.   Just average.
As to him being afraid of being boo'd ...
that sounds like speculation on the part of the author
of what you read.    Generally he gets pretty good
responses from crowds at sporting events in the USA.

[FlyersFan]

I would have thought most of your US road signs use universal symbols to avoid any confusion or accidents.

Nope.
This isn't Europe.
We don't have walk across borders.
3,000 miles from sea to sea.
All America.
For truckers to get a CDL they have to be able to read English signs.
And for a car/motorcycle drivers license you have to as well.

[IdeomotorPrisoner]

Respuesta de chica bilingue del valle:

Aquí en California hay muchos carteles en las calles en español. En lugar de llamarlo "Royal Road" se llamó "El Camino Real".  No es "River Road", se llama "Camino del Rio".

También pienso en aquella vez que alquilamos un auto en Yucatan. Es cierto.  Cuando llegué al cartel octogonal rojo y blanco, como sé español, supe que no se refería a ningún tipo de saxofón.

Bilingual Valley Girl Response:

Here in California there are many street signs in Spanish. Instead of calling it "Royal Road" it was called "El Camino Real".  It's not "River Road", it's called "Camino del Rio".

I also think about that time we rented a car in Yucatan. It's true.  When I got to the red and white octagonal sign, since I know Spanish, I knew it wasn't referring to any type of saxophone. 

[imitator]

I would have thought most of your US road signs use universal symbols to avoid any confusion or accidents.

Depending on where you are, i don't doubt a foundational understanding of English may help. 

Shhh... hush!!! 
 Don't give them any ideas! Let 'em figure it out the hard way... or get lost trying. ?

[Oldcarpy2]

His approval rating is average.
Not bad.  Not good.   Just average.
As to him being afraid of being boo'd ...
that sounds like speculation on the part of the author
of what you read.    Generally he gets pretty good
responses from crowds at sporting events in the USA.

Can you post his latest approval rating?

Didn't he get booed at the US Open?

[FlyersFan]

Can you post his latest approval rating?

Didn't he get booed at the US Open?

He got boo'd at the US Open.
He got massively cheered at the WWF and car races.
Depends on the venue.
At the SuperBowl ... could go either way.

As for approval ratings ... Most I see is low to mid 40s.   
That's average for a POTUS.

Economist has it at 41%
HERE
CNN is at 39% (left wing)
Here
FOX on TV has it at 44% (right wing)