China Ban's English

[MetalSymphony]

In the Media anyway, so as to preserve the purity of the Chinese language
:redface2:

 

[Tom Constantine]

Did you read the whole article? It makes sense.

 

[Forever Knight]

I agree with this.

It's China. They are Chinese. Speak Chinese.

 

[KingRanger]

I agree with this.

It's China. They are Chinese. Speak Chinese.

Ok then. In the US people should only speak English. In Canada... erm what?

 

[Forever Knight]

English.

We are part of North America. English isn't exclusive to America.

We have different races and the dominant language is english. In China...what is the dominant race?.

 

[Impulse87]

ok before this argument gets out of hand, I think what FK is trying to say is that there's nothing wrong with a country trying to preserve it's native language....

 

[Forever Knight]

Pretty much.

English doesn't need to dominate everything.

Here in Canada, those French fucks want us all to speak French and it pisses me off with a passion.

 

[KamenRiderBiblio]

You could say the same about the damn Mexicans who have the nerve to speak Spanish and refuse to speak English. BACK BEHIND THE BORDER YOU JOB-STEALING IDIOTS.

Seriously, thoguh I see nothing wrong with Mexicans other than they have too many kids (lol catholics) and they refuse to learn English.

 

[KouAidou]

Y'all know that France already does this, right?

(With French, obviously. Not Chinese.)

 

[Aoi Kurenai]

You could say the same about the damn Mexicans who have the nerve to speak Spanish and refuse to speak English. BACK BEHIND THE BORDER YOU JOB-STEALING IDIOTS.

Seriously, thoguh I see nothing wrong with Mexicans other than they have too many kids (lol catholics) and they refuse to learn English.

Fun fact: The U.S. has no official national language, I think it's the de facto language in some states, but it's still an argument that's brought up often when people are all "argh! Learn English ye salty bastards!" (we also speak like pirates in America, so that might make it harder to learn the language)

Though I think it's pretty damn annoying when people try to avoid learning it just because they're lazy, it's still the language spoken by 80% of the country and even though the U.S. is the second largest Spanish speaking country in the world, it'd just be easier to learn English for the moment.