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  • March 2008
    • Miami Needs to Study Spanish

      Miami Needs to Study Spanish

      Miami's role as an international city—the "financial hub of Latin America," as one businessman calls it—is threatened by its residents' declining Spanish skills, the Miami Herald reports. Many descendants of the Cuban entrepreneurs and businessmen who flooded South Florida in the '60s and '70s speak only "kitchen Spanish"—good enough to talk to grandma, but not for business transactions. More »

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      immigrant   Miami   language   Latinos   Hispanics   Spanish   Cuban Americans   bilingual education

  • November 2007
    • Immigrant Kids Talk the Talk: 90% Master English

      Immigrant Kids Talk the Talk: 90% Master English

      Although many Spanish-speaking immigrants who moved to America know little English, that's not true of their children and grandchildren, according to a new Pew survey. Only 23% of first-generation immigrants said they were competent in English, but 88% of second-generation and 94% of third-generation residents said they can carry on a conversation in English very well. More »

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      immigration   immigrant   language   Latinos   English   Spanish   bilingual education

  • September 2007

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