This BBC website has several very interesting articles about Hispanics in the U.S. Written by the same author, she has researched and written from a British view. Very interesting. - - Donna Poisl
By Ana Lucia Gonzalez, BBC News
Spanish can be heard on the streets of almost any major American city these days, as Hispanic immigrants mingle with the English-speaking majority.
But an increasing number, particularly children who've been through US schools, are bilingual. Very often they switch between languages within a single sentence, or borrow English words and put them into Spanish, making a hybrid known as Spanglish.
This group is now too big for media organisations and advertisers to ignore. New ways of broadcasting and marketing products are being developed to target them.
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My daughter and I have managed to speak beginning "Spanglish." Thanks to Dora the Explorer, the cartoon Queen of Spanglish!
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