In america, why is spanish, rather than english, continuously spoken from generation to generation, with greater commitment than any other non-english speaking language?

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Irene Randall

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7 February, 19:16

In america, why is spanish, rather than english, continuously spoken from generation to generation, with greater commitment than any other non-english speaking language?

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Amelia Johnson · Answer 1

Unlike other ethnic groups, Hispanics are still constantly migrating towards the United States so the language is used by them and those who work with them or live with them or go to school with them and similar things. The constant influx ensures that there is a need to preserve Spanish because of the increasing number of Hispanic people.