QUOTE(Kefka @ Mar 16 2007, 08:06 AM)

This might seem like a silly question, but how do you know? Did you not learn English when you were younger?
Anyways, if we were to cater the spanish speakers, then we should cater to all the other people who speak different languages! Hell, let's stick Polish on every advertisement and hey, while we are at it, lets add greek!
Sure, spanish speakers are a larger minority, but the key word here is minority. Thing is, most immigrants speak another language, but they don't seem to have a problem learning English. I have no problem with people talking in broken english, since they are trying to fit in. Hell, I have no problem with people talking in spanish or any other language (I suck at learning languages, so I can somewhat feel for them), but don't expect to come over to a country where the main language is english and tack on your own language.
When my great grandmother came over, and she didn't learn english, so she had to rely on my family to help her out, and life was difficult (actually, she might have known how to read english or something, since she used to hang signs from her neck to communicate, but I can't recall if the signs were in English or Lithuanian...). My grandfather had immense pride in his country of origin, but he still spoke in english.
Plus, if that ever did happen, I'm sure people who spoke German or Hindi or whatever would also complain.