Do you have to speak English in USA?

Although the United States does not have an official language, the most commonly used language is English (specifically, American English), which is the de facto national language, and the only one spoken at home by approximately 78\% of the U.S. population.

Why should we speak English in America?

Most studies have shown that the single most important factor in determining the economic success of immigrants in the United States is their ability to speak English. In terms of long-established immigrants, those who have learned to speak English very well earn 67 percent more than those who speak it poorly.

Is it okay to tell someone their English is good?

There’s nothing you can say that will make someone more self-aware than by pointing out their accent or lack thereof. Unless the person asks you to help them with their language skills, people shouldn’t comment on it. It’s not a compliment and it’s not helpful.

How do you compliment someone in English?

Basic formula of giving an English compliment

1. Your + Noun + is/looks + Adjective. > Your dog is so cute! > Your backpack is really nice.
2. This/That + is + Adjective + Noun. > That is a beautiful necklace. > This is such a cool car.
3. I + like/love + Noun Phrase.

How well do Americans speak English?

The US Census estimates that around 231 million Americans aged five years or older, or about 80\% of the population, speak only English at home. In 2013, a YouGov survey found that 75\% of Americans only speak English – despite 43\% of those surveyed stating that “Americans should know as many languages as possible.”

Is it rude to tell people that America should speak English?

America is a nation that was built by immigrants and I can assure you that not every single one of them no English. It’s rude to tell people that because this is America they should speak English. What is freedom of speech if you aren’t able to say what you want in your language, why must you say it in another language.

Are people who grow up speaking a language other than English at disadvantage?

In my experience, people who grow up speaking a language other than English are at a real competitive disadvantage when it comes to science. And it’s not only because they will struggle to read and write scientific papers. Many haven’t been exposed to the process and culture of science.

Should English become the official language of the country?

I think English needs to become the official language of the country because it will help to unify our nation for economic and civic reasons. Would not an English speaker be expected to speak or try to communicate in Spanish if that language is the dominant language of that country.

Should immigrants be respectful of their country and its culture?

IF YOU WANT TO REMAIN IN AMERICA LEARN ENGLISH AND GET YOUR CITIZENSHIP! The simple answer would be yes, be respectful of the country you are surviving in and learn its language and its culture. Some need a reason beyond “be a decent respectful immigrant”.