I work at a pizza place and I gotta tell you that taking an order in broken english is rather tough. you have to take the time to figure out what it is they are asking for, which usually requires them repeating themselves many times. I took spanish in high school but that was 15 years ago, and unless its either numbers 1-10 or asking them how they feel and the answer is "very good", then i would have no idea what they are saying. also learning a written language and learning the way people speak are two different things. anyone in america speak the book english they were taught in school? not to mention the 100's of dialects that the spanish language has acquired.

as for "how much of a problem could it really be". apparently enough of a problem to put up two signs.

Truth be told, many of his customers probably can't read Englsh - so they don't even understand what's written on the sign.
lol this one always gets me: I'll be watching a major sporting event, and a message appears at the bottom of the screen telling me that if i want to listen to the commentary in spanish to press the SAP button on my remote. but it is written in english:lol5: just seems weird that they wouldnt put that in spanish

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