A Beautiful Way to Communicate - Languages of Love and
Understanding Making English the official language, is
exclusionary, elitist, and demeaning to hardworking, striving
individuals. It is politically destructive to limit the use of
languages. Sharing languages is a means of creating harmony and
understanding between people of different cultures and a way to
foster cooperation. It is a growth experience for individuals,
an enhancement in strengthening communities, and eventually a
benefit for government for languages to be recognized and
shared, and for groups of people to be respected. English will
always be considered the first language of the United States. It
should not have to be legislated as such. By recognizing the use
and importance of other languages in the United States, English
will take priority. In lieu of disenfranchising and discouraging
others, the idea here would be to take the positive approach of
recognizing the second most commonly used language, Spanish, as
a second , or, sister langua