Will Spanish be the official language of United States in the future?

Question

I hope so because we latin people rule and we are taking over United States slowly but consistently.

Answer 1

funny , yea we do rock ( latin people ) , but im guessing english will always stay the countries official language

Answer 2

No. And Latin people may be majority in 50 years but that doesn't mean you'll rule the USA. Many parts of Africa are majority black and it's run by white people for the most part. Also if Latin people rule so greatly, why don't you stay in your own country?

Answer 3

If they do it will cost billions of $$$$ to change all those street signs.

Answer 4

English isn't the official language now, Spanish won't be the official language in the future. America has no official language, because it's a nation of immigrants. I doubt our government will do away with that policy in the future.

Answer 5

There is no official language of the United States and I somehow doubt it would change to Spanish. English is what all the Latinos learn anyway.

Answer 6

Well, USA doesn´t have an official language actually. And I dont think Spanish is gonna be it. However, I agree with you, Spanish is an important language and it should gain some kind of status nationwide

Answer 7

No. I personally feel like the United States shouldn't have an official language. It doesn't currently and I hope it never will.

The United States is a country which represents many nationalities and cultures. To select one as "official" would be wrong, in my opinion.

Answer 8

not until English is the international language, because then, the US Gov. will lose its international dominance!

Answer 9

someday the whole world will speak the same language and nobody will speak it well