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**aLZ9zKsO** · 06-16-2012, 06:21 AM

Well, Poland neither borders the USA and their immigration waves were more separated from one another. This might be a difference to take into account. It's harder for a Chicano to want to lose your Hispanophone heritage, because you're more likely to meet fresh import and to have family in the 'motherland'.

But really, you don't have to become a monoglot in order to be part of the US.

06-16-2012, 06:21 AM	#20
aLZ9zKsO Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 476 Senior Member	Well, Poland neither borders the USA and their immigration waves were more separated from one another. This might be a difference to take into account. It's harder for a Chicano to want to lose your Hispanophone heritage, because you're more likely to meet fresh import and to have family in the 'motherland'. But really, you don't have to become a monoglot in order to be part of the US.
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