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In 1837, the Congress of the Republic of Texas passed a joint resolution directing the Secretary of State provide an official Spanish translation of general laws, and the act of congress incorporating the City of San Antonio provided that public schools be erected that taught in English, later in
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As of 2014, Vietnamese is the third most commonly spoken language, Chinese is the fourth most commonly spoken language, and Hindi is the fifth most commonly spoken language in the state. Tagalog is sixth place, and is mostly spoken in small Filipino American communities in Houston.
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are strong minority languages due to several old communities hailing from their respective mother countries. French is most prevalent in Northeastern Texas, near Louisiana, understandably while Southwestern Louisiana Creole language is spoken in Southeastern Texas
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In 1925, it was made a criminal offense to give instruction in Spanish in Public schools, this law was amended in 1927 to allow Spanish instruction in Elementary schools located in counties bordering Mexico with at least one city of 5,000 population.
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In 1856, an act was passed allowed for legal proceedings in Justice of the Peace courts in counties west of the Guadalupe River (excluding Nueces, Refugio and San Patricio) to be conducted solely in Spanish if the Judge and all parties spoke Spanish.
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filling out the top nine most spoken languages in Texas. Large numbers of non-native Texas residents are picking up some dialectal traits of Southern English, while other linguistic traits are being subdued into a national homogenizing trend.
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was the first European language to be used in Texas, especially during the years when Texas was a province of Mexico and Spanish was the official language. Other early immigrants arriving directly from Europe such as
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In 1858, an act was passed requiring public schools teach primarily in English.; In the same year the law requiring the translation of Texas criminal law was briefly extended to Norwegian for two years.
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proposed a bill that would require all state high school students to take at least two years of Spanish; at that time actual state law stated that students could choose which foreign language to take.
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Contrary to popular belief, there is no exclusive Texan dialect of American English. However, some linguists contest that there is a unique subset of Southern English spoken in Texas. According to the
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has been required since 1837 by joint resolution of the Congress of the Republic of Texas to provide Spanish translation of laws through Section 2054.116 of the Government Code, mandates that
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Spanish has been an important language in Texas since the Spanish and Mexican periods. The Spanish dialects spoken by some Tejanos are becoming more influenced by
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is a dialect of the German language that is spoken by descendants of German immigrants who settled in the Texas Hill Country region in the mid-19th century.
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provide information on their website in Spanish to assist residents who have limited English, and the Secretary of State since January 1842
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and foreign countries are causing a linguistic shift in Texas. Spanish speakers have risen to almost a third of the population;
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In 2003 larger numbers of Hispanics in Texas reported that they spoke only English. In August 2004, the community of
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In 1846, the newly admitted State of Texas enacted legislation required that the laws of Texas be translated into
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are classified as speaking the Southern dialect, which is the same dialect being spoken in north
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and French to become the third and fourth most spoken languages in Texas, respectively; with
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In 1893, State law was passed requiring all public schools to teach exclusively in English.
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1841 the Spanish Language law was suspended for one year until being reenacted in 1842
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Language shift speaks volumes More Texas Hispanics report English as their only tongue
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that are classified as speaking a Western or Southwestern dialect. According to the
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Since 2007 Texas has provided yearly academic tests in both Spanish and English.
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speaking the Midland South dialect, which is shared by those who live in
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gave both English and Spanish official status in Texas. In 1836, the
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were also spoken in Northeast Texas before speakers were forced to
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There were also several smaller language groups, including
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recognized as a minority language from statehood until the
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Bill would require students in Texas to learn Spanish
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had once an important presence in the state, as did
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