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Spanish in Texas

Educational resources for teachers and learners of Spanish in Texas

The purpose of this site is to let Spanish-speaking Texans speak for themselves so that we can learn from them about the ways that they use their language. You will find links to videos of Spanish speakers from Texas with comments about the language you’ll hear and why it takes the form that it does. You will see links to the “Linguistic Landscape” of Texas with images of signs that reflect the unique nature of a bilingual Texas. And you can access facts about Spanish speakers in the United States that may help you to reconsider many of the myths people tell about Spanish speakers in the United States.Link:  http://www.spanishintexas.orgAuthor(s):  Barbara E. Bullock, Almeida Jacqueline ToribioAffiliation(s):  The University of Texas at Austin
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