How To Use Spanish-speaking In A Sentence
- In Guatemala, a lower-middle-income country, 62 percent of Spanish-speaking girls but only 26 percent of indigenous, non-Spanish-speaking girls complete primary school.
- Spanish-speaking peon laborers from Venezuela arrived in the nineteenth century to clear forests and work in cocoa cultivation.
- The Hoover Police Department has hired several Spanish-speaking dispatchers for its emergency response team.
- Servers are dishing out food to a mostly Spanish-speaking clientele from the heating trays along the wall on the other side of the counter. Flatiron Lunch: Latin American is a Good Sophie’s Alternative | Midtown Lunch - Finding Lunch in the Food Wasteland of NYC's Midtown Manhattan
- Learning Spanish will help those legal professionals who accept Spanish-speaking clients to be more effective, competent and ethical practitioners who can handle client matters in intercultural and cross-linguistic situations. The Legal Underground:
- Thousands of farm workers, mainly Spanish-speaking migrants, have been laid off.
- I look at the face of Tawakkol Karman wrapped in what we in the Spanish-speaking tropics would call a rebozo, and I see a riff on the face of the Virgin of Guadalupe, she who adorned the banners of the Mexican Revolution 200 years ago. Susan J. Cobb: The Inner Virgin Comes Out In Revolution
- The third open-ended question was on how a Spanish-speaking child would do in a mainstream classroom.
- The name mystified me, until I came to realize that salsa golf must have been, at some point, a staple on country club menus in some of the Spanish-speaking world. Daisy’s Holiday Cooking
- In most cases, the clear preference is for bilingual, bicultural therapists, but when a Spanish-speaking therapist is not available, it may be necessary to use an interpreter.
