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Languages and Linguistics

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4. No, it was La Casa Coronado in St. Paul

Tue Dec 18, 2012, 04:51 PM

Dec 2012

serving exotic fare like tacos and enchiladas in the 1960s.

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IME, American public schools tended to teach French more than any other language. [View all] raccoon Dec 2012 OP

Was the restaurant "Little Tijuana"? geardaddy Dec 2012 #3

No, it was La Casa Coronado in St. Paul Lydia Leftcoast Dec 2012 #4

Yep, that makes sense. geardaddy Dec 2012 #5

Maybe social class matters? JennyD Mar 2014 #7

I have encountered snooty attitudes against Spanish Lydia Leftcoast Mar 2014 #8

When I was going to high school AsahinaKimi Feb 2013 #6