> To better inform everyone their are plenty of French laws and announcements that are translated to English
This is not the point. The point is that there should not be an expectation. French is the language of France. Moving there and expecting people to communicate you in English is not something we should be celebrating.
> San Antonio, Texas for example I don’t believe has ever been majority anglophone
This is not true. 2/3rds of San Antonio households speak English at home. Then you add in people who speak another language at home but still speak English.
This is not the point. The point is that there should not be an expectation. French is the language of France. Moving there and expecting people to communicate you in English is not something we should be celebrating.
> San Antonio, Texas for example I don’t believe has ever been majority anglophone
This is not true. 2/3rds of San Antonio households speak English at home. Then you add in people who speak another language at home but still speak English.
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