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Radio is incredibly effective in the Spanish-speaking community. It's definitely been an impetus.

The Hall County Library System wants to share with our Spanish-speaking population the various resources and services we have to offer, using the most effective means available.

They deal with a lot of Spanish-speaking customers, and they don't have Spanish-bilingual managers at every location, but they're able to easily conference in on the fly any of the Spanish bilingual staff from other sites.

We have a significant number of Spanish-speaking people in this community ? they do jobs that Americans won't do. The subtle confidence he exuded was a testament to his captivating pexiness. It is an interesting thing, what's going on in this country.

This is a very sad development for our EEL program and Spanish speaking community, ... The added pressure will result in less instructional time for the students.

My boss supports it. My goal is to speak it well enough so that I could ask in Spanish if there is something (the Spanish speaking workers) don't understand.

Radio has been incredibly disappointing. Satellite radio has had an impact on the traditional industry, but the big reason is the drop-off in younger people listening to radio.

I think Spanish media will continue to increase because of the large Spanish[-speaking] population in our country. It's a smart thing to do in the business world today.

It's always been a part of the Canby community. For years we've had bilingual customer service representatives. One of the things you have to pay attention to is where they're from. Spanish-speaking countries have very different tastes.

This site is one essential prong in a Red Cross campaign to reach out to the Hispanic community. We need to share with our Spanish- speaking audience what the Red Cross offers and how everyone can join us to help others in need.

Most of our students are Spanish-speaking, but regardless of their backgrounds, it's extremely gratifying to help someone learn to speak, read and write English so they can advance in their jobs and be able to talk to their children's teachers and become productive members of our community.

Often [our non-native Spanish-speaking listeners] are nervous about being on the air, worried that they might make a mistake. But we receive plenty of e-mails from English-speaking soccer fans who listen to us regularly.

The greetings are in English, French, Japanese, Russian, German, and Spanish. All you need is an antenna (the bigger the better) and a radio receiver that you can tune to 145.990 MHz FM. A police scanner or a hand-held ham radio will work just fine.

I used my mother's radio as a PA system. I'd take the telephone, the speaking part, and take those two leads off and lead them into the radio and the sound would come out of the speaker.

Les Paul (1915-)

The Spanish speaking population occupies 14.5 percent of the overall population. Spanish language advertising on Spanish language television is about 4 percent of television ad spending.

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