Does this mean I have to stop ordering in Tagalog at drive-thrus?
W.Va. Makes English Its Official Language
The language amendment was quietly inserted into a bill addressing the number of members that cities can appoint to boards of parks and recreation. Among mundane details about record-keeping, the amendment adds the provision that "English shall be the official language of the State of West Virginia."I guess I'll have to be rude to telemarkets in something other than freaky-deaky Dutch, then. And can I still answer the phone in Pig Latin? Or make Sunday morning prayer requests in ebonics? I need someone to clarify the implications of this.








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