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The next economic development tool: Learning Spanish
Tagged: Mexico, OklahomaPosted on: September 13th, 2007““But it’s more than that. Even here you can find businesses all around you where Spanish is spoken. My next-door neighbors speak Spanish. It’s just more prevalent all the time. Why wouldn’t you want to be able to communicate with more people?”
Hicks’ attitude is becoming more common for professionals whose first language is English, said Betty Kettman, director of the University of Oklahoma’s Economic Development Institute. The institute has a partnership with Cetys University near Baja, Mexico.”
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