It sounds like you hate loud people, rather than people speaking a certain language or coming from a certain country. Wouldn't it have been just as annoying to you if the people were speaking any other language very loudly? If so, you didn't need to mention a specific language.
Oh, shut the hell up. He mentioned it was SPANISH because he also said it's mostly people who speak SPANISH. Not people "who speak a certain non-English language".
Kinda like how you would say "red shirts piss me off, because I don't like the color", NOT "I don'r like a certain color, because it is a certain color".
Now stop trying to sound like "super anti-racist man".
"Is it normal to hate it when people speak Spanish?"
I'm sorry if you're the OP and you feel picked on. I'm also sorry if you choose to assume I'm being something other than I am. Furthermore, I'm sorry if you created an anonymous account just to respond. If so, I can't do anything about your insecurity, but I can point out that the annoyance was with the loudness of the words not the country of origin of the speaker. If the people involved had been speaking quietly, would the OP (or you, if you are the OP) say, "God, I hate people speaking Spanish. It's *so* quiet". No. So, for the final time, the problem is volume. Race is irrelevant and when it's used to support an argument, I'm dubious.
They aren't the OP, don't worry -- I am. They got my gender wrong, anyway :P
Yeah, you're right. It really is just that they're being loud. But I should have made it clear that it is ONLY Mexicans who do this. I suppose anywhere else, I shouldn't make a big deal about it, but I was filming my brother's graduation, so it really irritated me, and it was almost as though they didn't care about the people around them. Honestly, I shouldn't have brought race into it.
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It sounds like you hate loud people, rather than people speaking a certain language or coming from a certain country. Wouldn't it have been just as annoying to you if the people were speaking any other language very loudly? If so, you didn't need to mention a specific language.
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Oh, shut the hell up. He mentioned it was SPANISH because he also said it's mostly people who speak SPANISH. Not people "who speak a certain non-English language".
Kinda like how you would say "red shirts piss me off, because I don't like the color", NOT "I don'r like a certain color, because it is a certain color".
Now stop trying to sound like "super anti-racist man".
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"Is it normal to hate it when people speak Spanish?"
I'm sorry if you're the OP and you feel picked on. I'm also sorry if you choose to assume I'm being something other than I am. Furthermore, I'm sorry if you created an anonymous account just to respond. If so, I can't do anything about your insecurity, but I can point out that the annoyance was with the loudness of the words not the country of origin of the speaker. If the people involved had been speaking quietly, would the OP (or you, if you are the OP) say, "God, I hate people speaking Spanish. It's *so* quiet". No. So, for the final time, the problem is volume. Race is irrelevant and when it's used to support an argument, I'm dubious.
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They aren't the OP, don't worry -- I am. They got my gender wrong, anyway :P
Yeah, you're right. It really is just that they're being loud. But I should have made it clear that it is ONLY Mexicans who do this. I suppose anywhere else, I shouldn't make a big deal about it, but I was filming my brother's graduation, so it really irritated me, and it was almost as though they didn't care about the people around them. Honestly, I shouldn't have brought race into it.
I should call you "super quotation mark man" =D