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@999V8KK2yrs2Y
Yes, or they should be attempting to learn English or french as the country has two national languages
@98544WTBloc Québécois2yrs2Y
Yes, or French. Language courses should be provided free of charge.
@8Z7M8BY3yrs3Y
Or French. We have two official languages.
Should be required to learn at least one of our primary languages. English OR French
@8TZSPC94yrs4Y
Yes, but they should learn French if they immigrate to francophone regions.
@8R78W5R4yrs4Y
No, but the government should support access to language learning courses
@8PDQ35D4yrs4Y
They should be required to learn at least one official language to full fluency, and the other to at least some ability
@Fernander4yrs4Y
No. Learning English should be greatly encouraged, but not required. The government should provide free language learning courses.
@8WCV5PP3yrs3Y
No, however the government can encourage people to learn English by providing free language courses and classes
@8QRS6WR4yrs4Y
It will embrace diversity. We should give them the opportunity to learn english in a free language coarse because it is one of the most used languages
@8QDSNZY4yrs4Y
No, Immigrants should not have to learn English and English speakers shouldn't be forced to learn an immigrants language. However we should provide optional language classes for those who want to learn and we need to invest more in hiring translators and making technology for communication.
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