United States does NOT have an official language....

[retdetsgt]

I have and it first it almost sounded like English with a real heavy accent.:D

Really? It sure didn't to me. I thought it was a pretty harsh sounding language.

The thing I remember most was "An Cer" with an arrow meant that way to the center of town. Once you got there, there would be a roundabout with signs to all the other cities. With the exception of Dublin, of course.

The funniest thing I heard was an announcer at a horserace broadcasting in Gaelic.

[Hockey9019]

Looks like Yahoo caught some flack so they educated everyone (including me )

http://sports.yahoo.com/olympics/beijing/usa

Official languages:
No Official Language

Click link for US site

[mxwelch]

Really? It sure didn't to me. I thought it was a pretty harsh sounding language.

The thing I remember most was "An Cer" with an arrow meant that way to the center of town. Once you got there, there would be a roundabout with signs to all the other cities. With the exception of Dublin, of course.

The funniest thing I heard was an announcer at a horserace broadcasting in Gaelic.

I overheard it from a few feet away, and only in passing before I realized what it was. Probably the gist of the conversation had a few phonic sounds I mistook for English.