Signs in English
Being always curious about this sort of thing, where did you "just read a story" on this subject? What is the source?
It is said -- in partial jest, I suppose -- that you can walk for three blocks in downtown San Miguel de Allende -- a town overrun with gringos/as -- and for all the English, not hear a single word of Spanish.
I wonder, did such "gentrification" begin with signs?
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