On 07/07/18, Sean Dennis said the following...
 
 SD> Hello Daryl,
 SD> 
 SD> 06 Jul 18 21:21 at you wrote to me:
 SD> 
 SD>  DS>   In south Florida, many of the Cubans speak "Spanglish"...a cross
 SD>  DS> between Spanish and English. They're seemingly going along at 100 mph
 SD>  DS> in Spanish, then stop to insert an English word, for which there is n
 SD>  DS> Spanish equivalent, and they're off to the races again. :P
 SD> 
 SD> Many of the multi-lingual people I know do that.  It's very common at my
 SD> work to hear French being spoken and they suddenly drop to English and
 SD> then back to French again.  I know native Spanish, German, and Danish
 SD> speakers that do that too.

Living in California, you encounter many cities with spanish names.  I live
in San Jose, but there's also Santa Clara, Salida, Los Banos, Buena Vista, Rio
Grande, and too many other places and names.  It make me wonder what spanish
speakers think when we drop names like "The Toilet" or "The Beautifal View"
or "Big River" when speaking in english.

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