This time, though, like immigrants learning a new language, they are teaching world history.

Traditionally, first-generation immigrants have come to America and never learned the language.

Even the latest immigrants soon learn to adapt to life in New York.

Whether immigrants in this country should learn to speak English is not the issue here.

In New York, the immigrants learned to let someone else cook.

How many immigrants had learned all sorts of different things in night school?

This additional information will help immigrants learn more about important concepts in American history and government as they prepare for citizenship.

Other immigrants, she said have learned to speak English just fine.

It is important that immigrants should learn the host country's language.

However, from 1788 until modern times it was generally expected that immigrants would learn English and abandon their first language.