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-The \textsf{Spanglish} ``dialect'' is in fact a compromise between the use of the 
-Spanish language in writing and the default \LaTeX\ layout, 
-designed by and for US-Americans. 
-You may see it as a form of Spanish with a lot of English code switching
----or viceversa. 
-There are no mathematical features enabled, and there is  
-(probably less than) minimal Spanish language support for text, 
-activating Spanish hyphenation, captions, date, frenchspacing, 
-indentfirst, symbolic footnotes, uppercase roman numerals, 
-and a few shorthands. 
-All other typographic decisions are left to other macro packages 
-according to user's taste (or lack thereof).
-
-There is a conscious effort to make this ``language'' upwards compatible with 
-the ``standard'' spanish language definition, so the shorthands implemented here 
-are but a very narrow subset of the standard Spanish language: 
-those strictly necessary to handle Spanish hyphenation properly, 
-and a few extras to straighten the text a little in a Spanish layout. 
-So, in a sense, this ``language'' is a very stripped down or ultra-sloppy 
-version of the ``standard'' spanish.ldf, mostly as a fallback in case something
-goes very awry with it.
-
-Questions, comments? Drop me an email at jlrn77 at gmail dot com
-
-December 28, 2010.