USA’s Most-Spoken Languages After English and Spanish
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USA’s Most-Spoken Languages After English and Spanish
Posted by MyCouchPulzOut_IDont
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Kinda funny that Pennsylvania doesn’t even speak Pennsylvania Dutch
Surprised to see no Indian languages like Hindi, Gujarati, Tamil, Punjabi, etc.
Interesting. I believe for a while it was Russian in Oregon and I would have sworn it was Vietnamese rather than Chinese based on anecdotal experience.
Why did they put “other native” in Alaska, it’s just one more colour in the legend lmao, they could’ve put the language’s name.
Interesting how AL is Korean and GA isn’t, ATL has one of the largest Korean populations outside the West Coast..
“Chinese” doesn’t really mean much; I’m sure they mean “mandarin” but Cantonese is also “Chinese”
Is there any state where the second most common language is not Spanish?
Is Arkansas supposed to be pacific languages? And I wonder what the Hmong story is behind Wisconsin
So Arkansas is Pacific languages based on the color?
Based on state records Vietnamese would be first followed by Chinese (Mandarin?).
Growing up on the MA/RI line, I was one of a handful in my HS graduating class who was not of Portuguese decent. I only learned the swear words from playing soccer tho 🤭
Stupid junk map. Alaska is Yup’ik, Hawaii is Tagalog, South Dakota is Sioux languages (Lakota, Dakota, Nakota).
So, does this mean you can get good Vietnamese food in Kansas and Nebraska?
In Houston it feels like almost every Asian person speaks Vietnamese
Massachusetts, Rhode island and Connecticut have a lot of Portuguese heritage and Cabo Verde, Brazilians too.
German is really that common in the US?
I love that my country is such a mix! It makes life so interesting and fun’
We got Arabs in Tennessee ⁉️⁉️
Then cheer, cheer, the Green Mountaineer, for speaking French !
As a Pennsylvania resident, I am a bit miffed that Pennsylvania Dutch is more prevalent in Indiana and Ohio than here.
wonder what it is for the Upper Penninisula of Michigan, because it isnt Arabic. Maybe French Canadian?
How is Hawaii not Tagalog?
I’m calling horse shit. Never heard a peep of French in DC.
Lol MN
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What happened where Oklahoma and the dakotas/Central America has such a high Vietnamese population?
Grew up in Idaho with German ancestry. Never heard spoken German.
Never in my life would I have guessed there are more Koreans in Alabama than Georgia, or even Texas. I may finally have a reason to visit…