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Each State's Most Commonly Spoken Languages

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I'm not sure how I feel about this...

Is this a shock? Not too many people are begging to get out of European countries.

What the devil is happening in North Dakota? That's what I need to know.

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I would have figured there would have been way more states where Chinese was the third most spoken language. And I wouldn't have guessed that NEARLY as many states listed German as the third most spoken language.

 

16 - German

11 - French

4 - Vietnamese

3 - Tagalog (Philipino language)

2 - Italian

2 - Korean

2 - Navajo (Native American language)

2 - Portuguese

1 - Dakota (Native American language)

1 - Arabic

1 - Polish

1 - Russia

1 - Chinese

1 - French Creole

1 - Hmong (Southeast Asian regional language)

1 - Yupik (Eskimo language

Is this after English, or overall?

 

Other than English.

What the devil is happening in North Dakota? That's what I need to know.

 

Ich spreche Duetsch für spaß und lebe in Kentucky.

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I would have figured there would have been way more states where Chinese was the third most spoken language. And I wouldn't have guessed that NEARLY as many states listed German as the third most spoken language.

 

16 - German

11 - French

4 - Vietnamese

3 - Tagalog (Philipino language)

2 - Italian

2 - Korean

2 - Navajo (Native American language)

2 - Portuguese

1 - Dakota (Native American language)

1 - Arabic

1 - Polish

1 - Russia

1 - Chinese

1 - French Creole

1 - Hmong (Southeast Asian regional language)

1 - Yupik (Eskimo language

Surprised Oklahoma didn't have a Native American language third.
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Surprised Oklahoma didn't have a Native American language third.

 

Here is a map of the most common Native American languages spoken in each state. Interesting to me that New Hampshire and Delaware's most commonly spoken Native American languages are both Hopi.

 

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I would have guessed - incorrectly - that Japanese would have appeared somewhere on the left coast.

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