July 17, 201412 yr For PP92... [ATTACH=CONFIG]45783[/ATTACH] If it's for PP, they spelled Kush wrong...
July 17, 201412 yr Author Check out the interactive US map on the bottom of this page. (Be prepared to waste a good 10-15 minutes of your time...minimum.) Viral Maps: The Problem With All Those Fun Maps Of The US! (Page 2 of 2)
July 17, 201412 yr Check out the interactive US map on the bottom of this page. (Be prepared to waste a good 10-15 minutes of your time...minimum.) Viral Maps: The Problem With All Those Fun Maps Of The US! (Page 2 of 2) Atlanta's airport shows why it's the busiest on that particular map.
July 17, 201412 yr According to the American Community Survey 2009, endorsed by the United States Census Bureau, the main languages by number of speakers older than five are: English – 229 million Spanish – 35 million Chinese languages – 2.6 million + (mostly speakers of Yue dialects such as Taishanese and Cantonese, with a growing group of Mandarin speakers) Tagalog – 1.5 million + (Most Filipinos may also know other Philippine languages, e.g. Ilokano, Pangasinan, Bikol languages, and Visayan languages.) French – 1.3 million Vietnamese – 1.3 million German – 1.1 million (High German) + German dialects like Pennsylvania German, Hutterite German, Plautdietsch, Texas German Korean – 1.0 million Russian – 881,000 Arabic – 845,000 Italian – 754,000 Portuguese – 731,000 French Creole – 659,000 Polish – 594,000 Hindi – 561,000 Japanese – 445,000 Persian – 397,000 Urdu – 356,000 Gujarati – 341,000 Greek – 326,000 Serbo-Croatian – 269,000 Armenian – 243,000 Hebrew – 222,000 Cambodian – 202,000 Hmong - 193,179 Navajo – 169,009 Thai - 152,679 Yiddish - 148,155 Laotian - 146,297 Cherokee - 22,000+
July 17, 201412 yr For PP92... [ATTACH=CONFIG]45783[/ATTACH] Jive has really taken a beating since its '70s heyday. The splintering off of the Ebonic family did great harm to this once-proud dialect, now relegated only to period movies.
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