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Did you ever wonder where all these languages were spoken in the US?

Check out these language maps released by the US Census!

 
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14 Maps That Show What Languages People Speak in the United States
 
On Tuesday, August 6th, 2013, the US Census Bureau released an interactive map that tracks where in the country there are high concentrations of non-English speaking people. According to the data, 58% of U.S. residents age 5 and older speak English very well and also speak a language other than English at home.

Nearly two-thirds of people who speak a language other than English at home speak Spanish (37.6 million). The third most-spoken language is Chinese (2.9 million), followed by Tagalog (1.6 million), Vietnamese (1.4 million), French (1.3 million), German (1.1 million), and Korean (1.1 million).

That state with the highest percentage of people who speak another language than English at home is California, with 44%. West Virginia has the lowest, with 2%. Laredo, Texas, is the metro area with the highest percentage, with 92%.
 

1) Arabic

 
Arabic

2) Chinese

 
Arabic

3) French

 
Arabic

4) German

 
Arabic

5) Italian

 
Arabic

6) Japanese

 
Arabic

7) Korean

 
Arabic

8) Persian

 
Arabic

9) Polish

 
Arabic

10) Portuguese

 
Arabic

11) Russian

 
Arabic

12) Spanish

 
Arabic

13) Tagalog

 
Arabic

13) Vietnamese

 
Arabic

 
Read more at the US Census website
 
 
 
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