What is Massachusetts' main language?

Answer 1

Well, the only official language is English. However, probably a bunch of languages are actually spoken, because people live there from many countries, and are also learning foreign languages all the time. It is similar to what happens in most regions.
English!

Answer 2

English as of 1975. It is also required to be able to write your name in English as well as read Massachusetts' constitution in English, if you cannot accomplish such, then you cannot vote in Mass nor can you run for any office

Answer 3

They speak Bostonian. It is a local dialect that if you live there for a while, you pick it up whether you want to or not. It's similar to moving to the south. You pick up that southern twang whether you want to or not.

Answer 4

The most widely spoken language in Massachusetts is English, which also has state-level official status.

The most common varieties of English spoken in Massachusetts are:

1. Standard American English
   
2. The cot-caught distinct, rhotic, western Massachusetts dialect
3. The cot-caught merged, non-rhotic, eastern Massachusetts dialect (popularly known as a "Boston accent").
   

Here is a list of the most common languages of Massachusetts (statistics are from 2014):

1. English 77.4%
   
2. Spanish 7.5%
   
3. Portuguese 2.8%
   
4. Chinese 2.1%
   
5. French 1%
   
6. French Creoles (various) 1%
   
7. Italian 0.72%
   
8. Russian 0.62%
9. Vietnamese
10. Greek
    
11. Arabic
    
12. Khmer
    
13. American Sign Language

Answer 5

English