Immigrants spoke whatever language(s) they spoke in their place of origin unless and until they learned the primary languages of the place to which they had immigrated.
Immigrants to the United States could learn English but arrived speaking English, Russian, Yiddish, Japanese, German, Italian, Romanian, Arabic, or any number of other languages.
Immigrants to Brazil could learn Brazilian Portuguese but arrived speaking English Portuguese, Russian, Yiddish, Japanese, German, Italian, Romanian, Arabic, or any number of other languages.
The language most immigrants speak can vary depending on their country of origin. Commonly spoken languages among immigrants include Spanish, Chinese, Arabic, and Hindi. Additionally, many immigrants may also speak English as a second language.
The Russian immigrants spoke Russian.
Michigan has no official language but most of the population will speak English, or American English, as their first language.
No. It is a fair expectation that immigrants to a new country be expected to learn the local language. However immigrants should receive free language education when they arrive.
English is the main language but many immigrants speak the language of their home country.
English is the main language but immigrants may speak their native languages at home.
Most people speak english. However you will find some immigrants who tend to speak their own language. Not many people speak the Irish language but you will see it on signs and in pubs
many bosses were immigrants who had worked their way up in politics. they could speak to the immigrants in their language, helping them to find jobs and housing. in return the immigrants would pledge their votes.
The can speak their own language. It's just that "their own language" is now either English or one of the local creoles.After a one or two generations, immigrants in ANY country speak the language of the country.
Chinese immigrants would speak Chinese but the primary language in The Netherlands is Dutch.
many bosses were immigrants who had worked their way up in politics. they could speak to the immigrants in their language, helping them to find jobs and housing. in return the immigrants would pledge their votes.
many bosses were immigrants who had worked their way up in politics. they could speak to the immigrants in their language, helping them to find jobs and housing. in return the immigrants would pledge their votes.