It really depends on where you are and who you're talking to. Two years of foreign language is mandatory for lots of high schools, so many people are more or less bilingual.
English, Spanish, and various Asian languages are the most common [Indian, Mandarin Chinese, and Japanese].
A lot of students are getting interested in learning to speak another language due to increased communication between nations, but for the most part, the most common thing you'll find is someone who speaks English and conversant Spanish or a Hispanic person who knows English.
The United States does not have a National Language, but the main language spoken is English. Other dominant languages spoken are Chinese, Spanish, and many others.
English is the official language of the United States. There is a large population of Spanish speakers in the US as well.
Nearly 100% of all its citizens. Only very new arrivals may be still busy learning. But it is not everyone's firstlanguage. Almost 20% of all US citizens are Hispanic, which makes them the largest minority group in the country. It's a reason that also more and more non-Hispanic US citizens learn to speak Spanish today. For Washington politicians and Presidential candidates , it's almost become a disadvantage if they don't speak it.
I can't give you a precise answer but most teens learn another language in high school or middle school. In college, you usually have to know another language.
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Approximately 79% of people in the US speak English as their primary language.
In the USA most people speak a language somewhat like English.
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Approximately 1.2 million people in the US speak French as their primary language. This number includes both native speakers and individuals who have learned French as a second language.
English is a very common language that people around the world speak. The migrants who come to US probably speak English as well as their native language. If they don't speak English, they will probably learn some as they continue to live in the US.
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In the US, about 8.6% of the population, or roughly 27 million people, speak a language other than English at home.
None. It is not a language indigenous to any African nation - it is a language indigenous to China.
Usually English but i do know tons of people can live in the US and speak spanish or french and there are still people who speak all languages it depends
English as a Secondary Language is a course for learning English for people who do not speak it as their primary language. It is a course for learning to speak the English language, given in a location where most people speak English, but some (mostly immigrants) have a need to learn it the way others in the US, for example, learn Spanish, Russian or Chinese.
English (which is the language of the United States) and then Spanish, because Mexico got a border with the US.