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What are the New Hampshire languages?
First English, then French Canadian, the Spanish then Russian
How many languages are spoken in New Hampshire?
New Hampshire is a small state, with an estimated population of 1.3 million people. According to an AP study conducted in 2007, the following are the languages most commonly spoken in New Hampshire: English French (28,000 people) Spanish (27,000 People) Portuguese (4500 people) Chinese (4300 people) German (3600 people) Greek (2400 people) Hindi (2300 people) Italian (1900 people) Russian (1900 people)
What state was Daniel Webster resident state?
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Why is New Jersey called Le New Jersey and New Hampshire called Le New Hampshire in French but New Mexico is called Le Nouveau-Mexique?
The reason for this seeming discrepancy can be traced back to linguistics. Both French and Spanish are romance languages. Thus, direct translations are more comonly used between these romance languages. However, when French translations are used for non-romance languages, such as the German languages of German, English, Dutch, Danish, Nowegian and Swedish, there tends to be more incorporation of Germanic origin words into the translation.
Which state's signing ratified the Constitution?
New Hampshire
Who or what was New Hampshire named for?
New Hampshire was named for Hampshire, a shire in England.
What is the abbrev for New Hampshire?
New Hampshire's abbreviation is NH.New hampshire
What State is next to the State of Maine?
the capital of New Hampshire is Concord
Which states do not have coastlines?
New Hampshire
Where is capital city of concord?
Concord, the capital city in the U.S. state of New Hampshire, is located in the southern area of New Hampshire.
What country borders Maine the state?
Maine only shares a border with one US state. This state is New Hampshire.
What kind of storms does New Hampshire have?
Yes, hurricanes do sometimes hit New Hampshire.
