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The US federal government does not have official languages, but 32 out of 50 US state governments have acknowledged the official status of English. English is an important language for some former British colonies and guardians, such as Bahrain, Bangladesh, Brunei, Cyprus and the United Arab Emirates, although they are not officially recognized. Because English is widely used, it is often called "global language" which is a common language of the modern world, and it is not an official language in most countries, but it is currently the most commonly used language. It is the official language of aviation and maritime communication in compliance with foreign language international treaties. English is one of the official languages ​​of many other international organizations including the United Nations and the International Olympic Committee.

According to the US government, the United States has no official language. Almost all the languages ​​of the world are used in the United States, but the most commonly used languages ​​other than English are Spanish, Chinese, French, and German. Ninety percent of the US population speaks English at least to some extent and most official business is done in English. Some states have official languages ​​or preferred languages. For example, English and Hawaiian are the official languages ​​of Hawaii.

English-only campaign, also known as official English campaign, is a political campaign that uses English as the only official language in the United States and only English in the official work of the US government. The United States did not have a legal policy declaring the official use of Mandarin. However, in certain time zones and places, there are various actions that promote or require the use of English, such as American Indian boarding school. Several language selection policies are implemented at the state level. These efforts are driven by American English, the oldest and largest official English organization in the United States.