Commuting Times, Median Rents and Language other than English Use

The US Census Bureau will hold an online press conference at 10 am on Wednesday September 12 and will announce the results of the survey.

Present statistics on 2017 income, poverty and health coverage coverage and the 2017 US community survey schedule

Among the people who speak other languages, the country's commuting time, median rent, and English ability are improving.

Over 100,000 people in total use 16 languages ​​other than English as their main language at home. In second place New York State there are over 100,000 people using nine languages ​​other than English. In addition to English, the most common language is Spanish, accounting for 28.46% (9, 696, 638) of the population. Because Asia is serving most of newcomers in California, California concentrates on the highest concentrations of Vietnam and China nationwide, making it the second highest concentration among Koreans and the third in Tagalog It was highly concentrated. Ground

English may be the main language used in the United States, but it is far from the only language. In fact, there are 350 different languages ​​in this country. Naturally, the most common language other than English is Spanish, followed by Chinese, Tagalog, Vietnamese and Arabic. Despite the diverse languages ​​of the country, most English speaking people do not speak except English. Only one in five American adults speaks the second language. Compared to other countries, this is a surprisingly low percentage of the population - 66% of European adults can speak multiple languages

In Australia today there are many people with backgrounds that do not speak English. 16% of the population (2.5 million) speak languages ​​other than English at home, including about 400 different languages, including 48 indigenous languages ​​and Torres Strait Islander languages. The five major community languages ​​are Italian, Greek, Cantonese, Arabic / Lebanese, Vietnamese, with over 100,000 speakers per language community (ABS 1996b). In cultural and linguistically diverse communities, alcohol usage patterns follow general community trends. In general communities, men drink alcohol more frequently than females. 49% is 61%.

Canadian language diversity is beyond the two official languages. In Canada, 4.7 million people (14.2% of the total population) reported that languages ​​other than English or French are the most common, 1.9 million (5.8%) regularly use this language as the second language The main mother tongue is English or French. In Canada, 20.0% of the population speaks languages ​​other than English or French at home. The number of sign language that is common in English or French, for 213,000 or more people, the other languages ​​are the mother tongue and the number of sign language which is finally reported as a family language is close to 25,000 (15,000), most commonly 9,800 .