 
 <prompt> text: ```Make use of di article to answer di questions.

Plenty languages dey wey dem dey use for United States, or wey dem don use before. Over 500 languages dey wey people for U.S. dey speak for different levels. Di language wey dem dey use pass na English (specifically American English), wey be di national language of United States. Since di 1965 Immigration Act, Spanish na di second most common language for di country. Di state government of Louisiana dey offer services and documents for French, as New Mexico dey do for Spanish.

Plenty languages dey wey be indigenous to North America or to U.S. states or holdings for di Pacific region. Hawaiian, even though e get few native speakers, na official language along with English for di state level for Hawaii. Alaska recognize twenty Native languages as official.

According to di American Community Survey 2016, wey United States Census Bureau endorse, di languages wey people dey speak for house wey pass 100,000 (in millions) speakers wey dey older than five na:

While modern estimates show say American Sign Language don dey used by as many as 500,000 Americans, as of 1972—the last official survey, closer estimates dey around 100,000 as of 2011. (Although different cultural factors, like di passage of di Americans with Disabilities Act, don make educational opportunities plenty for deaf children, wey fit double or triple di number of current ASL users.).

1. Wetin be di three most used languages for US?
2. Wetin be di national language?
3. How many people dey use ASL?
4. Wetin dey influence these numbers?
5. And wetin government law?
6. How many indigenous languages dey for Alaska?
7. Where French dey common pass?
8. How many languages dey use?
9. Who dey measure di use of languages by di American populace?
10. Apart from English, which language dey official for Hawaii

Numbered answers:``` ``` <response>: ```1. English, Spanish, and French
2. American English na di main language wey dey use for United States
3. reach 500,000 Americans fit dey
4. different cultural factors
5. Americans with Disabilities Act
6. twenty
7. Louisiana
8. Pass 500
9. American Community Survey
10. Hawaiian``` 