english is spoken the most in the united states.
english is spoken the most in the united states.
what language is spoken the most in the united states?
english
while there is a variety of languages spoken in liberia (where english is the official language of the country), the majority of liberians in the united states speak standard english as well as the liberian kreyol language also known as kolokwa which serves as a lingua franca among liberians of different ethnic groups. the kru languages such as bassa, kru (of the same name) and krahn are the most widely spoken liberian native dialects in the united states as well as kpelle and mandingo, both mande languages. another language spoken by some liberian americans is gullah, a creole language, though this language is spoken primarily by the descendants of slaves brought from sierra leone, liberia, and guinea, and not by recent immigrants. it is spoken by a small group of people in the carolina sea islands and the mid-atlantic coast of the united states.
liberian americans
oʼodham language









































oʼodham (pronounced ) or papago-pima is a uto-aztecan language of southern arizona and northern sonora, mexico, where the tohono oʼodham (formerly called the papago) and akimel oʼodham (traditionally called pima) reside. in 2000 there were estimated to be approximately 9,750 speakers in the united states and mexico combined, although there may be more due to underreporting.









































it is the 10th most-spoken indigenous language in the united states, the 3rd most-spoken indigenous language in arizona after western apache and navajo. it is the third-most spoken language in pinal county, arizona, and the fourth-most spoken language in pima county, arizona.
oʼodham language