what are the top three languages spoken in mexico other than spanish?
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There are other languages not native to Mexico that are spoken in the country. Besides Spanish, the most populous are probably English, German (Plautdietsch), Arabic, Chinese and Japanese.
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['Tequila Cabeza. ... ', 'Sesión Blanco. ... ', 'Santo Fino Blanco. ... ', 'Villa Lobos Extra Añejo. ... ', 'Siembre Valles Ancestral Blanco. Siembre Valles Ancestral Blanco Siembre Valles. ... ', "Siete Leguas Reposado. Siete Leguas Reposado Jason O'Bryan. ... ", 'Patrón Añejo 10 Años. Patrón Añejo 10 Años Courtesy of Patron. ... ', 'Qui Rare Extra Añejo. Qui Rare Extra Añejo Qui.']
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Latin is spoken by 1 billion people worldwide. Spain, Mexico, Argentina, Portugal, France, Italy, and Romania are just a few examples of countries where Latin is spoken.
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The most widely spoken language in Ecuador is Spanish, more than 2.3 million use it as their primary language. Besides Spanish, there are about 24 other indigenous languages also in use here.
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['1 Xalapa (or Jalapa) — state capital and a beautiful college town with its colonial architecture.', '2 Catemaco — famous as the witchcraft center of Mexico.', '3 Coatepec.', '4 Coatzacoalcos.', '5 Córdoba.', '6 La Gloria.', '7 Orizaba.', '8 Papantla.']
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By 2010, Spanish was still the most widely spoken language after English, but it was followed by Chinese, French, Tagalog, and Vietnamese.
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["Mixtec. Seven percent of Mexico's indigenous speakers speak one of 57 Mixtec languages. ... ", 'Zapotec. 6.84% of speakers of indigenous languages speak one of 64 Zapotec languages. ... ', 'Mazateco. ... ', 'Chinanteca. ... ', 'Mixe. ... ', 'Zoque. ... ', 'Amuzgo.']
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['Chinese – 17.2% native speakers. ( 2015)', 'Spanish – 10.3% native speakers (2015)', 'Tagalog – 2.68% native speakers (2015)']
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['English 69.7%', 'Spanish 28.5%', 'Navajo 3.5%', 'other 4.1%']
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['English – 254 million native speakers. ... ', 'Spanish – 43,200,000 native speakers. ... ', 'Chinese (including Cantonese, Mandarin and other varieties) – 2,900,000 native speakers. ... ', 'Tagalog – 1,610,000 native speakers. ... ', 'Vietnamese – 1,400,000 native speakers. ... ', 'French and French Creole (including Cajun) – 1,281,300 native speakers.']
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Although the United States does not have an official language, the most commonly used language is English (specifically, American English), which is the de facto national language. Many other languages are also spoken in the United States, especially Spanish.
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The only official language is Spanish, but English Garifuna and various indigenous languages are also spoken. only 3% of the population has a maternal language that is not Spanish, and of these, 90% speak Spanish as their second language. Ethnic groups and languages spoken: Spanish: the country's official language.
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listen)) is a language or group of languages of the Uto-Aztecan language family. Varieties of Nahuatl are spoken by about 1.7 million Nahua peoples, most of whom live in central Mexico. Nahuatl has been spoken in central Mexico since at least the seventh century CE.
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Jalisco's diversity, beautiful landscapes and cultural traditions make it one of Mexico's most popular tourist destinations. The state has introduced the world to the traditions of mariachis, tequila, the Ballet Folklórico, the Mexican Hat Dance, charros and sombreros.
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The many and varied indigenous languages spoken in Oaxaca include: Mixtec. Seven percent of Mexico's indigenous speakers speak one of 57 Mixtec languages. Mixtecs have migrated to every state in Mexico, but they are indigenous to Oaxaca (where 57 percent reside) and Guerrero (where 26 percent reside).
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['French.', 'German.', 'Italian.', 'Japanese.', 'Korean.', 'Portuguese (Br)', 'Russian.', 'Spanish (LatAm)']
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['The official language of Nicaragua is Spanish; however, Nicaraguans on the Caribbean coast speak indigenous languages and also English. ... ', "Spanish is spoken by 90% of the country's population. ... ", 'English is also spoken among Nicaraguans, expats from the United States and Canada, and widely used by the tourism sector.']