What languages are there in America?

Because many Americans are immigrants, there are many languages in America. Some languages come from European immigrants, mainly English, some are native languages of India, and some are a mixture of the two. Ranked by population, the main languages include:

Spanish: 365,438+00,000 people, all over America.

English: 300 million people, mainly distributed in the United States, Canada, Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, Bahamas, Bermuda, Belize, Guyana, Falkland and many Caribbean island countries.

Portuguese: 6.5438+85 million people, mainly in Brazil.

French:120,000 people, mainly distributed in Quebec, Canada, Caribbean islands, and southern Louisiana, USA.