If all cruise ships were a country, I’ll bet their primary language would be Tagalog.

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Aug 24, 2024
12:26:25am

Crowgar All-American

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The most spoken language besides English and Spanish in each state…

Crowgar All-American

Aug 23, 9:37pm

Had no clue that much German is spoken in the USA

Ted Lasso

Aug 23, 9:42pm

A lot of Mennonites in those area who speak German.

bluesloth

Aug 23, 10:06pm

But Idaho????

UNLVcougar

Aug 23, 11:30pm

RE: But Idaho????

Japan Coug

Aug 24, 1:04am

West Coast checks out

Indy Coug

Aug 23, 10:19pm

My first thought too

Crowd Factor

Aug 23, 11:05pm

Texas and Oklahoma are surprising to me.

TempeCoug

Aug 23, 10:37pm

Houston has a massive Vietnamese population. Oklahoma City one is large too.

UNLVcougar

Aug 23, 11:31pm

Heritage /= Language spoken

Hinta

Aug 23, 11:09pm

I’m surprised NY isn’t Arabic and given historical context Hawaii is ironic and

Crowd Factor

Aug 23, 11:10pm

If all cruise ships were a country, I’ll bet their primary language would be Tagalog.

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