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Many Americans might not know this, but until recently, American English was not the official language of the United States of America. It was, however, the de facto language of the country, meaning that its historical use and importance made it the official language, even if Congress had never issued legislation on this issue. In the U.S., English is the language of the foundational documents, such as the Declaration of Independence or the Constitution, the language of communication, education, administration, and paperwork. But is it the only language that is spoken in daily life? Let’s have a look at 10 other languages that are widely spoken in the U.S.
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Learn these American facts!
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As American as apple pie—the very best America has to offer! |
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Delve into the astounding richness of American lore. |
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Hop in and explore vast and diverse American landscapes. |
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People and things that defined Americanness through the ages. |
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