[urbanjim]

Which non-native languages are most commonly spoken in your city or town?

In St Louis, MO, they would be Bosnian, Spanish, and Vietnamese.

 

[techniques1200s]

For San Francisco, what I hear most personally:

Spanish, Chinese (mostly Cantonese I think), Tagalog, Russian, Vietnamese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, Hindi, French (thanks to the tourists). There's more, but I hear these usually a few times a week at least.

Spanish and Chinese would probably be the only two I hear every day, throughout the day, without fail.

 

[Manila-X]

Does English count for HK?

Anyway, other than English, I hear alot of Tagalog and other Philippine dialects

 

[ØlandDK]

English, Swedish, Arabic, Norwegian, Polish, Spanish, Chinese, Turkish...

 

[Chrissib]

Here it's definitively turkish...

 

[the spliff fairy]

Polish, Bengali, Hindustani, Spanish and a Nigerian language (one of many) in my area.

 

[zachus22]

A lot of Chinese (mostly Mandarin around here, Cantonese up the highway), Korean (friends), Punjabi, and there are actually a group of Peruvians at my school who do the Spanish thing.

But on a daily basis, Mandarin and Korean, hands down.

 

[DiggerD21]

Casalpusterlengo: Arab, romanian, bengali...oh and italian.

 

[Whiteeclipse]

For Orlando I would have to say Spanish, Portuguese and Arabic.

 

[Good]

Chinese and Arabic tied without a doubt, I hear them every single day. And then English, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, and of course a lot of African dialects.

 

[ChrisZwolle]

Turkish and Arabian i guess.

 

[-Corey-]

Spanish all the time XD.

 

[QroGtoMex]

Where i live: Spanish (native language), Armenian, Arabic, Korean, Japanese, Tagalog, Vietnamese, Chinese, Hindi (some people mistake my racial identity) and French ( I speak it with random people I meet)

 

[Minato ku]

Chinese and Arabic tied without a doubt, I hear them every single day. And then English, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, and of course a lot of African dialects.

Don't forget Japanese.

 

[LMCA1990]

In Colombia, without a doubt it's English. I've also met a lot of people who speak German, Japanese and French.

 

[Hia-leah JDM]

In Miami its Spanish, Creole, Portugese, French, and Russian. But Spanish is way on the top of that list down here.

 

[GM]

Arabic, and some african languages (Wolof, I don't know...?). I hear them everyday, in my block, in my street, in the bus.

 

[krudmonk]

Far and away, Spanish and Vietnamese.

 

[Skybean]

In Toronto: Cantonese, Mandarin and occasionally Korean.

In Markham, Ontario it is something like 65% Cantonese 30% Mandarin and 5% English.

 

[Substructure]

In the street, Arabic and some African languages.
At work, English and German. Sometimes Dutch as well.