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.
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.
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.
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)
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.
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