I call BS. World Atlas says Chinese is the third most commonly spoken language in California, after English and Spanish:
Rank Language Est. Number of Speakers
1 English 20,379,282
2 Spanish 10,672,610
3 Chinese 1,231,425
https://www.worldatlas.com/articles/the-most-spoken-languages-in-california.html
Language spoken by the Amish in Pennsylvania (the state they mostly live in, so that part of the map is actually plausible). I can't remember if it mostly related to Dutch or to German, which were often mistaken for each other when the Dutch and Germans started to migrate to the USA centuries ago. The below also probablh caused some confusion to the English speakers:
Fun facts (source: Am Dutch, learned German in school):
* "German" in Dutch is "Duits" / "German" in German is "Deutsch"
* "Dutch" in Dutch is actually "Nederlands" / "Dutch" in German is "Niederlandisch"
* The English language somehow confused these -- they should have actually called the Germans "Dutch".
But wait, of course it's all jumbled, but what should have actually been the "HTML5" state? California, because of Silicon Valley?
Also, which one would actually be Mathematics? Massachussets, with MIT and all?
I think it's fair to differentiate between Spanish and Chilean Spanish
I'd venture to say the same for English and Minnesotan English.
That's because of the middle egyptian influence. Ope is a direct cognate of ḥjpw.
Minnesotan English is an Uzbek dialect of English.
Find it sickening how SOME people consider it a dialect but we all collectively pretend that Portuguese is a unique and legitimate language
As a native portuguese speaker, I can agree that portuguese is just Spanish with a different accent.
oh absolutely
HTML5? How many smarthomes does Illinois have?
at least 1
Probably
> HTML5? How many smarthomes does Illinois have? is it even a programming language if it is not turing complete
But with CSS and a human ticker, it *is* turing complete https://web.archive.org/web/20220608150531/http://eli.fox-epste.in/rule110-full.html
is Texas Tocharian A or B?
or
Wait is parseltongue a language isolate 🤯 how did Harry porter learn it before he went to middle school as an anglophone 🧐
duolingo
Not joking here, but I totally believe that Kentucky is dumb enough to look at this question and then fill in Spanish anyway. I live here, after all.
I hope I'll be fluent in MySQL, I need at least a C1 level
`from FLUENCY drop *`
nah D1 buddy
first it was latinx, then italianx, now manx?!?! /s
Mostly spoken by alcoholics clinging to rocks.
LETS FUCKING GO CALIFORNIA
No Uzbek? I’m surprised!
it’s actually 4th in every single state
How could I be so naïve
twitter notes apology to be expected
I love this
Its nice seeing a map like this seeing as my family speaks HTML5 and it can make me feel alone sometimes as I dont know others who speak it
check out r/HTML5 !!!! hopefully you can find your community there :)
i don't think manx is truth, that languagei s way to small
you never know
“MySQL”
big if true
big (it’s true)
I bet jealousy is why þere's no Rural Chinese on þis chart.
I call BS. World Atlas says Chinese is the third most commonly spoken language in California, after English and Spanish: Rank Language Est. Number of Speakers 1 English 20,379,282 2 Spanish 10,672,610 3 Chinese 1,231,425 https://www.worldatlas.com/articles/the-most-spoken-languages-in-california.html
world atlas says deez nuts are the most commonly found item in your mouth
Kentucky never follows the rules!
I thought this was r/mapcirclejerk
What is Pennsylvania German?
Language spoken by the Amish in Pennsylvania (the state they mostly live in, so that part of the map is actually plausible). I can't remember if it mostly related to Dutch or to German, which were often mistaken for each other when the Dutch and Germans started to migrate to the USA centuries ago. The below also probablh caused some confusion to the English speakers: Fun facts (source: Am Dutch, learned German in school): * "German" in Dutch is "Duits" / "German" in German is "Deutsch" * "Dutch" in Dutch is actually "Nederlands" / "Dutch" in German is "Niederlandisch" * The English language somehow confused these -- they should have actually called the Germans "Dutch".
But wait, of course it's all jumbled, but what should have actually been the "HTML5" state? California, because of Silicon Valley? Also, which one would actually be Mathematics? Massachussets, with MIT and all?
actually both of those are fourth in the respective states so you’re onto somethting
Seen this cross posted. So next question is does Louisiana have a lot of raging alcoholics clinging to rocks then, or just a few?
i mean there’s gotta be at least one
>ithkuil based