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More than one-fifth (21 per cent) of Australians spoke a language other than English at home. After English, the next most common languages spoken at home were Mandarin, Arabic, Cantonese, and Vietnamese.
Home Language is the language first acquired by learners while First Additional language is the language learnt in addition to ones Home Language. Many South African schools do not offer the home languages of some or all of the enrolled learners but rather have one or two languages offered at home Language level.
While the languages spoken by English Language Learner (ELL) students in the United States are very diverse, Spanish is the most common first or home language, spoken by 71 percent of ELL students.
The 10 most commonly reported home languages of English-learners are, in order: Spanish, Arabic, Chinese, English, Vietnamese, Hmong, Haitian Creole, Somali, Russian, and Korean.
These children are known as English learners (EL), students whose first language is not English but who are learning English. Young English learners are sometimes referred to as dual language learners (DLL) because they are learning two or more languages, either simultaneously or sequentially.
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Although as a group, English learners attending schools in the United States speak more than 400 languages, the majority of them, some eighty-five percent, are native Spanish speakers. In fact, just five languagesSpanish, Vietnamese, Hmong, Chinese, and Koreanaccount for ninety-five percent of the language variance.
78% of the U.S. population reports speaking only English at home. Most people who speak a foreign language in the U.S. are bilingual or multilingual, and commonly speak English.

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