Basa ing Amérika Sarékat

Basa ing Amérika Sarékat
Basa resmi	none
Basa utama	American English (82%)
Basa asli	Basa Hawai, Navajo, Basa Dakota, Alaska Tengah Yup'ik, Cherokee, Western Apache, Piman, Choctaw, Keres, Zuni, Ojibwe
Common keyboard layout(s)	QWERTY

Amérika Sarékat ora duwé basa resmi, nanging Basa Inggris dianggo wicara déning 82% pedunung minangka basa asli, kanthi mayoritas pamicara basa Inggris mung wicara siji basa (monolingual). Jinis basa Inggris sing dianggo wicara ing Amérika sarékat dikenal minangka Inggris Amérika (American English); bebarengan karo Inggris Kanada basa iki mujudaké klompok dhialèk sing diarani Basa Inggris Amérika Lor. 96% saka pedunung Amérika Sarékat wicara basa Inggris kanthi "apik" utawa "apik banget". Ing tanggal 18 Mei, 2006, Senat AS mènèhi swara (voted) tumrap owah-owahan RUU reformasi imigrasi sing nyebutaké Basa Inggris minangka Basa Nasional Amérika Sarékat. RUU Imigrasi kasebut S. 2611, lolos ing Senat tanggal 25 Mei, 2006, nanging batal amarga Senat lan DPR gagal nyetujoni owah-owahan kasebut jroning konferènsi.

Statistik Sènsus

Basa wicara ing omah (sènsus 2000)
Basa Inggris waé	82.10%
Basa Spanyol	10.71%
Basa Cina	0.61%
Basa Prancis	0.61%
Basa Jerman	0.52%
Basa Tagalog	0.46%
Basa Vietnam	0.38%
Basa Italia	0.38%
Basa Koréa	0.34%
Basa Rusia	0.26%
Basa Polski	0.25%
Basa Arab	0.23%
Basa Portugis	0.21%
Basa Jepang	0.18%
Basa Prancis Creole	0.17%
Basa Yunani	0.13%
Basa Hindi	0.12%
Basa Persia	0.11%
Basa Urdu	0.10%
Basa Kanton	0.09%
Basa Gujarati	0.08%
Basa Armenia	0.07%
Basa Hebrew	0.07%
Basa Mon-Khmer, Basa Kambodja	0.06%
Basa Kru, Basa Igbo, Basa Yoruba	0.06%
Basa Yiddish	0.06%
Basa Navajo	0.06%
Basa Mandarin	0.06%
Basa Hmong	0.06%
Basa Walanda	0.05%

Bibliografi

• Campbell, Lyle. (1997). American Indian languages: The historical linguistics of Native America. New York: Oxford University Press.
• Campbell, Lyle; & Mithun, Marianne (Eds.). (1979). The languages of native America: Historical and comparative assessment. Austin: University of Texas Press.

* Grimes, Barbara F. (Ed.). (2000). Ethnologue: Languages of the world, (14th ed.). Dallas, TX: SIL International. ISBN 1-55671-106-9. Online edition: http://www.ethnologue.com/, accessed on December 7, 2004.

• Mithun, Marianne. (1999). The languages of native North America. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
• Zededa, Ofelia; Hill, Jane H. (1991). The condition of Native American Languages in the United States. In R. H. Robins & E. M. Uhlenbeck (Eds.), Endangered languages (pp. 135-155). Oxford: Berg.

Pranala jaba

• (en) Bilingualism in the United States
• (en) Detailed List of Languages Spoken at Home for the Population 5 Years and Over by State: U.S. Census 2000
• (en) Foreign Languages in the U.S. About foreign languages and language learning in the United States
• (en) How many indigenous American languages are spoken in the United States? By how many speakers?
• (en) Native Languages of the Americas
• (en) Spanish-speaking in the U.S.
• (en) Ethnologue report for USA
• (en) Linguistic map of the United States of America