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Some states would be bilingual, like utah for example, with its large Mormon population that settled it, they would speak both english and spanish officially, but in future generations, spanish would predominate.
How did you arrive at the state line idea, for language demarcation? Michigan itself would be at least trilingual, with Polish, Dutch and Finnish, with everyone also speaking the German you have inflicted upon them against their will..
(German immigration was gigantic in the Midwest in the 19th century. Pennsylvania would be bilingual in English and German, but english would predominate.)
Haha, English is a Germanic based language and German is supposedly the easiest language for us to learn-sure is ugly though.
I often wonder if English sounds as ugly to non-native speakers.
I don't think German is ugly. It is under appreciated. It is fun to speak, even though I speak it badly.
My friend from Germany, a native German speaker who learned English as his third language, said that to the German ear, English has a very pleasant sound.
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