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What U.S. city or metro do you assign to each of the following groups of people?
No, you don't have to do every group. Each group can also be assigned to multiple cities, towns, metros, etc. Also, feel free to add to the list.
Irish
German
Italian
English
Spanish
Polish
Greek
French
Ukrainian
Romanian
Portuguese
Swedish
Turkish
Russian
Mongolian
Chinese
Japanese
Korean
Tai
Filipino
Indian
Pakistani
Iranian
Iraqi
Saudi Arabian
Syrian
Australian
Egyptian
Ethiopian
Nigerian
Somalian
Kenyan
South African
Argentinian
Chilean
Peruvian
Brazilian
Ecuadorian
Colombian
Venezuelan
Panamanian
Honduran
Salvadoran
Guatemalan
Mexican
Cuban
Jamaican
Haitian
Dominican
Bahamian
Puerto Rican
Native American
Canadian
Irish - Boston
Italian - New Haven, Long Island, most of New Jersey / Connecticut
Mexican - San Antonio and El Paso
Puerto Rican - Hartford and NYC
French - New Orleans and Northern Maine
German - Fargo, Dubuque, and Madison
Polish - Scranton and Chicago
Russian - Staten Island and Pittsburgh
Swedish - Minneapolis
"According to Professor Vyacheslav Ivanov of UCLA, there are at least 224 identified languages in Los Angeles County.
This does not include differing dialects. Professor Ivanov estimates that publications are locally produced in about 180 of
these languages. Only 92 languages have been specifically identified among students of the Los Angeles Unified School District."
"According to Professor Vyacheslav Ivanov of UCLA, there are at least 224 identified languages in Los Angeles County.
This does not include differing dialects. Professor Ivanov estimates that publications are locally produced in about 180 of
these languages. Only 92 languages have been specifically identified among students of the Los Angeles Unified School District."
Impressive, but doesn't hold a candle to the 800 different languages that are spoken in NYC, which is the most linguistically diverse city in the world.
Haitian - New York City Metro (Brooklyn, Queens, Harlem, Long island)
New Jersey
Boston (and surrounding areas(
All of Florida
you can add Philadelphia, and Maryland in there too.
I excluded New York and Los Angeles from my list because those cities are so super massive that they would dominate almost every group. Many of my ?? I know these people are found in large #s in LA and NY.
Irish - Providence, RI
German - Milwaukee, WI
Italian - Hartford, CT
English - Birmingham, AL
Spanish - Miami, FL
Polish - Detroit, MI
Greek - Detroit, MI
French - New Orleans, LA
Ukrainian - Chicago, IL
Romanian - Chicago, IL
Portuguese - Boston, MA
Swedish - Minneapolis, MN
Turkish - ??
Russian - ???? Seattle, WA
Mongolian -????
Chinese - San Francisco
Japanese - San Francisco
Korean - Atlanta
Tai - ???
Filipino - Jacksonville, FL (I have heard a large Filipino population is there.)
Indian - Detroit, MI
Pakistani - Detroit, MI
Iranian - ??
Iraqi - Detroit, MI
Saudi Arabian - Detroit, MI
Syrian - Detroit, MI
Australian - San diego, CA
Egyptian - Detroit, MI
Ethiopian - Washington DC
Nigerian - Atlanta, GA
Somalian - Minneapolis, MN
Kenyan - Houston (I have heard a large Kenyan population is there)
South African - ??
Argentinian - Miami, FL
Chilean - ??
Peruvian - ??
Brazilian - Orlando, FL
Ecuadorian - ??
Colombian - Tampa, FL
Venezuelan - Tampa, FL
Panamanian - ??
Honduran - Houston, TX
Salvadoran - Dallas, TX
Guatemalan - Dallas, TX
Mexican - San Antonio, TX
Cuban - Tampa, FL (sorry, Miami! )
Jamaican - Miami
Haitian - Miami
Dominican - Tampa
Bahamian - ??
Puerto Rican - Orlando, FL
Native American - Alberqurque, NM
Canadian
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