How Many People Speak Spanish at Home in the U.S.?
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How many people speak Spanish at home in the U.S.?
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey, 41.8 million people in the United States speak Spanish at home. That makes Spanish the second most common language spoken at home in the country.
What about Florida?
U.S. Census QuickFacts for Florida reports that 30% of Floridians age 5 and older speak a language other than English at home. This number covers all languages, not only Spanish, so it does not tell us exactly how many Floridians speak Spanish specifically.
Why English still matters
The Duolingo Language Report 2025 notes that English is the most-studied language in 154 countries. This helps explain why many Spanish speakers in the U.S. and in Florida choose to learn English, even while keeping Spanish at home.
Where InglésAlDía fits in
InglésAlDía is described as an English course for Spanish speakers, with real-life phrases for work, the doctor, school, and the landlord, plus listen-and-speak drills and spaced repetition. The material says there is no account, no ads, and no hearts.
- Two prices appear in the material: $4.99 and $29.
- The material does not explain what each plan includes, so the difference between them is not clear from what we have.
- Although the course is described elsewhere as free, the material we reviewed lists only paid plans and does not mention a free version.
What we don't know
Some questions can't be answered from the material we have:
- What English level you need before starting.
- Whether text you type or paste into the app is stored.
- Exactly what lessons or features come with each plan.
Based on what's provided, InglésAlDía is a language-learning tool, not a legal or immigration service. This page is not legal, medical, or tax advice. For any legal, immigration, or official question, confirm with an official agency or a qualified professional.
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