Is English the Most Studied Language in the World?
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English Is the World's Most-Studied Language
According to the Duolingo Language Report 2025, English is the most-studied language in 154 countries. This is one number, not the whole picture — it comes from one report and reflects app usage data, not every learner in the world.
Spanish Speakers in the U.S. and Florida
In the United States, 41.8 million people speak Spanish at home. That makes Spanish the second most common language spoken at home, after English, according to the U.S. Census Bureau, ACS.
In Florida specifically, 30% of people age 5 and older speak a language other than English at home, according to U.S. Census QuickFacts: Florida.
What InglésAlDía Says It Offers
InglésAlDía describes itself as a course built around real-life English: phrases for work, the doctor, school, and the landlord, with listen-and-speak drills and spaced repetition. It also says there is no account, no ads, and no hearts.
We don't have the exact lesson list or format from the material provided. Check the app itself for those specifics.
Is It Free? What About Privacy?
The material we have lists two paid plans: $4.99 and $29. It doesn't mention a free version, and it doesn't say whether text you type or paste into the app is saved or stored.
Before entering anything personal, ask InglésAlDía directly about its privacy practices.
Is This Legal or Immigration Advice?
No. From what's provided, InglésAlDía is a language-learning tool, not a legal or immigration service. This page is not legal advice. For any legal or immigration question, confirm with an official agency or a qualified professional.
What to Do Next
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