Chances are, there's plenty you didn't know about your home state.
For example, you might not know that excluding English, French is the most common language spoken at home in Maine.
We set out to find the most common languages — besides English — spoken at home in every state, based on the US Census Bureau's 2012-2016 American Community Survey estimates.
As it turns out, people in the US speak several other languages besides English and Spanish.
Keep scrolling to see the most popular languages spoken at home in your state.
Andy Kiersz contributed reporting to this article.
ALABAMA: Spanish
Number of people who speak Spanish: 147,816
Second most popular language: Chinese (including Mandarin and Cantonese): 9,554
Third most popular language: German: 8,205
ALASKA: other native languages of North America
Number of people who speak other native languages of North America: 30,242
Second most popular language: Spanish: 24,078
Third most popular language: Tagalog (including Filipino) 16,460
ARIZONA: Spanish
Number of people who speak Spanish: 1,285,656
Second most popular language: Navajo: 82,668
Third most popular language: Chinese (including Mandarin and Cantonese): 30,222
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