Colorado Residents Are Learning New Languages—Here’s What Tops the List

There are many of us in Colorado who are bilingual. 16 percent of Colorado residents speak a language other than is not English, and Spanish, Russian, Vietnamese, and German are the most spoken languages across the Centennial State.

Many Coloradans Speak Multiple Languages

Learning a new language is as easy as ever. There are artificial intelligence chatbots designed to help people learn new languages and countless educational apps to help.

Technology Makes Learning a New Language Easier

There is even an app called BoldVoice that helps non-native English speakers with their accent.

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Most Popular Languages Coloradans Want to Learn

What languages do Coloradans want to learn the most? LTL Language School looked at a ton of search data and found that Colorado residents want to learn a variety of languages.

Japanese Tops the List of Desired Languages in Colorado

Based on their research, Colorado residents aspire to learn Japanese more than any other language. There is an average of nearly 2,000 searches a month to learn the language.

Hebrew and Arabic Are Also Popular Choices in Colorado

LTL Language School also found that Hebrew is the second language that Colorado residents want to learn the most. That is followed by Arabic.

Colorado’s Interest in Learning New Languages Nationwide

Colorado ranked as the 19th state that was most interested in learning a new language.

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Favorite Language Learning Apps to Try

Like I said earlier, learning a new language is the easiest it has ever been. Duolingo is the most popular app out there for learning. Personally, I would love to learn French or Spanish. What about you? Send us a message on the app and let us know what language you would like to learn next.