Category:Languages of the United States

• ► American English‎ (7 C, 58 P)
• ► Lists of United States abbreviations‎ (8 P)

A

• ► Algonquian languages‎ (6 C, 17 P)
• ► American Sign Language‎ (13 P)
• ► Anishinaabe languages‎ (1 C, 22 P)

C

• ► Cajun language‎ (4 P)
• ► Indigenous languages of California‎ (16 C, 75 P)
• ► Cherokee language‎ (5 P)

E

• ► Eastern Algonquian languages‎ (1 C, 27 P)

E cont.

• ► Language education in the United States‎ (1 C, 16 P)
• ► English language-only movement in the United States‎ (9 P)

H

• ► Hawaiian language‎ (5 C, 9 P)

I

• ► Indigenous languages of Alaska‎ (1 C, 28 P)
• ► Indigenous languages of the North American eastern woodlands‎ (4 C, 68 P)
• ► Indigenous languages of the North American Great Basin‎ (5 C, 8 P)
• ► Indigenous languages of the North American Plains‎ (7 C, 26 P)
• ► Indigenous languages of the North American Plateau‎ (7 C, 19 P)
• ► Indigenous languages of the North American Southeast‎ (3 C, 24 P)

I cont.

• ► Indigenous languages of the Pacific Northwest Coast‎ (14 C, 41 P)
• ► Indigenous languages of the Southwestern United States‎ (6 C, 33 P)
• ► Iroquoian languages‎ (2 C, 13 P)

L

• ► Languages of the United States Virgin Islands‎ (3 P)

N

• ► Navajo language‎ (1 C, 6 P)

P

• ► Pennsylvania German language‎ (10 P)
• ► Plautdietsch language‎ (1 C, 3 P)

S

• ► Spanish language‎ (30 C, 133 P)

U

• ► United States language templates‎ (8 P)

• Languages of the United States

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• List of extinct languages of North America

A

• Abenaki language
• Acadian French
• Achumawi language
• Adai language
• Afro-Seminole Creole
• Alabama language
• Great Lakes Algonquian syllabary
• Algonquian languages
• Algonquin language
• American Sign Language
• Angloromani language
• Arapaho language
• Arapahoan languages
• Assiniboine language
• Atakapa language
• Atsugewi language
• Awaswas

B

• Barbareño language
• Biloxi language
• Blackfoot language

C

• Caddo language
• Cahto language
• Cajun French
• Survey of California and Other Indian Languages
• Cantonese
• Carolina Algonquian language
• Catawban languages
• Cayuga language
• Central Algonquian languages
• Central Pomo language
• Chalon
• Chehalis people
• Chemakum language
• Chevak Cup’ik language
• Cheyenne language
• Chickasaw language
• Chimariko language
• Chinook Jargon
• Chinookan languages
• Chippewa language
• Chitimacha language
• Chochenyo
• Choctaw language
• Coeur d'Alene language
• Coeur d'Alene people
• Colonial French
• Colville-Okanagan language
• Comanche language
• Congress on the French language in Canada
• First Congress on the French Language in Canada
• Second Congress on the French Language in Canada
• Third Congress on the French Language in Canada
• Cowlitz language
• Crow language

D

• Delaware languages

E

• Eastern Abnaki language
• Eastern Algonquian languages
• Eastern Cree syllabics
• Eastern Pomo language
• American English
• English language
• Esselen language
• Etchemin language
• Executive Order 13166

F

• Fox language

F cont.

• French language
• French Academy of Bilingual Culture, New Milford, New Jersey
• French in the United States

G

• German in the United States
• Gros Ventre language
• Gullah language

H

• Havasupai dialect
• Haida language
• Halkomelem language
• Hän language
• Hawaiian language
• Hawaiian Pidgin
• Hidatsa language
• Hopi language
• Hupa language

I

• Inuktitut
• Iroquoian languages
• Italian language in the United States

J

• Japanese language education in the United States
• Jersey Dutch
• User:Jiashudiwanjin/Maricopa language-DRAFT
• User:Jomeara421/Munsee Drafts

K

• Central Kalapuya language
• Northern Kalapuya language
• Karkin language
• Kashaya language
• Kawaiisu language
• Keresan languages
• Kiowa language
• Klamath language
• Klickitat dialect
• Koasati language
• Konkow language
• Korean language
• Kumeyaay language
• Kutenai language

L

• Lake Miwok language
• Lakota language
• Louisiana Creole French
• Louisiana French
• Luso-American

M

• Mahican language
• Maiduan languages
• Malecite-Passamaquoddy language
• Mandan language
• Maricopa language
• Marta Laureano
• Massachusett language
• Mattole language
• Menominee language
• Mescalero-Chiricahua language
• Miami-Illinois language
• Mikasuki language
• Mi'kmaq language
• Missouri French
• Mobilian Jargon
• Mohawk Dutch
• Mohawk language
• Mohegan-Pequot language
• Montana Salish language
• List of multilingual Presidents of the United States
• Munsee grammar
• Munsee language
• Creek language
• Mutsun language

N

• Nanticoke language
• Narragansett language

N cont.

• Nashaway people
• Navajo language
• Nawathinehena language
• New Mexican Spanish
• Nez Perce language
• Nooksack language
• North American Academy of the Spanish Language
• North Central Romani
• Northeastern Pomo language
• Northern Pomo language
• Colorado River Numic language
• Ute dialect
• Mono language (Native American)
• Nunivak Cup'ig language

O

• Obispeño language
• Odawa people
• Ojibwe dialects
• Ojibwe grammar
• Ojibwe language
• Ojibwe phonology
• Ojibwe writing systems
• Oneida language
• Onondaga language
• Osage Nation
• Ottawa dialect
• Ottawa oral literature and texts
• Ottawa phonology

P

• Northern Paiute language
• Passamaquoddy people
• Pawnee language
• Pennsylvania German language
• Penobscot people
• Picuris dialect
• Piman languages
• O'odham language
• Piro Pueblo
• Piscataway language
• Plains Apache language
• Plains Cree
• Plautdietsch language
• Pomoan languages
• Portuguese American
• Potawatomi language
• Powhatan
• Powhatan language

Q

• Quileute people
• Quileute language
• Quinault people
• Quiripi language

R

• Ramaytush
• Rumsen language

S

• Saanich language
• Sahaptian languages
• Salinan language
• Sekani language
• Shawnee language
• Shoshoni language
• Shuswap language
• Siculish
• Southeastern Pomo language
• Southern Interior Salish languages
• Southern Pomo language
• Southern Sierra Miwok language
• Southern Tiwa language
• Spanglish
• Spanish language