# Spanish speakers
|
City
|
%
|
1,850,000
|
New York
|
24
|
1,555,000
|
Los Angeles
|
41
|
817,000
|
Houston
|
38
|
601,000
|
Chicago
|
24
|
540,000
|
San Antonio
|
38
|
469,000
|
Phoenix
|
30
|
455,000
|
Dallas
|
37
|
414,000
|
El Paso
|
66
|
305,000
|
Miami
|
70
|
294,000
|
San Diego
|
22
|
215,000
|
San Jose
|
22
|
212,000
|
Laredo
|
90
|
|
# Spanish speakers
|
City
|
%
|
211,000
|
Fort Worth
|
26
|
209,000
|
Santa Ana
|
67
|
207,000
|
Hialeah
|
93
|
196,000
|
Austin
|
22
|
159,000
|
Philadelphia
|
11
|
149,000
|
Las Vegas
|
25
|
147,000
|
Long Beach
|
34
|
145,000
|
Fresno
|
30
|
142,000
|
Brownsville
|
85
|
140,000
|
Anaheim
|
42
|
139,000
|
Tucson
|
27
|
123,000
|
Denver
|
18
|
|
for a total of 122502.9 (home) Spanish speakers.
Quiz cut off is 123K. Darn the luck.
This source claims 49.2% of the population is Hispanic, which suggests more than half of those either:
* don't speak Spanish
* speak Spanish, but
+ speak English at home
+ speak some other language at home
+ don't talk at home
- I will leave it to the reader to speculate why
Puerto Rico's in America