The main languages in the United States are English, French, Spanish and Hawaiian.

1. English is the official language designated internationally (as the mother tongue) and the first language of the United States. Because Britain had many colonies all over the world in the past, English is a common language or one of the official languages in many countries and regions in modern times.

2. French is one of the independent languages of Roman language with the largest number of users after Spanish. At present, 87 million people in the world speak it as their mother tongue, and 285 million others use it (including those who speak it as a second language). French is the official language of many regions or organizations (such as the United Nations and the European Union).

3. Hawaiian belongs to the Malayo-Polynesian language family in austronesian family, which is close to Maori, Fijian, Samoan and Tahiti.

4. Spanish is spoken by about 437 million people as their mother tongue, making it the second largest language in the world, second only to Chinese. The number of people who use Spanish accounts for 4.84% of the world population. Among the seven continents, mainly in Latin American countries. Spanish is one of the six official languages of the United Nations.

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Because there is no official language with federal status, some states in the United States make English the official language, but English is the de facto official language, and there is no unified official language for the whole Federation.

due to the campaign to promote English as the official language for many years, 31 of the 51 States in the United States have passed legislation to make English the official language, and some other States have proposed relevant bills, but they are facing considerable resistance. Three states recognize other languages as parallel to English: French in Louisiana, Hawaiian in Hawaii and Spanish in New Mexico.

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