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Norwegian Source: American Community Survey, 2005 Summary File	Full list of languages reported to the US Census Hide age breakdown (all states) Hide ability to speak English (all states)
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	Ages 5 - 17	18 - 64	65 +	Total
California	234	2,977	1,458	4,669
Speak English “very well”	234	2,764	1,396	4,394
Speak English “well”		213	62	275
Speak English “not well”
Speak English “not at all”
Washington	351	2,308	1,956	4,615
Speak English “very well”	351	1,749	1,569	3,669
Speak English “well”		434	387	821
Speak English “not well”		125		125
Speak English “not at all”
Minnesota	140	881	1,951	2,972
Speak English “very well”	140	698	1,327	2,165
Speak English “well”		183	278	461
Speak English “not well”			346	346
Speak English “not at all”
Texas	313	2,470	142	2,925
Speak English “very well”	313	1,989	142	2,444
Speak English “well”		355		355
Speak English “not well”		126		126
Speak English “not at all”
New York	118	1,394	1,321	2,833
Speak English “very well”	118	1,394	687	2,199
Speak English “well”			634	634
Speak English “not well”
Speak English “not at all”
Wisconsin	100	841	1,592	2,533
Speak English “very well”	39	744	1,477	2,260
Speak English “well”	61		115	176
Speak English “not well”		97		97
Speak English “not at all”
Florida	366	1,208	469	2,043
Speak English “very well”	79	1,140	143	1,362
Speak English “well”	190	68	326	584
Speak English “not well”
Speak English “not at all”	97			97
North Dakota	204	442	1,097	1,743
Speak English “very well”	85	399	994	1,478
Speak English “well”		43	103	146
Speak English “not well”	119			119
Speak English “not at all”
New Jersey	313	793	304	1,410
Speak English “very well”	313	793	204	1,310
Speak English “well”
Speak English “not well”			100	100
Speak English “not at all”
North Carolina	84	465	709	1,258
Speak English “very well”	84	465	709	1,258
Speak English “well”
Speak English “not well”
Speak English “not at all”
Montana		595	551	1,146
Speak English “very well”		567	551	1,118
Speak English “well”		28		28
Speak English “not well”
Speak English “not at all”
Iowa	286	459	299	1,044
Speak English “very well”	286	229	167	682
Speak English “well”		145	132	277
Speak English “not well”		85		85
Speak English “not at all”
Oregon		695	323	1,018
Speak English “very well”		611	198	809
Speak English “well”		84	125	209
Speak English “not well”
Speak English “not at all”
Arizona		295	515	810
Speak English “very well”		295	401	696
Speak English “well”			58	58
Speak English “not well”			56	56
Speak English “not at all”
Connecticut	63	482	248	793
Speak English “very well”	63	421		484
Speak English “well”		61	248	309
Speak English “not well”
Speak English “not at all”
Illinois	104	517	46	667
Speak English “very well”	104	393	46	543
Speak English “well”		124		124
Speak English “not well”
Speak English “not at all”
Colorado	127	279	216	622
Speak English “very well”	127	208	216	551
Speak English “well”		71		71
Speak English “not well”
Speak English “not at all”
Maryland	138	411	72	621
Speak English “very well”	138	411	72	621
Speak English “well”
Speak English “not well”
Speak English “not at all”
Michigan	170	243	94	507
Speak English “very well”	170	243	94	507
Speak English “well”
Speak English “not well”
Speak English “not at all”
Georgia		425	80	505
Speak English “very well”		367	80	447
Speak English “well”
Speak English “not well”		58		58
Speak English “not at all”
New Hampshire	27	464		491
Speak English “very well”	27	464		491
Speak English “well”
Speak English “not well”
Speak English “not at all”
Virginia		458	16	474
Speak English “very well”		458	16	474
Speak English “well”
Speak English “not well”
Speak English “not at all”
Pennsylvania		342	101	443
Speak English “very well”		197	101	298
Speak English “well”		145		145
Speak English “not well”
Speak English “not at all”
South Carolina		395		395
Speak English “very well”		395		395
Speak English “well”
Speak English “not well”
Speak English “not at all”
Oklahoma			390	390
Speak English “very well”			297	297
Speak English “well”			93	93
Speak English “not well”
Speak English “not at all”
Alaska		170	212	382
Speak English “very well”		170	212	382
Speak English “well”
Speak English “not well”
Speak English “not at all”
Massachusetts		184	194	378
Speak English “very well”		126	89	215
Speak English “well”		58	105	163
Speak English “not well”
Speak English “not at all”
Delaware	116	159		275
Speak English “very well”	116	159		275
Speak English “well”
Speak English “not well”
Speak English “not at all”
Utah	149	126		275
Speak English “very well”	149	126		275
Speak English “well”
Speak English “not well”
Speak English “not at all”
Alabama		222	45	267
Speak English “very well”		222	45	267
Speak English “well”
Speak English “not well”
Speak English “not at all”
South Dakota			256	256
Speak English “very well”			235	235
Speak English “well”			21	21
Speak English “not well”
Speak English “not at all”
Wyoming	117			117
Speak English “very well”	117			117
Speak English “well”
Speak English “not well”
Speak English “not at all”
Missouri		115		115
Speak English “very well”		115		115
Speak English “well”
Speak English “not well”
Speak English “not at all”
Idaho	20		80	100
Speak English “very well”	20		80	100
Speak English “well”
Speak English “not well”
Speak English “not at all”
Indiana		97		97
Speak English “very well”		97		97
Speak English “well”
Speak English “not well”
Speak English “not at all”
Nevada		89		89
Speak English “very well”		89		89
Speak English “well”
Speak English “not well”
Speak English “not at all”
Ohio		79		79
Speak English “very well”		79		79
Speak English “well”
Speak English “not well”
Speak English “not at all”
Arkansas		75		75
Speak English “very well”		75		75
Speak English “well”
Speak English “not well”
Speak English “not at all”
New Mexico		48		48
Speak English “very well”		48		48
Speak English “well”
Speak English “not well”
Speak English “not at all”
Nebraska	44			44
Speak English “very well”	44			44
Speak English “well”
Speak English “not well”
Speak English “not at all”
Totals:	3,584	21,203	14,737	39,524

Data are estimates based on a sample and are subject to sampling variability. Data are not displayed where there were insufficient samples with which to compute an estimate.

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