Posted Nov 5, 2019, 12:35 PM
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I think it makes sense. Lots of elderly Germans in certain states, and manufacturing states have tons of short-term German expats. Germany was a big immigration source after WW2.
And plenty of Italian Americans in places like NJ have some rudimentary Italian language comprehension. Indians are split up in a billion languages. I think actually Yiddish might be in the running in the top few languages in NY and NJ.
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