Languages our students speak
As of November 2008 the following 94 languages were spoken by students who received service
from the English Language Learners program.
| Afrikaan |
Hebrew |
Romany |
| Ahtna |
Hindi |
Rumanian |
| Albanian |
Hmong |
Russian |
| Aleut |
Hungarian |
Samoan |
| Amharic |
Icelandic |
Serbo-Croatian |
| Arabic |
Indonesian |
Siberian Yupik |
| Arabic (Syria) |
Inupiaq |
Sinhalese |
| Armenian |
Italian |
Sioux |
| Athabascan |
Japanese |
Somali |
| Bengali |
Kashmiri |
Spanish |
| Bosnian |
Khmer Cambo |
Sugpiaq (Alutiq) |
| Bulgarian |
Kiswahili |
Swedish |
| Burmese |
Korean |
Tanaina |
| Cantonese |
Kosraean |
Telegu |
| Chamorro (Marls) |
Lao |
Thai |
| Chamorro (Guam) |
Macedonian |
Tlingit |
| Chinese |
Malay |
Tongan |
| Creole |
Mandarin |
Trukese |
| Creole (Africa) |
Mandinka |
Turkish |
| Cupik |
Mien |
Twi (Ghana) |
| Czech |
Navajo |
Ukranian |
| Danish |
Nepali |
Up Tanana |
| Dinka |
Nishga |
Urdu |
| Dutch |
Norwegian |
Urdu (Pakistan) |
| Filipino |
Nuer |
Vietnamese |
| French |
Owan |
Wolof |
| Gaelic |
Palau |
Yapese |
| Georgian |
Patois |
Yoruba |
| German |
Pidgin |
Yupik |
| Greek |
Polish |
Zuni |
| Han |
Portuguese |
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| Hawaiian |
Punjabi |
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