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Injun and Spic?
Topic: [Demographics Polling] Language 2013-2014 (Read 533 times)
German?
Only went with the top-8 spoken languages (by # of speakers). This left out French, too.If there are enough in the "Other" category, I'll add it in for the 2014-2015 poll.
German?
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Sample size - 315 08-09, 141 09-10, 59 10-11
Wording is NOT preserved for this particular poll, because it was A)designed for a US forum and B)always contentious due to how specific you can get. I instead decided to change course and instead ask which language a person most frequently speaks. Due to polling limitations, there are some very notable absences in this list, and I expect a strong showing in "Other." The list contains only the most-spoken languages in the world.
(P.S. Words like "spic" were the "shorthand" for the limited space available for the graph -- it obviously wasn't the poll option
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Topic hub with all polls -- Please discuss in the hub thread, not on this thread!
Comparison: ronpaulforums.com
Sample size - 315 08-09, 141 09-10, 59 10-11
Wording is NOT preserved for this particular poll, because it was A)designed for a US forum and B)always contentious due to how specific you can get. I instead decided to change course and instead ask which language a person most frequently speaks. Due to polling limitations, there are some very notable absences in this list, and I expect a strong showing in "Other." The list contains only the most-spoken languages in the world.
(P.S. Words like "spic" were the "shorthand" for the limited space available for the graph -- it obviously wasn't the poll option
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