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Total population: 331 million

Non-English speakers: 67 million (20%)

Spanish: 42 million (12.7%)

Chinese (Mandarin, Cantonese): 3.5 million (1.1%)

Tagalog: 1.7 million (0.5%)

Vietnamese: 1.5 million (0.5%)

French: 1.2 million (0.4%)

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In the United States, Christmas is celebrated with great enthusiasm, blending religious traditions, family gatherings, and festive decorations. Many families begin the holiday season by putting up Christmas trees, often adorned with lights, ornaments, and tinsel. The tradition of decorating homes with colorful lights is widespread, and some cities even have Christmas light displays that attract visitors. On Christmas Eve, families usually come together for a special meal and to exchange gifts. Some attend church services to celebrate the birth of Jesus, particularly those with Christian traditions. Christmas Day is often marked by a festive breakfast, followed by the opening of gifts. Special meals, such as roast turkey or ham, are served with various side dishes, and desserts like pumpkin pie or gingerbread are common. In many places, people also enjoy festive music, movies, and activities like ice skating or visiting Santa Claus at local malls.

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In the United States, approximately 310 million people speak English as of 2024. This represents about 94% of the population (331 million). However, it's worth noting that around 78% of the population speaks only English at home, and some people are bilingual, speaking English along with another language, such as Spanish, Chinese, or Tagalog.