Los Angeles Area Languages
Where English learners who speak each language go to school. Pick a language to see it on the big map, then use the slider to see how it has changed since 2011.
潮州話 Chaozhou (Teochew)
56 English learners spoke Chaozhou (Teochew) at home in 2025-26
Schools with the most English learners who speak Chaozhou (Teochew)
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How to read the small maps: each shows the same area, from Oxnard to Palm Springs. Blue dots are where a language's English learners go to school; bigger dots mean more students.
These are English learners, students still learning English, so they aren't everyone who speaks a language. Students who are fluent in English aren't counted, so languages spoken mostly by recent immigrants show up more than long-established ones.
Source: California Department of Education, English Learners by Grade & Language for public schools in Los Angeles, Orange, Ventura, Riverside, and San Bernardino counties. CDE changed its language codes in 2023-24, so a few related languages are grouped together to keep years comparable. County outlines from the California Department of Technology.