List of countries by English-speaking population
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There are countries where people speak English in every continent. The English language came from England in the United Kingdom, and it is one of the languages of West Germanic language.[1][2]
| Continent | Country | Largest cities |
|---|---|---|
1. Oceania.svg) |
Pacific Islanders.svg) |
Australia   Sydney |
2. North America.svg) |
Canadian |
Canada   Toronto |
3. Europe.svg) |
British/English.svg) |
United Kingdom  .jpg) Manchester |
| 4. Europe |
Irish/English.svg) |
Ireland   Belfast |
| 5. North America |
American.svg) |
America   New York City |
| 6. Oceania |
New Zealand |
New Zealand   Auckland |
List of Major countries and population[change | change source]
| Ancestry | Country | Capital | Language | Population(s) (2020s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. British | Australia (Australia) |
Canberra | English | 25,726,900 |
| 2. French, Latin | Canada |
Ottawa | English, French | 38,008,005 |
| 3. British, Austronesia | New Zealand |
Wellington | English, Māori | 5,131,870 |
| 4. British, Scottish | Ireland |
Dublin | Irish, English | 7,026,636 |
| 5. English, British | United Kingdom (Great Britain) |
London | English & Welsh | 67,886,004 |
| 6. German, Latin | United States (America) |
Washington, D.C. | English, Spanish | 328,239,523 |
Related pages[change | change source]
- Spanish-speaking population
- French-speaking population
- Portugese-speaking population
- Euro