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June 1, 2020
English Proficiency Level of US Hispanic People, by Acculturation Level, Jan 2020 (% of respondents)
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Acculturated Hispanic was defined by Collage Group as more likely to use English across language contexts and to identify as American over Hispanic; Bicultural Hispanic was more likely to use a mix of English and Spanish across language contexts and to identify as both American and Hispanic; ... Unacculturated Hispanic was more likely to use Spanish across language contexts, and to identify as Hispanic over American.More
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Data is from a June 2020 Collage Group study titled "Hispanic Acculturation 2020." 1,553 US Hispanic teens and adults ages 13-85 were surveyed during January 6-13, 2020. The sample was representative of the US Hispanic population. Collage Group is a market research and brand strategy company focused on the multicultural market.Chart Title
English Proficiency Level of US Hispanic People, by Acculturation Level, Jan 2020 (% of respondents)Publication Date
June 1, 2020
