Most common languages spoken at home in Greater Myrtle Beach and surrounding regions

Stacker compiled a list of the most common languages spoken at home in the Myrtle Beach metro area using data from the U.S. Census Bureau. Languages are ranked by the percent of households that primarily speak the language at home according to 2025 estimates. Combined statistical areas are designated by the Office of Management and Budget and include multiple metropolitan and micropolitan areas in the same region.

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1 / 10

#10. Russian

- 543 speakers (0.13% of population)

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2 / 10

#9. Tagalog (incl. Filipino)

- 636 speakers (0.15% of population)

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3 / 10

#8. Italian

- 762 speakers (0.18% of population)

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4 / 10

#7. Other Indo-European Languages

- 773 speakers (0.19% of population)

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5 / 10

#6. Portuguese

- 837 speakers (0.2% of population)

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6 / 10

#5. Slavic Languages (e.g. Ukrainian)

- 849 speakers (0.2% of population)

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7 / 10

#4. French

- 866 speakers (0.21% of population)

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8 / 10

#3. Vietnamese

- 899 speakers (0.22% of population)

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9 / 10

#2. German

- 923 speakers (0.22% of population)

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10 / 10

#1. Spanish

- 20,715 speakers (4.99% of population)

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