Chelsea, Mayfair, Westminster, Kensington and Paddington seem to be firmly in the hands of the Arabs 🙂
Portuguese?
Most suprised by Lithuanian honestly.
London centre and posh neighbourhoods speaking French again, honi soit qui mal y pense!
Reverse colonialism
I would expect some Portuguese, German and Italian somewhere.
Are the spanish zones full of spaniards or hispanoamericans?
Is it my imagination or does it also tell you which ethnic groups have x amount of money.
Polant stronk.
I grew up near Elephant and Castle, and if you go to the local market, and close your eyes, you’d think you stepped into a random hispanic city; the smells, the music and the langauge you heard were very latin/Hispanic. Also, if I’m not mistaken, the Spanish/Portuguese speaking communities in Southwark in Lambeth are primarily Latin Americans, there are lots of Dominicans, Brazilians, Colombians and Venezuelans. There are some portugese too, but every latino londoner I’ve met, which isn’t much in of itself, we’re from Lambeth or Southwark
Time to establish a kurwanate.
Finally we have some colonies.
The Gujurati enclave is surrounded, it is just a matter of time before it succumbs to the Polish empire. Although we need to be weary of the Punjabi stab in the back
Wow I wonder what the most common language is though
No way Lithuanian has more then Romanian in East London lmao. I dont believe it
Even in London, Portugal is right next to Spain. Some things are just meant to be
Why it speak French in the center of London ?
I’m very suprised, I thought Bengali and Urdu were more spoken
Lithuanians in far east so they could be closer to home. Also using Punjabis/Nepalese blocks as a wall against Polish. Can confirm this map is correct.
Even in London Portugal has Spain at its side.
Would’ve thought pidgin to feature.
I’m surprised by the lack of Hindi. Most Indians in the UK are either from the South or the Northwest, I guess.
Poland stronk XD Love an Englishman
The French one in the dead center looks like it’s French but trying to keep it on the down low.
Poland for Poles! England for Englishmen and Poles! /s
For me the only surprising one is Nepalese
Poland strong!
What a sad sight, honestly.
Since I live next to Poland I was thinking about learning Polish, now I have a reason :D.
You can tell which ones are rich by where they speak French.
“Gujurati”? Isn’t it supposed to be “Guj**a**rati”?
Some of the best Turkish restaurants in North-London… and this is coming from a German-Turk, whose had plenty of Turkish food in Turkey and Germany.
Live by the colonialism, die by the colonialism.
huh. That’s interesting. I always imagined London as being diverse, obviously, but I never actually considered how it was split up.
wow there are so much Turks
When I was on the trip in London and I heard ‘kurwa’ I knew I was in the good neighbourhood where my people live.
What a richness to live in such a magnificent range of cultures
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Chelsea, Mayfair, Westminster, Kensington and Paddington seem to be firmly in the hands of the Arabs 🙂
Portuguese?
Most suprised by Lithuanian honestly.
London centre and posh neighbourhoods speaking French again, honi soit qui mal y pense!
Reverse colonialism
I would expect some Portuguese, German and Italian somewhere.
Are the spanish zones full of spaniards or hispanoamericans?
Is it my imagination or does it also tell you which ethnic groups have x amount of money.
Polant stronk.
I grew up near Elephant and Castle, and if you go to the local market, and close your eyes, you’d think you stepped into a random hispanic city; the smells, the music and the langauge you heard were very latin/Hispanic. Also, if I’m not mistaken, the Spanish/Portuguese speaking communities in Southwark in Lambeth are primarily Latin Americans, there are lots of Dominicans, Brazilians, Colombians and Venezuelans. There are some portugese too, but every latino londoner I’ve met, which isn’t much in of itself, we’re from Lambeth or Southwark
Time to establish a kurwanate.
Finally we have some colonies.
The Gujurati enclave is surrounded, it is just a matter of time before it succumbs to the Polish empire. Although we need to be weary of the Punjabi stab in the back
Source: https://www.laria.org.uk/2014/08/15/map-reveals-most-common-second-languages-in-london-boroughs/
Surprised English isn’t second in any of them
Indo-European ancestral roots awaken
Keep in mind that’s data from 2011.
Wow I wonder what the most common language is though
No way Lithuanian has more then Romanian in East London lmao. I dont believe it
Even in London, Portugal is right next to Spain. Some things are just meant to be
Why it speak French in the center of London ?
I’m very suprised, I thought Bengali and Urdu were more spoken
Lithuanians in far east so they could be closer to home. Also using Punjabis/Nepalese blocks as a wall against Polish. Can confirm this map is correct.
Even in London Portugal has Spain at its side.
Would’ve thought pidgin to feature.
I’m surprised by the lack of Hindi. Most Indians in the UK are either from the South or the Northwest, I guess.
Poland stronk XD Love an Englishman
The French one in the dead center looks like it’s French but trying to keep it on the down low.
Poland for Poles! England for Englishmen and Poles! /s
For me the only surprising one is Nepalese
Poland strong!
What a sad sight, honestly.
Since I live next to Poland I was thinking about learning Polish, now I have a reason :D.
You can tell which ones are rich by where they speak French.
“Gujurati”? Isn’t it supposed to be “Guj**a**rati”?
Some of the best Turkish restaurants in North-London… and this is coming from a German-Turk, whose had plenty of Turkish food in Turkey and Germany.
Live by the colonialism, die by the colonialism.
huh. That’s interesting. I always imagined London as being diverse, obviously, but I never actually considered how it was split up.
wow there are so much Turks
When I was on the trip in London and I heard ‘kurwa’ I knew I was in the good neighbourhood where my people live.
What a richness to live in such a magnificent range of cultures