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There's no reason we can say American people speak English. So check it out, What grammar is used in American language? Well, It's used Germanic and French. What pronunciation is used in American? Well, It's used Native American, Latin, French and Germanic. What vocabulary is used in American? It's used from Germanic, Latin, French, greek and Indo-European. American used only a few things from english. English people only gave early modern English to America. Now, no one speak Early Modern English in America. Are American and English different Language? The answer is Yes. American and English used Very similar grammar, who gave this grammar? It's Germanic and French. American and english are huge different in pronunciation. Where did American get those pronunciation? It's from Latin, Germanic French and Native American. And also American and English are huge different in Vocabulary. Where did American get those so many Vocabulary? Well, it's from Native American, Greek, French, Germanic, Indo-European and Latin. As a result, We shouldn't say American people speak English if we say american people speak English, We are disrespecting other languages. So we Should say american people speak American or American Germanic. English is stolen from American, You can easily understand 18th century American but you can't easily understand 18th century English. As a result, American is 2nd most popular language in the world, total speaker over 900 million people.