Most song titles don’t have first names in them, of course. While approximately 19,000 unique songs were in the data, just over 700 had a first name in them. The most common name was Johnny. There have been 46 hit songs with the name John or Johnny, from “Johnny B. […]
1. Texas While country music may be a business in Tennessee, it’s a way of life in Texas. There are no other places with as many country music concerts, nightclubs, small town Opry shows and legends (George Strait, Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, Bob Wills). Which state is most country? According […]
Songs and Movies About Alaska “Road to Alaska” by The Bee Gees. “Alaska and Me” by John Denver. “North to Alaska” by Johnny Horton. “Home to Alaska” by Lee Greenwood. Into the Wild (2007) The Edge (1997) North to Alaska (1960) What music is Alaska known for? Alaska’s original music […]
The 10 most sung about places in the US: New York – 161 songs. Los Angeles – 87 songs. California – 68 songs. Hollywood – 66 songs. Miami – 46 songs. New Orleans – 43 songs. Brooklyn – 38 songs. Texas – 29 songs. What place has the most songs […]
State songs State State song Year adopted Alabama “Alabama” 1931 Alaska “Beyond Your Dreams Within Your Reach” 1955 Arizona State song: “Arizona” 1981 State anthem: “Arizona March Song” 1919 What state does not have a state song? New JerseyDid you know that New Jersey is the only state in the […]
Florida manatees, or sea cows as they are sometimes called, are even by name associated with the Sunshine State. But, like us humans, they like to vacation in the summer, and some visit Mississippi. “Summer is usually when you see them,” said Mark LaSalle, director of the Pascagoula River Audubon […]
by valor and arms. : by valor and arms —a motto on the Mississippi coat of arms. What is the meaning of Virtute et fide? Fidelity and ValourThe central coat of arms is surmounted with a lion with trailing garlands and the scrolling motto FIDE ET VIRTUTE translating as Fidelity […]
20th state. Its name derives from a Native American word meaning “great waters” or “father of waters.” Mississippi became the 20th state of the union in 1817. Jackson is the state capital. What number is Mississippi in the 50 states? Mississippi is the 32nd largest and 35th-most populous of the […]
Porcupines occur naturally in the western and northern United States, from Alaska to Pennsylvania and far into Canada. They have not appeared in any of the southern states, except for mountains in Virginia, but you are correct that armadillos and coyotes are relatively recent migrants to many areas of the […]
In terms of common divisions of reptiles, turtles are most popular. Fifteen of the twenty-seven states give them official status. The rest of the state reptiles comprise four snakes, five lizards, and three crocodilians. Eighteen states name a reptile at the species level, two a genus, and seven a subspecies. […]
California. 1) California California is king when it comes to bi- and multilingual residents. A whopping 45 percent of California’s inhabitants speak a language other than English in the home. Which city speaks most languages? New York CityThe residents of New York City speak more languages than those of any […]
7,117. Wondering how many languages there are in the world today as we approach 2021? There are currently 7,117 known languages spoken by people around the world, according to Ethnologue, widely considered to be the most extensive catalogue of the languages of the world. Sadly, this number declines every month. […]
Cajun French, also known as Louisiana French, is the term used to describe the variety of French spoken in South Louisiana. It originates in the language spoken by the French and Acadian people who settled in Louisiana 400 years ago. Is Cajun an actual language? The word Cajun popped up […]
The Red Wolf, a sub-species a little smaller than the ones at Wolf Howl, is native to Mississippi, and Maria said there are only 100 left in the wild. “A lot of places in Mississippi are overrun with deer, even with a huge hunting season, because there is no larger […]
Hmong is part of the Chuanqiandian Cluster, a branch of the Chinese Miao language. More than 2.7 million people speak Hmong worldwide. What language is closest to Hmong? Hmong is a tonal language, in a similar way to Chinese, Thai, Vietnamese and Laothian. Is Hmong Chinese language? However, Hmong Daw […]