Dallas, Hume
What Dallas speaks at home
The 2021 Census counted 67 per cent of residents in Dallas speaking another language at home, across 50 languages led by Turkish. Australia as a whole has a lower share than Dallas. Residents born overseas most often come from Turkey.
- Residents
- 6,700
- Speak another language
- 66.8%-1.5%
- Languages spoken
- 50
- Born overseas
- 43.6%
How do Dallas' languages rank?
- 01Turkish1,507-4.0%
- 02Arabic1,236+3.8%
- 03Urdu271+35.5%
- 04Assyrian Neo-Aramaic156-23.9%
- 05Vietnamese140-16.7%
- 06Nepali128-15.8%
- 07Chaldean Neo-Aramaic91-38.1%
- 08Somali87-14.7%
- 09Samoan82+9.3%
- 10Greek78-25.0%
How spread out are Dallas' languages?
The largest, Turkish, is spoken by more than one in five residents. Each of 11 languages reaches one resident in 100.
Where were Dallas' residents born?
Overseas-born residents make up about 2,900 people, most often from Turkey.
- 01Turkey805+2.5%
- 02Iraq339-18.3%
- 03Lebanon305+11.7%
- 04Pakistan188+26.2%
- 05India148+31.0%
- 06Syria121+44.0%
- 07Nepal102+72.9%
- 08Vietnam91-3.2%
- 09New Zealand83-4.6%
- 10Malta53-15.9%
Is Dallas more multilingual than Victoria?
Victoria has a lower share than Dallas.
- Dallas
- 66.8%
- Australia
- 21.3%
- Victoria
- 26.6%
Share of residents speaking a language other than English at home.
What's Dallas' religious mix?
- 01Islam3,753+12.0%
- 02Christianity1,524-18.0%
- 03No religion or secular beliefs560-3.1%
- 04Hinduism172+21.1%
- 05Buddhism80-19.2%
Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics, Census of Population and Housing 2021, by suburb and locality. Growth compares 2021 against the 2016 Census.
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Dallas is part of Hume, which has its own page with every suburb compared. For material in these languages, get a quote for translation.