Darlinghurst, Sydney
The languages of Darlinghurst
In Darlinghurst, nearly one in five residents use a language other than English at home, according to the 2021 Census, led by Spanish. The share speaking another language is below the figure for New South Wales. That adds up to 48 languages across the suburb.
- Residents
- 10,309
- Speak another language
- 18.6%-8.5%
- Languages spoken
- 48
- Born overseas
- 37.3%
What's spoken at home in Darlinghurst?
- 01Spanish272+15.7%
- 02Thai210-10.3%
- 03Mandarin198+13.8%
- 04French131-34.8%
- 05Italian118-27.2%
- 06Cantonese103-23.7%
- 07Portuguese91-9.0%
- 08German76-25.5%
- 09Japanese74-12.9%
- 10Vietnamese69+9.5%
Which countries are Darlinghurst's residents from?
England is the most common overseas birthplace.
- 01England653-6.8%
- 02New Zealand422+1.0%
- 03Thailand223-8.6%
- 04United States of America213-10.1%
- 05China (excludes SARs and Taiwan)181-4.2%
- 06Philippines141+60.2%
- 07France131-12.1%
- 08South Africa121+7.1%
- 09Brazil115+9.5%
- 10Italy113-2.6%
Is Darlinghurst more multilingual than Sydney?
Sydney has a higher share than Darlinghurst.
- Darlinghurst
- 18.6%
- New South Wales
- 25.7%
- Sydney
- 33.9%
Share of residents speaking a language other than English at home.
What religions are reported in Darlinghurst?
- 01No religion or secular beliefs5,911+19.7%
- 02Christianity2,884-12.2%
- 03Buddhism355-17.2%
- 04Judaism201+3.1%
- 05Islam106+45.2%
- 06Hinduism89-39.0%
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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