![top tweet languages](http://static3.businessinsider.com/image/5283cae6eab8eaba178b456a-509-306/screen%20shot%202013-11-13%20at%201.40.56%20pm.png?maxX=480)
Here are the top 10 and their corresponding colors on the map.
James Cheshire, Ed Manley, and Oliver O'brien from University College London, teamed up with John Barratt, the creator of Trendsmap, to create this awesome interactive map of the languages people tweet in, in New York City.
According to Cheshire's blog, the creators analyzed 8.5 million tweets around New York City from January 2010 to February 2013. They used Google's chromium compact
The map lets you zoom in and out and see how the top 10 tweet languages are spread across the city.
English is by far the most popular, but it's plotted in gray so it's easy to see the other languages. You can see that midtown Manhattan is unsurprisingly the most diverse.
![NYC language map](http://static4.businessinsider.com/image/5283c3096bb3f7a0338b4567-836-727/screen%20shot%202013-11-13%20at%201.19.24%20pm.png)
Twitter Tongues/Cheshire, Manley, O'Brien, Barratt
![Twitter_NYCJFK1](http://static2.businessinsider.com/image/5283cc4ceab8ea461a8b456b-1069-778/twitter_nycjfk1.png)
Twitter Tongues/Cheshire, Manley, O'Brien, Barratt
![Twitter_NYCbrighton](http://static3.businessinsider.com/image/5283ccbf69bedd08748b4569-1082-801/twitter_nycbrighton.png)
Twitter Tongues/Cheshire, Manley, O'Brien, Barratt
![Twitter_NYCbronx](http://static2.businessinsider.com/image/5283cd25eab8ea391f8b456e-1048-776/twitter_nycbronx.png)
Twitter Tongues/Cheshire, Manley, O'Brien, Barratt
![Twitter_NYCportuguese](http://static5.businessinsider.com/image/5283cd9669beddb0768b4567-1051-783/twitter_nycportuguese.png)
Twitter Tongues/Cheshire, Manley, O'Brien, Barratt