Non-English Church units in the United States and Canada

Over the years, the Church has organized a large number of non-English speaking units in the United States. Oftentimes members who attend these units have recently immigrated to the United States or live in a community where English is not the only widely spoken language. Below is a list of all of the non-English speaking Units with the language spoken and the number of wards and branches.

• Thai - 1 ward (combined with Laotian speakers)
• Fijian - 1 branch
• Russian - 1 branch
• German - 1 ward
• Chinese (Cantonese) - 1 ward
• Navajo - 2 branches (outside of stakes on reservations)
• Chinese (Mandarin) - 1 ward, 2 branches
• Tagalog - 1 ward, 2 branches
• Marshallese - 3 branches
• Vietnamese - 4 branches
• Cambodian - 1 ward, 3 branches
• Laotian - 2 wards (one combined with Thai speakers), 2 branches
• Haitian-Creole - 4 branches
• Portuguese - 1 ward, 7 branches
• Hmong - 2 wards, 9 branches
• Korean - 2 wards, 11 branches
• Chinese (unspecified) - 5 wards, 9 branches
• Samoan - 33 wards, 1 branch
• Tongan - 5 stakes, 54 wards, 8 branches
• Spanish - 8 stakes, ~244 wards, ~407 branches

There has been tremendous growth in Spanish speaking branches over the past five years and now probably around one quarter of the stakes of the Church have a spanish speaking unit.