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In Austria (Cisleithania), the census of 1910 recorded Umgangssprache, everyday language. Jews and those using German in offices often stated German as their Umgangssprache, even when having a different Muttersprache.

Austria-Hungary

Section Title: Languages
Table Section Text: In Austria (Cisleithania), the census of 1910 recorded Umgangssprache, everyday language. Jews and those using German in offices often stated German as their Umgangssprache, even when having a different Muttersprache.

Land	Most common language	Other languages (more than 2%)

Bohemia	63.2%	Czech	36.45% (2,467,724)	German

Dalmatia	96.2%	Serbo-Croatian	2.8%	Italian

Galicia	58.6%	Polish	40.2%	Ukrainian	1.1%	German

Lower Austria	95.9%	German	3.8%	Czech

Upper Austria	99.7%	German	0.2%	Czech

Bukovina	38.4%	Ukrainian	34.4%	Romanian	21.2%	German	4.6%	Polish

Carinthia	78.6%	German	21.2%	Slovene

Carniola	94.4%	Slovene	5.4%	German

Salzburg	99.7%	German	0.1%	Czech

Silesia	43.9%	German	31.7%	Polish	24.3%	Czech

Styria	70.5%	German	29.4%	Slovene

Moravia	71.8%	Czech	27.6%	German	0.6%	Polish

Gorizia and Gradisca	59.3%	Slovene	34.5%	Italian	1.7%	German

Trieste	51.9%	Italian	24.8%	Slovene	5.2%	German	1.0%	Serbo-Croatian

Istria	41.6%	Serbo-Croatian	36.5%	Italian	13.7%	Slovene	3.3%	German

Tyrol	57.3%	German	42.1%	Italian

Vorarlberg	95.4%	German	4.4%	Italian

Sentence(s)

In Carniola, Slovene and German are the most common languages.

final_sentence: In Carniola, Slovene and German are the most common languages.