original: the métis today predominantly speak english , with french a strong second language , as well as numerous aboriginal tongues .
simplifications: english is the most commonly used language in metis nowadays and this is followed with french in the second slot in addition to various aboriginal languages for communication . the metis today mostly speak english , with french a strong second language , as well as many -lrb- existing from the beginning -rrb- tongues . the metis today mostly speak english with french as a strong second language , as well as many aboriginal languages . the metis now mostly speak english , french as well as many indigenous languages . french is being the strong second language . the métis today mostly speak english , with french a strong second language , as well as a lot of aboriginal tongues . today , the metis speak mainly english , with french as second language , they also speak various aboriginal tongues the metis now mostly speak english , with french a strong second language , as well as many aboriginal tongues . the métis today predominantly speak english , with french a strong second language , as well as numerous aboriginal tongues .