* The Arctic is a vast region: It encompasses parts of eight different countries, including Canada, Russia, Greenland (Denmark), Norway, the United States (Alaska), Finland, Iceland, and Sweden.
* Many languages are spoken: People in the Arctic speak a variety of indigenous languages, including Inuit, Yupik, Inupiaq, Sámi, and others.
* English is a common language: English is often used as a second language in many Arctic communities, especially for communication with other countries and for business.
* Level of fluency varies: The level of English fluency varies greatly depending on the individual and location. Some people may be very fluent, while others may have limited English skills.
So, while English is not the primary language for most people in the Arctic, it is a common second language in many communities.