What is the local language of Detroit?

Detroit, like most major American cities, doesn't have a single "local language."

Here's why:

* English is the dominant language: English is the primary language spoken in Detroit and across the United States.

* Diversity of languages: Detroit is a diverse city with people from various backgrounds and countries. This means many languages are spoken, including:

* Arabic

* Spanish

* Southeast Asian languages

* African languages

* Eastern European languages

* Others

While there's no single "local language," some might argue that Detroit Vernacular English (also known as "D-Town slang" or "Detroitese") is a distinct dialect that reflects the city's unique history and culture. This dialect features certain vocabulary, pronunciation, and grammatical patterns.

However, even Detroit Vernacular English is not a separate language, but a regional variation of English.