What language do they speak in Nebraska?

I don't know very much about that country. What do they speak there?

Duh, Nebraskan.

Oh, right. I've heard it's very exotic, primitive language.

I imagine scores or perhaps hundreds of different langauges are spoken in Nebraska.

When I was last in Nebraska, back in the late 1970s, visiting the Gavins Point Dam (billed as the smallest Army Corps of Engineers dam on the upper Missouri, and one of the premier tourist destinations in the region), our guide was a member of the local Sioux tribe. I seem to recall he spoke English with native-level proficiency. Also, IIRC, at least some of the signs in the Gavins Point Dam Visitors Center were in English. When we went to a local restaurant, in nearby Crofton I think, I don't recall having problems communicating in English.

By any chance, are you planning a trip to Nebraska soon?

That's good to know. I didn't know many people spoke English in Nebraska.

The Nebraska Event, or Nebraska explosion, was a massive explosion that occurred near the Lower Stony, Nebraska River

<<The Nebraska Event, or Nebraska explosion, was a massive explosion that occurred near the Lower Stony, Nebraska River >>

Are you referring to the great explosion at Tamora, back in '84? (grain elevator, IIRC).

The country is right next to India and it's dirt poor.
It's a typical 3rd world country, why would you care?