In the US, some English speakers are watching World Cup matches in Spanish on Telemundo. This trend is seen among a sizable number of people, despite some having little or no understanding of the Spanish commentary.

A teacher from Indiana, who teaches English as a second language, is one such example. She finds that watching soccer in Spanish is helping her learn the language. Although she doesn't fully comprehend the announcers, she can still follow the game.

Further details on this trend are available from the source, including Nielsen ratings and census figures that provide context on the US Hispanic population and viewership of Spanish-language World Cup broadcasts.