Your nation's language (real or fictional)

[Razrushil]

Our language is one in progress (Reshozel)
Romanized versions would look like:
to be - nakanokh
I am - zutnaven we are - beimnathais
you are - zotnakal you are - baunakhen
it is - zetnasen they are - birnazel

[Imperial American Republic]

We speak American English. I'm fairly certain it's a real language. Maybe...

[North East Ohio]

English is the official language while most citizens also know Spanish too.

[Land of Tob]

A new form of Ancient Greek. Traditionally our people spoke Nahuatl, but the number of people that talked that went dwindling down and Ancient Greek went up - although it's not really Greek anymore. It's a mixture of Nahuatl and Greek.

[Tadmirtolia]

We use pure Romanian without the dirty foreign words and with our really old words that got lost too.

[Colossus and The Vasii Dominion]

There are 3 languages.

The script is very hard for humans to copy.

Colossii, Dyksii, and Vasii.

Colossii= Ktykenpeq (Kite-kin-peck) means Human.
Dyksii= Skyayarkten (Sky-yar-kin-ten) Human.
Vasii= Zukawaii (Zu-kaw-ai) Human.

[Hyper-America]

We only speak English in Hyper-America. All other languages are banned.

[Guiridonia]

As Guiridonia's only intellectual I speak impeccable English, as well as 16 other languages, mostly of the Finno-Ugric family, although I also have a smattering of Lapao,Lapyp, Jackeen and other rare tongues. My fellow countryfolk, however, show little interest in foreign languages, and speak Guirish, which could best be described as a mixture of Pidgin, English and the various 'Spanish' languages (as well as phrases learnt from tourists and migrant labourers). A horrendous mishmash, if you ask me.

[Nieuw Kaap]

In my nation speaks 97.3% Dutch and 2.7% Afrikaans.

[The Keogh Isles]

We have two official languages, English and Keoghn. Virtually all our citizens are bilingual. Generally location depends on which language is used more heavily, in urban areas English is more widely spoken (though it wouldn't be unusual to hear Keoghn) and in rural areas Keoghn is generally more commonly heard, though again it wouldn't be rare to hear English. In the media, 95% of the time English is used. Keoghn is more of an informal language, though an important part of Keogh's culture.

[Gonzalosa]

Our two national languages are Spanish and English, but English is much less used.

[Tawhiri]

The National Language of Tawhiri is Maori.

Example: Te whakatauira i Te Reo Māori.
(This example is of the Maori language)

[Nationalist Eminral Republic]

English and Filipino are the official language. Japanese have a large presence in Eminral, as well as Spanish, although Spanish-speakers are much less common than Japanese speakers.

[Narcidia]

Nardic is fictional though I'm working with a linguist I know to make it real; as in speakable.

[Constaniana]

The predominant language of the Constannian Empire is Albish, followed by Dracannian, Calestãn, Järn, and Nylendan, as well as the local languages of various dominions within the empire.

[Samukan]

Most Samukanians are bilingual and speak English and Cortalian. French and Japanese are also spoken.

Cortalian is a Romance language that sounds like a combination of English, French, Latin, and Japanese. An example sentence:

Je setex sene a le Takunen de Kotobuki dan le Republi Unite de Samukan.
I am a student at the University of Kotobuki in the United Republic of Samukan.

[Cliathe]

there is allready a couple threads like this, either called your nation's or country's languge. You could have just posted on theirs instead of making a whole new one.

[Dashiopolis]

Dashiopolians speak Dashiopolian (fittingly).

It is an odd blend of English and native Elven languages. So, basically, it sounds like a flowery and overly-simple form of English. (It is really easy to learn due to the need of quick learning by immigrants and when the nation was first formed.)

I = Ea (Verb ending for present tense "-e")
You = Ya (Verb ending "-ys" Pronounced "yis")
He/She = Sa (Verb ending "-as")
We = Na (Verb ending "-an")
You all = Sya (Verb ending "-yas")
They = Sha (Verb ending "-ash")

The verbs aren't too much harder; they're all conjugated in the same way for a given tense.

[Sinovet]

English, Spanish, French

[Yaramaqui]

We speak Sukraitian. A complex language originating in Yaramaqui.

Gafah Tal Uruf.
(It's a great language)

[Lomhon]

English is the main language but however, some schools teach French,Spanish and Chinese to.

[Granda Lando (Ancient)]

Granda Landian (Esperanto). It is a constructed language developed by Ludwik Lazarus Zamenhof

[Tepis]

Tepisine, along with English, is the official language of Tepis. Amic and Damic are recognised reigonal/native languages.

Tepisine:

I'd say Tepisine isn't close to any language but if I were to say where I got my inspiration from it'd be from Romance languages.

Sample Words
I/Me= Ai/Meh.
You= Du/Deh. (Formal is 'Sir/Seh'.)
Water= Litór.
Fire = Pirà.
Meat= Carni.
Have= mu resel (to have), resi ('I' form), rese ('You' informal form), resie ('He', 'She', 'It', 'One' form), resur ('We' form), resor ('You' formal form), reselie ('They' form).

For example: Ai resi carni (I have meat).

[Suda]

The two official dialects of Suda are Tamil and English.

[Nueo Soled]

Nuean, or national language is widely spoken. However, almost all parts of Nueo Soled have their own different dialects and own languages. The few asians, blacks and pacific islanders speak their own languages respectivelly.
The non-humans tend to speak their own various languages, which often are completely unrelated to human speak. There is only one banned language; Japanese.