Languages of your nation?

[Themiclesia]

In primary and secondary schools, pupils learn Latin, Greek, Sanskrit, and our own native languages called Pulian. All four are related to each other, and, while Sanskrit isn't a cultural component in our nation, its linguistic structure is a stepping stone to line the pupil's ability to understand the incredibly archaic and irrational grammar of Pulian.

[Omensa]

Major/Offical: Omensan (a combo of Gaelic, Arabic, Farsi, Welsh, English, French, Danish, German and Russian)
Recognized: All Celtic and Germanic Languages, Russian, Arabic, Farsi and Urdu.

[Balhurst]

Gaelic, English, German, French

[Hindustani Republics]

English and Hindi are the official languages in The Republics. Regional languages like Bengali, Punjabi, Marathi, and the Dravidian languages are spoken regionally, though none of these enjoys official status as part of federal objectives to unite The Republics under the Hindi language.

[Inquista]

The official languages of Inquista are English and Latin. Italian, French and German are the largest minority languages.

[Pasaje Azul]

Primary: Spanish
Secondary: Japanese, English, Mandarin, Catalan, Yiddish
Minor: Basque, Cantonese, Fijian, Tagalog, Cebuano, Chavacano, Gaelic

[Zitru]

There is no official language at federal level in the United States, however English is the national language. English became widely spoken by Kutch influence before the War of Independence. When independence was declared in 1776, English was already the most widely spoken language, and that still remains the same today. Nakyrozian is the second most-widely spoken language in the US. At school, children are taught Nakyrozian, and there are also communities in which the language dominates even English.

The Zitran language, which was once spoken by the Aankejn people of Kavlaik during the times of Native Zitrans, is becoming less and less common (only 1.7% of the population speak it). It has similar ties with Legonese and Avantian, and research has shown to prove that Zitran influenced both of these languages. There are small communities (most of these can be found in South Canaspar), quite similarly to Nakyrozian communities, in which Zitran is dominant language.

French (0.6%), Avantian (0.5%), Cahrollese (0.4%), Rossian (0.3%) and Imyahistani (0.2%) are the other most common languages spoken in the United States. The Hawaiian language is commonly spoken in Hawaii, but not very commonly on the mainland.

[Koderland]

Primary: Zevonite
Secondary: Husherian, Esperanto. English
Minor: Irish, Russian, German, Spanish

[Durnland]

The majority of Durnland's population is tri-lingual

Primary: Durnic

Secondary: Dudlenic, Jorgenic, Pictic, Hrodordic

Minor: All others


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[Yukue]

Every Yukuan speaks, writes, reads and even thinks in Japanese. Schools in Yukue are famous for teaching some of the best Japanese learnt by anyone all around the world. Exchange students come for short courses and leave with fluent Japanese. Few stay too long and don't want to leave anymore.

[Vinolici]

Official: Serbian, Italian
Non Official: Romanian,Greek,Polish,English,Spanish

[Lagunia]

Official Langauges:
Lagunian (laguņick) - A Romance language with distinct influences (mostly from Sondsteadish) and a distinct alphabet (based on Latin). Co-official throughout Lagunia
Sondsteadish (Sündstedrisjh/syndstedrick) - co-official throughout all of Lagunia

Recognized Regional Languages:
Ghirračian - A South Balto-Finnic language (similar to Estonian and Makeish)
Yrgsamanca - A Saamic language (similar to Almai-Nen); spoken around the Northern Areas.
Yotgalian - A Baltic language

[Dasha Kovachevich]

Languages of Slovenya
Slovinan (100%): The Official language of the country
Slovinan Emen (96%): A Slovinan dialect of the Emen Language
Elanori Emen (12%): An Elanori dialect of the Emen Language, spoken by the ethnic Elanorans
Ancient Arabic (98%): Taught in schools as a religious language for reading, understanding, and reciting the Holy Qur'an

[Sjae]

Primary: Sjaemisce - A language isolate spoken only in the archipelago that makes up Sjae, and that has developed mostly free from influence from other languages.
Secondary: N/A
Minor: N/A

[Redentro]

Official National Language:
Mjuzskoriðo (Redentran Dialect)

Official Regional Languages [Location]:
Mitázáánda (Latin Alphabet) [Southern Blue Island]
ﾋｵｰｺｳﾑｳｰﾛｺﾜ - Mitázáánda (Traditional Alphabet) [Southern Blue Island]
Zðelmjor [Southern Tribal Zone]

Recognized Regional Languages [Location]:
ϑᴃ†ƫƾѽѯλⱡ - Elmorican [Grebnuje]

Unrecognized Regional Language [Location]:
Ghrxingkliðo [Western Wirþal]
German [Northern Blue Island]

Other Well-Known Languages (in decreasing order of popularity):
English, Ido, Spanish, Icelandic, Esperanto, French, Mandarin, Italian, Lojban, Polish, Russian, Cantonese

[United Raptor Republic]

English and Italian as our major ones.

[United Republic of St George]

In order of importance and acceptance by the Empire they go-
Primary- English (UK, obviously)- Main language, Norwegian- Empress' language, Dutch- Trading language, Latin- Religious language, Welsh- Native language, Swiss-German- Native language, Turkish- Imperial respected language

Secondary- Other deviations of English (American, Canadian, New Zealandish, Australasian e.t.c.)- Support of the Main language, Gaelic (Scottish Deviations, not Irish)- Native language, Swedish- Peoples language, German- Army language, Danish- Food language, Swiss- French- Diplomacy language, Spanish- Romantic language, Chinese (Traditional)- Spiritual language, Greek- Writing language, Japanese, Italian, Portuguese- Port language

In order of use they go-
Primary- English (99.5%), German(40.6%), Swedish(37.3%), Spanish(20.8%), Chinese(14.2%)

Secondary- Dutch(2.8%), Japanese(1.5%), Norwegian(0.4%), Turkish(0.2%), Danish(0.2%), Italian(0.13%), Swiss-German(0.11%), Portuguese(0.11%), Greek(0.11%), Latin(0.1%), Welsh(0.1%), Swiss-French(0%), Gaelic(0%)

Other languages are held to be lacking of importance and may be illegal. Illegal and disliked languages are-
Primary (if heard could result in legal action against one)- French.

Secondary (Disliked)- Most other languages, Portuguese, Russian, Polish, Other Eastern European ones, Asian (not Chinese or Japanese).

[Matuphumi]

Official: Matu
Recognized Minority Languages: Khwamu, Thủy Thủ

[Las Islas Paradisiacas]

Primary: Spanish
Secondary: Yiddish, English, Italian
Minor: German, Arabic, French

[Alvaria and Cagwenyn]

Official: none

Main languages: English (Alvaria), Welsh (Cagwenyn)

Other significantly spoken languages: Korean, Dutch, Afrikaans, German, French

[Maluri]

Main: English and Malurian

[Areyuta]

Primary: Japanese
Secondary: Various native languages. Inuit, Salish, and Tlingit are among the most common.

[Regenburg]

English and Esperanto are both spoken by 100% population.

[Zainga]

The national and official language is French, but fewer than 1% of the population speaks it as a first language.

Common indigenous languages include Mandinka, Mossi, Fulani, Susu, and Hausa.

[Wardie land]

Primary: English

Secondary: Japanese

Minority: Chinese, Urdu, Korean, Hindi, Indonesian, Burmese