Does your nation use the metric system?

[Seamus-Tropez]

The Seamus-Tropezian government uses the Metric system in all of their official documents, though its citizens can still use whatever measurement system that they prefer.

[-the Kingdom of Scotland]

Scotland has used the metric system since 1790

[Alternativea]

Alternativea has been using the metric system since it was founded.

[United States of Conner]

Depends on your definition of used. Metric is typically used in official documents and announcements. However, in everyday discussion, one i more likely to hear Imperial. Both are taught in public schools.

[Amarjenia]

Yes, we use the metric system

[Mr Demon]

Mr Demon says hell no. We use the Mr Demon system of measurement.

[Vesilen Island]

We use Metric and Imperial for equal usage. For example it is required for pancake mixes (among others) to highlight both F and C

[Friedensreich]

No. We use imperial.

[Gargamelia]

Yes, our nation uses the best system, as all civilised nations do.

Although all official measurements, such as speeds recorded in the annual Gargamelian Chicken Race, use the metric system, equivalents in imperial units are sometimes given in brochures and factbooks as a gesture of courtesy towards diplomats and tourists from less developed nations.

[Delionera]

Delionera pride itself to be one of the more civilized nations by using the widely-acknowledged metric system, instead using something more "barbaric" like feet, or inch.

[LaVeyan Inferno]

Yes, we use the metric system.

[Dtin]

Dtin uses the metric system throughout the country. However, in special cases, for example royal documents, the Royal Standard System (Wông-Sìp Bpâo-Chún), which uses units of measurements like the Lungthaman (1 Lungthaman=1.96 cm²) and the Kralung (1 Kralung=2.12m) is used.

[Singaporean Transhumans]

We stuck to it.

[Khodoristan]

We use metric and standard. All measurements must have the dual format. All measurements are in metric, imposed above standard. For any disputes, metric is supreme.

For example on an odometer, you'll see 'km/h' above 'mp/h'. Road signage has 'km' above a smaller 'mi'. A one kilogram bag of coffee grounds will say '1 kg' with a smaller '2.2 lbs' below.

[Mattantia]

Mattantia uses the metric system, and the imperial system was outlawed in 1927.

[The Republican United States]

Nope, we use the Imperial System because 'MURICA!

[Gallan Systems]

On occasion.

[Have Fun With It]

Have fun with it does use metric units.

My actual nation, only on occasion.

[Minoa]

Minoa uses the Metric system, but speed limits are in units of 8 because it used to be in miles per hour.

[The Charming of the Reaper Crew]

Ney, we uses Imperial System because we're an enclaved nation in the US. So we adopt the system from the US.

What a excuse tho. kek.

[-The Islamic Queendom-]

The Islamic Queendom has only used the metric system as it's only official system of measurement.

[New Waterford]

An Déise uses the metric system, as do all other civilised nations.

[Gwrachbyd]

gwarchbyd uses metric as it's basic standard for all measurements, but most citizens are taught to convert between metric and imperial measurements for use in situations where imperial is useful (such as measuring a pint instead of 586.26ml)
when dealing with scientific data SI units are generally used.
as for time we use both 12 and 24 hour clocks mostly depending on prefrence but 24 hour is the most common

most citizens in gwrachbyd are capable of converting between the three systems with relitive ease with metric being the most common used in schools and everyday life, with imperial mostly only exsisting on older cookbooks and in certain industries (such as brewing, grocers ect) while SI units are taught is science classes and often used in manufacturing and scientific industries

[Auzkhia]

We use the metric system, have used it since the 1840s when it was favored over local systems of weights and measurements.

[Soviet Polsol]

As our Soviet scientists use SI units, so does the entire country. That means that we use the metric system.