Your nation's language (real or fictional)

[Brocwika]

ITT: We share our nation's languages, dialects, either real, or made up.

Brocwika:

Main language is Slawic. Basically, Slawic is based off Polish/Czech/Ukrainian and western Slavic languages.

There is no V in Slawic. It is replaced by W

Sample Words
I/Me= Jo
You= Jas/Jes (formal= Jesem)
Water= Wodke
Brocwika= Brolskia
Meat= Mjata
Have= Zomi/Zoma

Also, you may share sample words from your language if its fictional.

[Hatsunia]

Hatsunese (Japanese)

[Johto and Kanto]

Hatsunese (Japanese)

This.

[Slovenya]

We speak Slovenan Emen, which is the Slovenan dialect of the Emen language, originating in a country (Nation M) in our continent. Other languages spoken are Elanori Emen, English, and Qur'anic Arabic (an ancient form of Arabic) that's taught in schools when learning about Islam (Christians and Jews also learn it).

Exampes:
Slovenan Emen: Dassis Lebet istkim gu schön
Elanori Emen: Das Lebeneg istem schön
English: Life is beautiful

[The Balkan Alliance]

Serbian, Montenegrin, Bulgarian & Romanian.

[Saurisisia]

English and Saurian (a more guttural mix of Latin and Greek with a slight hissing accent)

[The Tavan Race]

The official language of the Hegemony is Tavan, Te Ijeva Tavan in itself. It is an auxiliary language, nominative-accusative, with an SVO syntax. The language is highly agglutinative, with the sentence "Life is beautiful" being rendered informally as a single word, aveseri. Differences in the level of formality greatly affect how sentences are constructed, however. In the most formal possible rendition, the same sentence would be te vuleva teneri lyenekava. Naturally, this second version is much more precise and descriptive, but it's also somewhat unwieldy, meaning formal ways of speaking are limited to situations where time is not an issue.

[New Vineland]

Suomi (Finnish), eesti keel (Estonian) and Davvisámegiella (Northern Sami) are major spoken languages throughout the country, though most people communicate in Finnish.

[Weimar Germany]

The most celebrated form of German is called Kanzleisprache, which means an extremely formal form of German.

[Muratia]

English like all other civilized nations, of course.

[La Neustrasie]

French (la langue française) is the official language of the country and is spoken natively by 90% of the population. This includes local dialects of the general langue d'oïl. English, Dutch, German, and Breton speakers are present in certain regions and has special co-official status there.

[The Sector Union]

English or as we like to call it (Human Basic).

[Fiddlegreen Farms]

English, French, and Scottish Gaelic are the three official languages of The Royal Union of Counties of Fiddlegreen Farms.

[Augustine Rome]

The Mother Languages of the West, Latin and Greek.

[The Gaelic Kingdoms of Britain]

We've got Scots, Irish, and Manx Gaelic, Briton, and Saxon English.

[The Revolutionary Fighters of Intel]

English.

[Barany]

Baranian language is fictional but has influences of many languages, especially Slavic languages.

[Venus 4761]

English.

There is also a 'language of touch' in our nation, which some women use at specific social gatherings and so on. I suppose its closest equivalent would be sign language as it uses mainly the hands and arms, but obviously every message is conveyed through physical contact.

We are working on building the vocabulary for this as it is becoming very popular. Right hand to left shoulder, for example, means 'follow me'. A gentle stroke upwards along the thigh is a compliment on the person's appearance. And so on..

[Norpan]

Official languages: Sunnhordaland Norwegian, Old Norse.
Recognised regional languages: Icelandic and Faroese dialects, Westerreikian German.
"Lingua Franca": Old Norse (The parlament is considering to change it for Norwegian Nynorsk to Improve inter-scandinavian communication without favoring an allready spoken Norpanian language).

[Auzkhia]

The official languages are German, Italian, French, and Hungarian.
Many others are spoken as well.

[The Germanic State of Germs]

English, the natives language was Mando'a!

[Towson]

English Motherfuckers do you speak it!

[Lunaka]

Lunakan.It's rather easy to learn, with it's very simple vocabulary, but it's pronunciation is very strange and distinct from most other languages, and there's a joke about it: Q:"What do you do if you see an alien?" A:"Get a Lunakan; He'll understand it!"

[United Dalaran]

Polish and Dalaranian.

Dalaranian is Slavic language highly influenced by Mongolian. We use cyrillic alphabet to write.

[Radiatia]

On a federal level, Radiatian is the official language, however as Radiatia is a multilingual federation, states often have their own regional/co-official languages, with many other languages being spoken besides Radiatian, notably including English.

The Radiatian language originated in the state of Radia, and although 99% of Radiatians speak it, only 20% speak it as a native language.

The Radiatian alphabet is fairly phonetic, and contains 36 letters, with 10 additional letters to the 26 used by the Roman alphabet.

It is generally considered a Slavic language, however it has Germanic and Japonic influences. The Germanic influences come from the nations located west of the Radiatian Federation such as Arcarctona and Loeitaria, while the Japonic influences can be attributed to the influence of Tuthina in the east.