English in your nation

[Gandoor]

English is one of the three official languages of the Democratic Republic and 79% of the population reports fluency in the language.

[Luziyca]

English, or as we call it, Estmerish has been the language of our colonizers. However, due to our policy of decolonization since our independence in December 1946, we've phased Estmerish out as an official language until it was removed as an official language in 1964. Thus, it is now confined to the older generations.

Not that Estmerish has much reach as Gaullican, or, as you guys may know, French.

[TURTLESHROOM II]

English is the official, national, and only language recognized nationwide in TurtleShroom. It has been our official language since 1800 AD, when it replaced Russian.

[Holdac]

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[Jerbasa]

English is the primary language of over 90% of Jerbasans. Jerbasan English has incorporated several words and phrases from Native Jerbasan, which is the second most spoken language .

[Raikus]

A majority of Raikus' population have at least some degree of fluency in the English language.

[Griemvarant]

English is Griemvarant's official language, spoken by the colonists who originally founded Griemvarant's ancestor nation. Most Griemvarantans speak at least one other language but English fluency is required.

[Southern-Aves]

The official language listed is that of the Indigenous folk, but English is recognised because of tourism and immigration: as a result of cultures mixing, most of the population is bi/multilingual

[Aikoland]

English education in Aikoland is mandatory starting in primary school, however only 36% of the population reports being able to understand it 'conversationally or better'. (The percentage does increase with younger age groups, 72% of citizens aged between 15 and 25 report being able to understand 'conversational English' compared to only 7% of those aged 75 or older)

[Syrius]

Very popular.In 2288 97% of colonists use English ( we call it Stark and is bit different that English from 2019 )

[Charellia]

English is the official language of Charellia, but oddly enough, is not the dominant language. Rather, it was chosen as the official language because it was spoken by a minority of the population in every province and was considered inoffensive in contrast to other widely spoken languages, such as Ourdrian and Sililan with which certain ethnic groups in Charellia have a complicated relationship.

[The Skrall]

English is our nation's official foreign language, and is one of three officially recognized languages alongside with two native Skrallian languages. Human immigrants must know English or one of the native Skrallian languages, both of which are difficult for humans to pronounce, so most immigrants choose English. English is also used in international communications due to its widespread usage.

[The Macaronesia]

English is not official in the Macaronesia, but it is widely spoken in neighbourhoods where tourist decided to set their permanent residence. Even you can find stores where shop assistants barely speaks Spanish nor Portuguese.

[Arachkya]

English is the official language of Arachkya, after the government abolished the old Gealic Dialect.

[Hkuerreriosa]

English isn't the official language but we do a lot of business with English-speaking nations, and most educated people speak decent English.

[Winchester MA]

Being in the United States, most people in Winchester speak English.

[Terroristen]

El inglés esta totalmente prohibido

[Sino-Mehxicolan]

We speak a variety of Chinese dialect and indigenous [Turtle Islander] languages. We have some people that use and translate English, yet most work with the languages found in our nation. While it is somewhat debatable if it constitutes as its own language, a popular vernacular is Sino-Mexica Nahuatl (華漢美西支纳瓦特泐語). This particular vernacular is a combination of primarily Mandarin Chinese and Nahuatl mixed in with some degree of additional indigenous languages and dialects such as varieties of Maya along with some influences of other Eurasian languages (especially Japanese, Spanish, and Korean).

Many if not most use phono-semantic ideograms like Sinoglyphs (Chinese Characters), yet some use phonetic scripts, some indigenous and some from Eurasia (largely East Asia, with some Alphabets like Latin on occasion). Our country also utilizes abbreviations, often by over-lining ( ͞ ) characters, words, or syllables. For example, the national vernacular can be abbreviated as 華纳͞ (equivalent to "Sino-Nahuatl" or 'SN' in letters).

[Creslonia]

English is both the official and national language of Creslonia. It is spoken by virtually the entire population, with foreign tourists making up the small percent that isn't fluent in English.

[Piacentini]

Speaking English in Piacentini, for first time offenders is punishable of a lifetime in prison, and/or a garnishment of wages. Repeat offenders are put to death. We pride ourselves in our national language, Piacentish. However, on the international stage, we translate into English so that other nations may understand us.

[Ieskarios]

English serves as a recognized national language, and is the second-most spoken language in the nation behind Greek (the official language).

[Korwin]

English is an official language of the Anthrostate, and is spoken by near 97% of the population as a first language, and virtually 100% of the Anthrostate speaks it in some manner.
While not the sole official language, it is the language of commerce, government, and media. It holds supremacy over the other official languages of Korwinian and Russian.

However, Korwinian English is distinctly different from other dialects of the English language. Various quirks that Korwinian English speakers often exhibit include:

- Dropping off middle and final "t"s in most words (IE: Mountain = Mou'n; Matt = Ma'; Button = Buh'on; etc...)
- The usage of "an" to emphasize the singularness of the subject or to emphasize that the speaker lacks said subject, usually said in a sarcastic or mocking tone (IE: "Do I have dog food? I don't even have an dog!" "Don't wreck it, I only have an car!")
- A noticeable shift in pronunciation of diphthongs when communicating with one's superiors (IE: food = fəd; have = hiv / heyv; you = yor / yuo; plates = plets / plits)
- A noticeable lack of Latin or French phrases when it comes to philosophical or legal quotes and terminology. In fact, in Korwin, most legal / philosophical terminology is rendered in Korean (IE: Quid Pro Quo = Hoirul gajigo; Que será, será = gurohsubnida

[Lillorainen]

English is not an official language in Lillorainen, neither on federal, nor on state level, and the number of native speakers is probably rather negligible. Nonetheless, English lessons have been mandatory all over the Federation ever since its founding, and in some regions, schools already have started teaching English centuries ago, due to the language's significance in international communication - the first Lillorainian state to introduce English lessons across the board was Freie Stadt Preetz in the early 19th century, the last one was Vedjading in 1981.
Due to these differences, both British and American English can be heard throughout the Federation when visiting as a foreigner. To a degree, it is possible to tell where a local is from just by his/her English. Nowadays, the U.S. variant tends to dominate, though.

[The Macaronesia]

El inglés esta totalmente prohibido

Muy bien. Cundiendo con el ejemplo .

[Bretton Bad]

English is forbidden!!!! Our people must use grunts to communicate!!!