Does your country speak Japanese?

[Charlotte Ryberg]

The Japanese is one of their major languages (see http://nswiki.net/index.php?title=Languages_of_Minoa)

[Venetoland]

Many Venetoes speak Japanese.

[The UEG-Space Command]

Japanese is spoken by people in Japan and in other countries.

[Swilatia]

The country, being a piece of land, does not speak any language. Some people do speak Japanese, but only a very small part of the total population.

[Skibereen]

Nipponese is not commonly spoken in Skibereen.

[Thurask]

No, we do not speak Japanese.

[Argaia (Ancient)]

It is generally uncommon for a landmass to speak any language. The majority of the people who live on ours speak English, with the immigrant culture making numerous languages commonplace as secondary tongues.

[Central and Eastern Visayas]

While Japanese is not among the official languages of CEV (which are English, Visayan, Spanish, and Mandarin Chinese), it is one of the most commonly-taught foreign languages (the others being Russian, German, French, and Arabic).

[YellowApple]

YellowApplan Japanese is a now-extinct dialect of the Japanese language that served as an intermediate between Japanese and early forms of YellowApplan English. As of a century ago YellowApplan Japanese has since effectively merged with YellowApplan English.

[Allmann]

There is probably a few can speak Japanese, it is however not a official language.

[Our Lady Skye Sweetnam]

Japanese is a recognised language (not official, however) in OLSS, as Japanese are the largest ethnic minority.

[Volmachtia]

Japanese... aren't they from those fiction serials about "The World Wars"?
No, besides World Wars fanboys.

[Sahroliya]

No we don't speak Japanese. We speak English.

[Meridiani Planum]

いいえ。

[Teddy Bear Republic]

Japanese has no official standing as a language in the TBRE, however, newly arrived expats do speak it.

[Minroz]

Japanese has no official standing as a language in Minroz, however certain ethnic minorities and newly arrived expats do speak it.

[Varijnland]

No, not really. Although Japanese is a popular language learnt at university.

[Gwrachbyd]

我々は通信が多くの学校退職者は、多くの5つの言語を話すことができるという点に非常に重要であると信じているようにはい、私達の国家内の多くの人々が他の言語の中で日本語を話す。日本人は、おそらく、私たちの母国語の後に、神道、修験道と禅仏教の普及のために私たちの国でより一般的な言語の一つであることを起こる、他の一般的な言語は、フランス語、スペイン語、中国語、ロシア語が含まれ

(for those who can't read kanji and kana)
Wareware wa tsūshin ga ōku no gakkō taishoku-sha wa, ōku no itsutsu no gengo o hanasu koto ga dekiru to iu ten ni hijō ni jūyōdearu to shinjite iru yō ni hai, watashitachi no kokka-nai no ōku no hitobito ga hoka no gengo no naka de nihongo o hanasu. Nihonjin wa, osoraku, watashitachi no haha kokugo no nochi ni, shintō, shūkendō to zen bukkyō no fukyū no tame ni watashitachi no kuni de yori ippantekina gengo no hitotsudearu koto o okoru, hoka no ippantekina gengo wa, furansugo, Supeingo, chūgokugo, Roshiago ga fukuma re.

OOC: for those who can't read japanese at all and because I'm only learning the language and not 100% here's the english

yes, many people within our nation speak japanese among other languages as we believe that communication is very important to the point that many school leavers can speak as many as five languages. japanese happens to be one of the more common languages within our nation, after our native language, probably due to the popularity of shinto, shugendo and zen buddhism, other popular languages include french, spanish, chinese and russian.