French or German

[Fransikania]

Create a constructed language incorporating aspects of both French and German.

I gues that is possible.

[The Zeonic States]

Deustch

[Rynatia]

If you must, French. No multiple meanings.

[Nachfolgia]

German of course

[Uirokeilendh]

Create a constructed language incorporating aspects of both French and German.

English sort of already does that...

[Nordengrund]

German because it is easier to communicate with us.

[Varijnland]

Create a constructed language incorporating aspects of both French and German.

English sort of already does that...

No no no no no no no it doesn't.
English= Anglo-Frisian
German= Old High German

And it was Old Norman-French, quite different than French.

Sorry to be so picky but I am an amature linguist.

[Fransikania]

German will be the national languge of the Imperial Federation of Fransikania, 37 % of the population speaks German as a first language

French will be the largest regional language. 43,8 % of the population speaks French as a first language


as of now

The national language of the Imperial Federation of Fransikania is German

and the regional langauges are French, English, Spanish , Russian, Italian. Norwegian. Swedish. Latin and Romansh

[Grand Britannia]

English.

[Fransikania]

English.

As the federal government have stated.

German will be the national langauge

[Phing Phong]

What will the political repercussions be from this decision, particularly considering the great annoyance such a change will cause the French-speaking population?

[Auzkhia]

why we are Trilingual (German French and Italian) and we get by fine but German is the de facto national language of Auzkhia
so whatever has the highest amount of natives speakers you could consider the official language

[Bering]

Both or maybe regionally

If forced to choose German the Franks (founded France and Germany) after all were German

[Den Svenska Riket]

I think of German as a strong and powerful language. I started taking it so I know. I consider French to be a more girly language (no offense to any Frenchies here) i would pick more than one language or make your own but German in this case. We use New Swedish (our version), old swedish, english and some speak German

[Fransikania]

What will the political repercussions be from this decision, particularly considering the great annoyance such a change will cause the French-speaking population?

Well the only reprecussion will be that all offial papers will now only be in German.

Before they where in French and German.



It should be said that the French speaking population understands and speak German very well. So it will not be any big problems.

[Byzantium Imperium]

Latin like any civilized nation.

Jests aside, why only one? We have two ourselves and multiple regional languages.

[Fransikania]

Latin like any civilized nation.

Jests aside, why only one? We have two ourselves and multiple regional languages.

Fransikania does have many regional languages.

[Yankee Empire]

I'd say bilingual as well, but if your are to choose one i'd say French it's a far more elegant language in my opinion when speaking english I even prefer hearing the french over the german accent.

[Brystolville]

While both languages have made significant contributions to social progress and the political left, the French language is far more multicultural and global in perspective. The structure of the German language has strong reactionary elements, as most of its vocabulary is formed by recombining lexical roots from Old High German, a feudal and reactionary language, which allows conservatives, nationalists, and fascists to retain ideological control of the language by using traditional, native German roots to create new vocabulary, instead of opening the language to global, multicultural, and progressive influences. Thus, even though the revolutionary works of Marx, Engels, and Kautsky were written in German, the structure of the language closes the minds of its speakers to further social and political progress, and keeps German-speakers idelogically rooted in the Christian, tribalistic Dark Ages.

French has a much more extensive history of revolutionary thought, rooted in the secular Enlightenment ideals of the French Revolution, and Francophone culture has remained near the cutting edge of leftist politics, Westernisation, and social liberation. French is spoken by more nonwhites than German is, and has no association with Fascism.

[Alqania]

While both languages have made significant contributions to social progress and the political left, the French language is far more multicultural and global in perspective. The structure of the German language has strong reactionary elements, as most of its vocabulary is formed by recombining lexical roots from Old High German, a feudal and reactionary language, which allows conservatives, nationalists, and fascists to retain ideological control of the language by using traditional, native German roots to create new vocabulary, instead of opening the language to global, multicultural, and progressive influences. Thus, even though the revolutionary works of Marx, Engels, and Kautsky were written in German, the structure of the language closes the minds of its speakers to further social and political progress, and keeps German-speakers idelogically rooted in the Christian, tribalistic Dark Ages.

French has a much more extensive history of revolutionary thought, rooted in the secular Enlightenment ideals of the French Revolution, and Francophone culture has remained near the cutting edge of leftist politics, Westernisation, and social liberation. French is spoken by more nonwhites than German is, and has no association with Fascism.

Thank you! It's rare to see linguistic determinism being professed so ardently nowadays, what with virtually the entire RL scientific community having renounced it as false.

[Yankee Empire]

You are what you speak? What nonsense, at least to a point.

[Den Svenska Riket]

While both languages have made significant contributions to social progress and the political left, the French language is far more multicultural and global in perspective. The structure of the German language has strong reactionary elements, as most of its vocabulary is formed by recombining lexical roots from Old High German, a feudal and reactionary language, which allows conservatives, nationalists, and fascists to retain ideological control of the language by using traditional, native German roots to create new vocabulary, instead of opening the language to global, multicultural, and progressive influences. Thus, even though the revolutionary works of Marx, Engels, and Kautsky were written in German, the structure of the language closes the minds of its speakers to further social and political progress, and keeps German-speakers idelogically rooted in the Christian, tribalistic Dark Ages.

French has a much more extensive history of revolutionary thought, rooted in the secular Enlightenment ideals of the French Revolution, and Francophone culture has remained near the cutting edge of leftist politics, Westernisation, and social liberation. French is spoken by more nonwhites than German is, and has no association with Fascism.

most of this is true but the bolded area isnt. Vichy France was very close to the Fascist German government for 4 years so French has a little association with Fascism

[Nordengrund]

Why not be bilingual like Canada?