Is bilingualism common in your nation?

[Calumnia]

In Calumnia, everyone speaks at least two languages. If you can only speak one, you're usually frowned upon. The most common spoken are English, German, French, Spanish, and the indigienous languaged called "Calumnian."

[CHUCK N0RRIS]

It is an otherworldly no-brainer that bilingualism (though I could speak any languages) is frequent.

[Dooom35796821595]

Any Irken who may encounter non-Irkens tend to know a second language, as no other species have yet to learn any Of the Irken language. So 100%.

[Themiclesia]

Most of our citizens of good standing are trilingual or tetralingual.

[Luziyca]

Yes, usually between Luziycan and English. Plenty in the north are bilingual with Swedish and Luziycan, but many there are trilingual (those two plus English).

[Cegeania]

About 85% of Cegeanians have knowledge of another language. 63% are fluent in at least two languages. 50% are fluent in at least three languages.

[Estainia]

Most Imperials are at least bilingual due to the multicultural nature of the Empire. Trilingualism is more common, and enterprising omniglots are not that rare either.

[Costa Alegria]

Yes. It's mostly Spanish and Quechua or some tribal language needed for basic communication between said tribe and the outside world.

[Maraque]

Tsvarchivans are multilingual.

Tsvarchi has six indigenous languages (Darkaanian, Atrulian, Estakurian, Taerakian, Cuerakian, and Rikiyanian), and which one you speak depends on which borough you grew up in.

Tsvarchivans speak Maraquean as a bridge language (and was actually constructed from Darkaanian and Atrulian for this express purpose), otherwise interborough tourism and commerce would be rather difficult.

Then English is a mandatory course throughout school and college/university, and the most commonly spoken language among our foreign population (which constitutes 51% of our population).

So Tsvarchivans speak no less than three languages.

[Elven Kingdoms]

Practically everyone in the Kingdoms is fluent in Queyna, Sindarin, and Common.

[Saurisisia]

It's a necessity given the diverse cultures and languages encountered and spoken respectively in Saurisia.

[Solaray]

Few Solarayans speak anything other than English. There is some German and Spanish, but not very much.

[Vampirum]

Bilingualism is very common since Vampirum is filled with people from all over the world who migrated to the country after becoming a vampire. Most citizens can at least speak English and one other language. The secondary language varies depending on their original homeland. The three languages most are fluent in is English, Romanian, and Shadish.

[Romberg]

Yes. English is used as the lingua franca, but Rombergians also usually speak German, Russian or another Nordic or Slavic language.

[Todlichebujoku]

Between Deutsch, 日本語 (Nihongo) and the official language Suomi, yes.

[South Minorqa]

All South Minorqa citizens are expected to be able to speak English, Mandarin Chinese and Cantonese fluently. Whether they learn other languages is up to them.

[Awesome Break-Away of 250land]

As the vast majority of the population (perhaps over 70%) are foreign migrants and immigrants bilingualism is almost a given. Even those native to 250land almost all speak the national lingua franca: Esperanto. Other languages common across nationstates such as English, French and Russian are also extremely common.

[Persirus]

Most people are trilingual

[Bundesdeutschland]

Many people are at least bilingual.

[Bezombia]

Yep. English and Benomian are required, with more than sixty percent of the population also speaking fluent Russian.

[Albion Rhodesia]

Bilingualism is virtually unknown in the Dominion, outside of the Foreign Office, National Military Establishment and the Security Services.

[Kayana]

Between Kayanese and English. Plenty in the south are bilingual with Welsh and Kayanese, but many there are trilingual (those two plus English).

[The Soviet League]

Very common.

[Free Tristania]

The two official languages are Free Tristanian Dutch and English - and both linguistic groups learn the other one's language in school so it's very common.

[Auzkhia]

Yes it is very common. Considering that many Auzkhians don't speak the same language.