Is bilingualism common in your nation?

[Neo-Latin Rome]

Yup, Latin and their provincial language - usually Spanish, Italian, Basque or French.

[Mexar]

Spanish is the main language in Mexar, but most educated people speak decent English.

[Sathera]

Most Satherans are bilingual, usually speaking German and Old Satheran if they're native, or German and their native tongue if an immigrant.

[Cill Airne]

Many people in Cill Airne are fluent in Latin and Irish. In some areas of the nation people will study French or English instead of Latin.

[Ko-oren]

Most people speak two languages natively, and another one or two fluently. Then they should all be able to save themselves in another two or three languages. In addition to that, they might be able to understand odds and ends of some more languages, but they might not be able to speak it.

[Pan Asian Amercian Coalition]

Yes, as there are 4 official languages in the PAAC ( English, Swedish, Japanese, Russian ) and it is advised that students learn as many as possible. The public school system offers nearly nine language courses so bilinguals are extremely common, with nearly half the population able to speak a second language.

[Havenburgh]

it is very common. in fact, in Havenburgh schools it is mandatory to speak 3 languages fluently before you can graduate school. My nation is huge on trade and education, so bilingualism is a must, and multilingualism.

[Nedvia]

As the People's Republic of Nedvia is 99.54% ethnically Nedvian, there is no need for bilingualism on a national scale. There is an elite foreign language academy that trains diplomats and intelligence agents. The ethnic Verbani minority maintains their national language, but it is limited to their small population and virtually no non-Verbani, other than professional linguists and anthropologists, speak the language. Among the common people, multilingualism would be viewed with suspicion if not outright hostility.

[Wanna Nyan]

Yes, It's Wanna Language and Nyan Language commonly in many Textbook and Newspaper. If the Prisoners want ther newspaper in their language, they should ask the cops to give them their language newspaper

[Lipnitia]

Yes. The main language is Lipnitian (Lipnitski) but it has many dialects, e.g:

Kaskovian dialect
Hulsk dialect
Rogovsk slang
Reveskian language

Other languages are attributed to other natives, for example foreigners or people not of the main Slavic tribe of Lipnitia, for example Muslims, Zamakovians, and Batskalians. Apart from this, bilingualism in Lipnitia is mainly concerning intelligent citizens.

49% of Lipnitians speak more than one language.

[Anollasia]

Yes and trilingualism is also popular, because we have three official languages: English, Turkish, and Anollasian.

[Valkalan]

Bilingualism is rather common in Valkalan. Students in elementary school are expected to graduate with a solid grasp of Valk and English. Many schools offer even more language options. English is widely used to communicate with foreigners, mostly for business purposes.

[Mallaska]

Bilingualism is unpopular in Mallaska, a nation which English is spoken by essentially all of the populace. Only in overseas territories, in which native peoples also inhabit, do people tend to be bilingual. Otherwise, we have no use for speaking a second language, and we don't waste our time learning them. Language courses are voluntary, as well as unpopular. Typically only colleges maintain foreign language courses.

[Tiroladinien and the Litorale]

Very common. The nation has one Official Language and and four recognised minority languages, two of them autochthone (or whatever it's spelled like). It is demanded to know at least the official language and English, and highly recommended to know one of the minority languages.

[Inruptus]

Most citizens of Inruptus can speak the country's two official languages, English and Chinese. The other most common languages other than the latter two are Japanese, Korean, Tagalog, Vietnamese, Thai, Hindi, Russian, Creole-based languages, Zulu, Afrikaans, and some Native American languages.

[Nateterra]

Bilingualism is common in the southeastern part of the country where Spanish is mainly spoken.

[Xekliv]

It's not really necessary, since virtually everyone has a universal translator nowadays.

[Arcturus Novus]

The entire populace speaks their native language, whatever that may be, in addition to Anglican.

[Star Trek America]

Most Ameri speak both Ameri and Breton, so yes, it's quite common, bilingualism.

[Trefeqia]

Most Trefeqians know three to six languages, only two is uncommon, and one is rare. This is because within Trefeqia, many languages are spoken.

[Dangelia]

Yes. Most people can speak both Albanian and Dangelian.

[Luepola]

In Luepola, college graduates are required to be pentalingual. Most students choose to speak Czech, Portuguese, Serbian, and German, in addition to the omnipresent English. I didn't exactly intend for that, but apparently, supporting the opinion that students shouldn't be monolingual means they need to speak five languages.

Oh, nationstates, how I love the way you make my every decision sound absurd

[Asteriapoli]

English and Greek are the two official languages of Asteriapoli, and both lanugages are taught equally in-depth from primary school.

[Konigreich Deutschland]

Absolutely not. Everyone is obliged to speak German, but additional languages taught in schools are English and you can choose French additionally. Minority languages are being oppressed by any means to unite the country and to assimilate the minorities.

[Geadland]

Nearly 90% of the population speak both Geadish and English and more than half of the population can speak at least one other language.