OFFICIAL LANGUAGES
How many official languages does your nation have? Gandoor has three official languages.
What are these languages? English, Japanese, and Russian
What is the percentage of the population that speaks these languages fluently? 97% speak English, 91% speak Japanese, and 61% speak Russian.
THE NEXT THREE QUESTIONS ARE ONLY IF YOUR NATION HAS SEVERAL OFFICIAL LANGUAGES
What is the percentage of the population that speaks each language WITHOUT being able to speak another official language? 26% only speak English, 18% only speak Japanese, 21% only speak Russian.
Do all official languages have equal status under the law? Officially yes, but in practice, English and Japanese are considered to have priority over Russian.
Are products sold in your nation required to have information displayed in all official languages? Again, yes, but this is rarely enforced and most products only have information displayed in English.
FOREIGN LANGUAGES
What are the most common foreign languages spoken in your nation? Korean, Vietnamese, and Tagalog are the three most common foreign languages spoken in our nation.
What is the percentage of the population that speaks these languages fluently? 19% speak Korean, 12% speak Vietnamese, and 8% speak Tagalog.
What percentage of the population only speaks these languages WITHOUT being able to speak an official language? 7% speak only Korean, 5% speak only Vietnamese, and 4% speak only Tagalog.
How easy/difficult is it for foreign language speakers to get assistance in their native language? It depends on the language, for foreign languages that are common, such as the aforementioned ones, it is not difficult for one to get help in their own language. For others, however, it may be more difficult.
Can products be sold with information in a foreign language? Yes, provided the information is also available in one of the official languages.
LANGUAGE EDUCATION
If you have multiple official languages, are all taught in schools? On an official level, education of the Japanese and Russian languages are only mandatory starting in intermediate school (Year 6 to Year 10) with primary school education only being required. (With the exception being Freena Yon, which has made Japanese and Russian language education mandatory starting in primary school since 2013)
Continuing from the above question, is education predominantly in one or several languages? Education in Gandoor is predominantly in English.
Are foreign languages taught in schools? Yes, foreign language education is mandatory starting in intermediate school.
What are the most commonly taught foreign languages? Korean and Vietnamese are the two most common foreign languages.
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[b][u]OFFICIAL LANGUAGES[/u][/b]
[b]How many official languages does your nation have?[/b]
[b]What are these languages?[/b]
[b]What is the percentage of the population that speaks these languages fluently?[/b]
[b]THE NEXT THREE QUESTIONS ARE ONLY IF YOUR NATION HAS SEVERAL OFFICIAL LANGUAGES[/b]
[b]What is the percentage of the population that speaks each language WITHOUT being able to speak another official language?[/b]
[b]Do all official languages have equal status under the law?[/b]
[b]Are products sold in your nation required to have information displayed in all official languages?[/b]
[b][u]FOREIGN LANGUAGES[/u][/b]
[b]What are the most common foreign languages spoken in your nation?[/b]
[b]What is the percentage of the population that speaks these languages fluently?[/b]
[b]What percentage of the population only speaks these languages WITHOUT being able to speak an official language?[/b]
[b]How easy/difficult is it for foreign language speakers to get assistance in their native language?[/b]
[b]Can products be sold with information in a foreign language?[/b]
[b][u]LANGUAGE EDUCATION[/u][/b]
[b]If you have multiple official languages, are all taught in schools?[/b]
[b]Continuing from the above question, is education predominantly in one or several languages?[/b]
[b]Are foreign languages taught in schools?[/b]
[b]What are the most commonly taught foreign languages?[/b]