Status of English in YN

[Brazaliam]

How is English viewed in your nation? Native language
-Is it legal to speak English? Yes
-Is it the national language? Yes
-Is it a/the official language? Yes
-Are there any other official or national languages commonly spoken aside from English? No
-How many people speak it as a native language? Everyone
-If it is not that widely spoken, is it commonly taught as a second language? N\A

[Randumbness]

-How is English viewed in your nation? A second or third language,depends on who you asked
-Is it legal to speak English? Yes
-Is it the national language? No
-Is it a/the official language? Yes
-Are there any other official or national languages commonly spoken aside from English? Yes,The Randumb Language and Russian
-How many people speak it as a native language? about 82% of the population can speak English while 85% can speak Russian
-If it is not that widely spoken, is it commonly taught as a second language? Yes

[Aikoland]

-How is English viewed in your nation?
English is viewed as the language that enables the people of Aikoland, a nation comprised of three countries with distinct languages spoken in each, to communicate with one another.
-Is it legal to speak English?
Yes.
-Is it the national language?
No.
-Is it a/the official language?
Yes, English is the sole official language in Aikoland.
-Are there any other official or national languages commonly spoken aside from English?
While English is the sole official language; Japanese, Korean, and Mandarin are the national languages of Aikoland and are spoken in the constituent countries of Japan, Korea, and Taiwan.
-How many people speak it as a native language?
Technically no one speaks English as their native language here, they use the predominant language of whichever country they live in as their native language.
-If it is not that widely spoken, is it commonly taught as a second language?
English-language education is mandatory starting in kindergarten and is a major part of the curriculum through high school. As English is widely used for most government business, as well as to ease communication with citizens of the constituent countries, almost everyone can understand English as a second-language fluently.

[Tuukland]

-How is English viewed in your nation?
English is taught in schools starting in the third year of elementary school, that is kids 8 years of age. Good schools and the prevalence of English language media and the internet have resulted in the majority of the population having excellent English skills. There is also a notable minority of people with English ancestry who speak English or Tuuklandian Creole English as their mother tongue, and thus English and Tuuklandian Creole English are recognised as official languages.

-Is it legal to speak English?
Yes

-Is it the national language?
No

-Is it a/the official language?
It is the second official language of Tuukland

-Are there any other official or national languages commonly spoken aside from English?
The official languages are Tuuklandish, English, Tuuklandian Creole English and the tribal language of Mountain Tuuk.

-How many people speak it as a native language?
About 10 % of the population

-If it is not that widely spoken, is it commonly taught as a second language?
Yes, see the answer to the first question.

[Havrania]

-How is English viewed in your nation? It's the language spoken by the vast majority of our population. Most Havranians have a sense of pride regarding the language, and take its proper usage quite seriously.
-Is it legal to speak English? Of course
-Is it the national language? Yes
-Is it a/the official language? Yes
-Are there any other official or national languages commonly spoken aside from English? Many Havranians choose to learn a second language, though these vary widely. Some of the more common ones are Dutch, Latin, and German.
-How many people speak it as a native language? A good 95% of our population.
-If it is not that widely spoken, is it commonly taught as a second language?

[Gumilir]

-How is English viewed in your nation? That is one of foreign language in Gumilir
-Is it legal to speak English? Yes
-Is it the national language? No
-Is it a/the official language? No, but always uses at tourism venues in Gumilir
-Are there any other official or national languages commonly spoken aside from English? We speaks javanese and indonesian everyday
-How many people speak it as a native language? 99%
-If it is not that widely spoken, is it commonly taught as a second language? No

[Alinghi Federal-Democratic Republic]

-How is English viewed in your nation?	One of our six official languages
-Is it legal to speak English?	Yes
-Is it the national language?	Yes
-Is it a/the official language?	Yes
-Are there any other official or national languages commonly spoken aside from English?	German, Italian, French, Italo-Russian, Esperanto
-How many people speak it as a native language?	ca. 4.02%
-If it is not that widely spoken, is it commonly taught as a second language?	In Alinghi the official language of a canton is also a nation official language, the canton over the official language must choose one of the remaining national official language as secondary language. In the cantonal school must be taught at least the canton's official and secondary language. In the cantonal government documents must be printend in the official and secondary language (bu all canton volouralry print their documents in also in all 6 fficial languages of the Republic, and make free and subsized courses in all official languages, and the student can use this as credit to make a score at high schoolfinal exam. englis is a official language in canton Gracemeria, and secondary language in canton Tizin, but for the reason explained precedently the language is very common across the nation, It's known by ca. 90% of over-16 yo population

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[Arthropol]

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[Kenmoria]

-How is English viewed in your nation? Well
-Is it legal to speak English? Yes
-Is it the national language? Yes
-Is it a/the official language? Yes
-Are there any other official or national languages commonly spoken aside from English? French
-How many people speak it as a native language? Nearly all the country
-If it is not that widely spoken, is it commonly taught as a second language? N/A

[Hazukenia]

-How is English viewed in your nation? Quite a positive light.
-Is it legal to speak English? Yes. But using American spelling is frowned upon.
-Is it the national language? No.
-Is it a/the official language? One of two with Hazu language
-Are there any other official or national languages commonly spoken aside from English? See above.
-How many people speak it as a native language? Maybe 50%? It is not certain, the last census was made over 10 years ago.
-If it is not that widely spoken, is it commonly taught as a second language?
Yes

[Allyrije]

-How is English viewed in your nation? As a necessary foreign cultural influence.
-Is it legal to speak English? Yes
-Is it the national language? No
-Is it a/the official language? No
-Are there any other official or national languages commonly spoken aside from English? English isn't a national or official language.
-How many people speak it as a native language? Around 30,000 spread through small immigrant communities.
-If it is not that widely spoken, is it commonly taught as a second language? It's widely spoken as a 2nd language due to it being taught in all schools.

[Rhuritania]

-How is English viewed in your nation? It's a language commonly used.
-Is it legal to speak English? Yes
-Is it the national language? No
-Is it a/the official language? Yes
-Are there any other official or national languages commonly spoken aside from English? Yes
-How many people speak it as a native language? 91%
-If it is not that widely spoken, is it commonly taught as a second language? Yes, for people who have trouble speaking English.

[Eligiud]

-How is English viewed in your nation? It's the official language.
-Is it legal to speak English? Yes.
-Is it the national language? Yes.
-Is it a/the official language? Yes.
-Are there any other official or national languages commonly spoken aside from English? Afrikaans, Polish, and Latin
-How many people speak it as a native language? Unknown.
-If it is not that widely spoken, is it commonly taught as a second language? N/A, it is widely spoken.

[Jaydan]

-How is English viewed in your nation? A major but not official language.
-Is it legal to speak English? Yes
-Is it the national language? No
-Is it a/the official language? No
-Is there any other official or national languages commonly spoken aside from English? German
-How many people speak it as a native language? About 8 million people
-If it is not that widely spoken, is it commonly taught as a second language? Depending on the location, yes

[Anollasia]

-How is English viewed in your nation? It's an official language
-Is it legal to speak English? Yes
-Is it the national language? Yes
-Is it a/the official language? Yes (national and official languages are the same to us)
-Are there any other official or national languages commonly spoken aside from English? Turkish and Anollasian
-How many people speak it as a native language? Most people can fluently speak it, it's typically in very remote rural areas where it might be less common
-If it is not that widely spoken, is it commonly taught as a second language? No

[Olwe]

-How is English viewed in your nation? As fairly commonplace.
-Is it legal to speak English? Of course.
-Is it the national language? Yes, along with Elvish.
-Is it a/the official language? One of them, yes.
-Are there any other official or national languages commonly spoken aside from English? Yes. Italian, German, Japanese, Sindarin and Quenya Elvish, Rylothean and Romanes are all official languages of Olwe.
-How many people speak it as a native language? We'd be guessing. We don't pry into our citizens' personal affairs to that degree.
-If it is not that widely spoken, is it commonly taught as a second language? English is taught in all Olwean schools.

[Gandoor]

-How is English viewed in your nation?
It is viewed as one of our official languages.

-Is it legal to speak English?
Yes

-Is it the national language?
N/A (We do not have a 'national language')

-Is it a/the official language?
It is one of our three official languages.

-Are there any other official or national languages commonly spoken aside from English?
Japanese and Russian

-How many people speak it as a native language?
48% report English as being one of their native languages, with 31% reporting it as their sole native language, 14% reporting it alongside Japanese, and 3% reporting it alongside Russian.

-If it is not that widely spoken, is it commonly taught as a second language?
English education is mandatory starting in primary school and, as a result, 79% of the population reports fluency in English, even if it is not their native language.

[Dormill and Stiura]

-How is English viewed in your nation?
English is a welcomed language in the United Estates, especially considering its status as the global lingua franca
-Is it legal to speak English?
No reason it shouldn't be.
-Is it the national language?
It's recognized as a national language of the United Estates.
-Is it a/the official language?
No, but there are movements to have English ascend as the third official language of the United Estates.
-Are there any other official or national languages commonly spoken aside from English?
French and Dutch are the Official Languages of the United Estates, while Traditional Kaelectian, a Turkic language, is protected as a National Language.
-How many people speak it as a native language?
Around 8% of Dormill-Stiuraians speak English natively
-If it is not that widely spoken, is it commonly taught as a second language?
Yes, nearly 80% of Dormill-Stiuraians speak English as a second language, alongside French and Dutch

[Agenca]

-How is English viewed in your nation?- It's our national language
-Is it legal to speak English?- Obviously
-Is it the national language?- Yes
-Is it a/the official language?- Yes
-Are there any other official or national languages commonly spoken aside from English?- Spanish, French, Mandarin, Russian
-How many people speak it as a native language?- 87%
-If it is not that widely spoken, is it commonly taught as a second language? - Most people who don't know it natively know some basic english

[Cirona]

How is English viewed in your nation?
English is recognised as the lingua franca of commerce, trade, science, technology and legal tradition in Cirona.

Is it legal to speak English?
Yes.

Is it the national language?
Unlike the definition of a national language in most countries, the status of national language in Cirona is a language that is explicitly recognised by the constitution to be "a language of significant historic and cultural status that is used in the day-to-day lives of most Cerons". English is one of Cirona's four national languages.

Is it a/the official language?
The status of an official language in Cirona is a language that is "the medium of a government's business, administration and governance". English is not the official language of the federal government, with that status being enjoyed exclusively by French. However, three of six regional governments and both federal territory governments recognise English as an official language.

Are there any other official or national languages commonly spoken aside from English?
French, Chinese and Sejunese are recognised as national languages along with English. Together, they account for 92.7% of the population's native language.

How many people speak it as a native language?
31.5% (~61 071 800) of the population speak English at home, while 93.4% (~177 205 200) are proficient.

If it is not that widely spoken, is it commonly taught as a second language?
The federal Ministry of Education's National Education Commission successfully pushed for bilingual education across the federation in 1968. The commission stipulated that primary schools should deliver at least 10 hours per week of French education and 7.5 hours per week of English education, and high schools 15 hours per week of French education and 12 hours per week of English education. As a result, English is incorporated into a school's syllabus as the primary medium of instruction, a supplementary medium of instruction for specific classes (such as Maths, Sciences, Economics, etc) or as a national language class.

It should be noted that while the commission set requirements for French and English education, the two other national languages did not receive similar treatment. Along with the fact that English is highly esteemed in the commercial and legal spheres, English is often said to be less of a national language on par with Chinese and Sejunese, but rather a de facto second official language on par with French.

[TURTLESHROOM II]

-How is English viewed in your nation?

English is the official, national language of TurtleShroom.

-Is it legal to speak English?

English is the official, national language of TurtleShroom.

-Is it the national language?

English is the official, national language of TurtleShroom.

-Is it the official language?

English is the official, national language of TurtleShroom.

-Are there any other official or national languages commonly spoken aside from English?

There are no other officially sanctioned languages in TurtleShroom. English is the official, national language of TurtleShroom.

-How many people speak it as a native language?
[blockquote]Most non-humans and two-thirds of the human population are native English speakers who learned it as their first language. However, those without English as their native language are mandated to pick it up in order to become citizens, graduate from any school, and participate in society.[/blockquote]

[UKCS]

-How is English viewed in your nation? - Quite well, considering it is the majority language.
-Is it legal to speak English? - Yes.
-Is it the national language? - One of them.
-Is it a/the official language? - Yes, along with Spanish, Icelandic and Latin.
-Are there any other official or national languages commonly spoken aside from English? - Spanish, Icelandic, Spanish and a variety of Native American languages.
-How many people speak it as a native language? - 650 million people.

[Topoliani]

-How is English viewed in your nation?
It's just another Language
-Is it legal to speak English?
Yes
-Is it the national language?
No
-Is it a/the official language?
Np
-Are there any other official or national languages commonly spoken aside from English?
Latin
-How many people speak it as a native language?
Nobody
-If it is not that widely spoken, is it commonly taught as a second language?
No

[Greater Mushroom Kingdom]

-How is English viewed in your nation?
Since the Mushroom Kingdom is on a different planet than Earth in a different galaxy/dimension, English is known as Mushlish but is undoubtedly English.


-Is it legal to speak English?
Yes, Mushlish(English) is legal.


-Is it the national language?
Yes, it is one of 3 known national languages and the majority national language.


-Is it the official language?
Yes, Mushlish(English) is the official language since it has always been spoken by the royal court.


Are there any other official or national languages commonly spoken aside from English?
There are two other recognized languages spoken in the Mushroom Kingdom, Yoshi and Cheep Cheep


-How many people speak it as a native language?
It is estimated that the majority of the population speak it.

[Victorious Decepticons]

-How is English viewed in your nation? It's beta-creature foreigner babble, just like all other languages that aren't Cybertronian Binary.
-Is it legal to speak English? Yes
-Is it the national language? Of course not! It's from another planet!
-Is it a/the official language? Of course not x2!
-Are there any other official or national languages commonly spoken aside from English? We speak Binary.
-How many people speak it as a native language? Somewhere around 700,000 immigrant citizens matured speaking it before they came here. That's out of a total population of over 18.5 billion citizens.
-If it is not that widely spoken, is it commonly taught as a second language? No. Very few ever bother to install the English Language Data Pack, which is a for-pay educational add-on.