Language(s) of <Your Nation>

[West Ponente]

[Ooc: What language does your nation speak? Is it the official language? Are there regionally spoken languages? Feel free to include dialects and all that good stuff here too. I'll post a list in the OP for easy future reference.]

E.g.

West Ponente
•French (Official)
•English (widely understood)
•Gallian (Regional)
•Italian (Regional, Nuevo Italia & Gecalos Islands)
•German (Regional, Ilum & Mournou)

French is the most widely spoken and official language of the Kingdom, but there are other much less spoken regional languages. Gallian is spoken by the minority the Gallians in their home province of Gallisie. Italian is spoken by the very small Nuevitalian community in the country, but mainly in the colonies of Nuevo Italia and the Grecalos Islands. English is understood by a large number of people in the nation.


A

Arius Prime – Sith, Galactic Basic, Mandalorian
Arivada - English, French, Russian (Official), Spanish, German, Greek
Arkinesia – English, Indonesian, German, Arabic, Vietnamese, Cambodian, Lao, Thai, Malay, Scottish Gaelic
Arugganath – Polish (Official) English, Russian (Widely Understood)
Arumdaum – Arumdaumguisch, Korean, Japanese (Official) Mandarin Chinese, Ainu, Okinawan, Tamna, French, German, Arabic, Farsi, Mongolian, Vietnamese, Turkish, Cantonese, Tibetan, Manchu, Hindi (Regional) English (Auxiliary)
Augarundus – Augarian (official) English (Widely Understood)

B

BICY – Esnalese
Binary Load Lifters – Binary (Official) British English, French, German (Secondary)
Birnadia – Birnadian English (Official), German, French, Yiddish

C

Capitalist Arcadia – English (Official)
Conservative Morality – English and Latin

D

Drenbaniya - Drenbaniyan (official), English, German, French, Russian, Korean, Japanese (Widely Understood)

E

Edvardus – Latin (Official) Spanish, English, Portuguese, French, and Italian (Widely Spoken)
Epicnopolis – English and French (Official)

F

Fisenesia - English and Latin (Official), Greek and French

G

Gaelic Celtia – Irish Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic (Official) Latin
Great Bryton – LOLspeak, English, Engrish, Klingon, Xhosa, Latin, Koine Greek, Hebrew, Catspeak, Arabic, Lingala, Egyptian, Scanian
Green Guilds – English, German, Hebrew, French, Yiddish, Scottish Gaelic, Irish Gaelic
Greenlandic People – Old Norse (Official) Yankhan Indigenous
Grittonia – Grittonian, English, Dutch (Official) German

H

Hassett – Hassett English (Official) Spanish, American Sign Language
Hemas – Greek (Official), Spanish, Italian
His Greatness - Language of Hé , Cantonese (Official), Mandarin

J

Jalanat – Jalanese, English (Official) Japanese, Chinese, Dutch, Russian (Widely Understood)

K

Kablub – Russian (Official) German, English (Widely Understood)
Kalasion – English, Kalasic
Kandarus – Old Kandaric, Kandarese, (Official) Arabic, Chinese, English
King Muskar XII - Syldavian
Kulverint - Kulverintian, Dutch, French, German, English, Russian
Kylarnatia - English (Official), French, Portugese, Hindi, Italian, Arabic, Ancient Egyptian

L

Letat – French, English (Secondary)
Linux and the X – English, Czech, French, Dutch, Latin
Lunives and Koldui – English, Lunivin, Kolduin

M

Manswell – English, Demiin
Maraque - Maraquean and English (Official) German (Educational)
Massachussets Bay - English, Scottish Gaelic, French, Slovene, Vedran, Massachusset
Maurepas – Cajun French and English (Official), Spanish
Meciene – English, Mencian, French
Misoko – Sumarian (De facto) Indoran, and English (Widely Understood)

N

Neo-Prutania – High Prut, Low Prut (Official)
New Mysteria – English (Official), Irish, Tearian, Mysterian
New Nicksyllvania – British English
New Wroclow – English, Polish (Official) French (Widely Understood)
Niur – Niuri, Shadian, Kaita, New Kaitan, Native Seneca, Balt-Pelan, Pelani (Official) Nahuatl, English, Japanese, Various Local Dialects
Nouvelle Rhodes – French, English, Italian (Official) Latin, Greek, Dutch (Widely Understood) Spanish, Arabic (Regional)

P

Padullahstan – Aulai (Official)

R

Raarbia – English (Official), Italian(Widely understood), French (Regional), German (Regional)

S

Sokjevk States - Sokjevk (official), Vietnamese, Russian, Italian, English, French, Cambodian, Laotian, Thai, Burmese, German, Dutch, Irish Gaelic, Spanish, Cantonese, Japanese
Solm – English (Official), Corv (Widely Understood)
StevePolis – English, French, Irish Gaelic, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, French creyole, Chinese
Swartaz - Swartazian (Official), English (Widely Understood), Scandinavian dialects (Regional)
Swilatia – English and Polish

T

Techno-Soviet - English, German, Russian, Belarussian
The Archiepelago – American English (Official)
The Chrisman Union – Chrismanic (Official), French (Widely Understood), Rachanistani, Altagarian, Featheranian, Stikonian, Ceynite, Southern Chenkovian, Northern Chenkovian
The Xzarian Union – Xzarian (Official)
Tocrowkia – New Gothic (Official) English (Secondary)

U

United Valik – Valikan, Greek, Polish, Yiddish, Herbrew, German, Macurean
Urgolon – English (Official) Spanish, Korean

V

Vedacia – Spanish
Venetoland – Japanese (Official) Hmong, Filipino, English, Mandarin
Verdeguay – Spanish (Official) English (Secondary) Farsi (Commercial)
Vetalia – Vetalian Russian, English, Volscian, Venetic

W

West Floradia – English, French, Floradian, Various local languages
Windica – Mandarin Chinese, Japanese, Filipino (Official) English (Diplomatic) Bahasa Indonesia, Burmese, Malaysian, Thai, Cambodian, Lao, tribal languages
Wrestlemania XXVI - Wrestlemanese (Official) American English (widely Understood)

Y

Yargany – German (Official), Italian, English

Z

Zarbli – Zarblese (Official) Portuguese, Korean, Arabic, Native languages, Greek
Zehr-Brunswick - German (Official), English (Secondary), Italian (Widely Understood), Gaelic, Latin
Zirconim - English (Official) Spanish, German, Ancient Greek, French

[Swilatia]

We speak English and Polish, and are sure that there has already been a thread on this subject.

[West Ponente]

are sure that there has already been a thread on this subject.

Where, Jolt?

[Rejistania]

This thread already exists: viewtopic.php?f=23&t=1252&start=0

[Swilatia]

are sure that there has already been a thread on this subject.

Where, Jolt?

No. here.

[West Ponente]

This thread already exists: viewtopic.php?f=23&t=1252&start=0

I hadn't seen it.

[Conserative Morality]

English and Latin (Official)

[Fisenesia]

English is the de facto language in Fisenesia, but Latin is a required auxiliary language.

[Techno-Soviet]

These were mostly from the descendants of the original, human colonists being mostly composed of Germans, Slavs and Englishmen.

• English
• German
• Russian

Few other human languages, besides offshoots of Russian, such as Belarussian, are understood or indeed even known by the citizens of the Hegemony. They've kinda been out of the loop of Earth politics for a couple millenia. There are several other languages, used by the neko population and a small majority of the human population, although this is rarely used for matters outside the Hegemony itself.

[Maurepas]

Cajun French, English, and a growing number of Spanish speakers...

[Imota]

Japanese (official)

[Sokjevk States]

Sokjevk (official)
Vietnamese (2nd Language)
Russian (widely Spoken)
Italian
English
French
Cambodian
Laosian
Thai
Burmese
German
Dutch
Celtic (Irish)
Spanish
Cantonese
Chinese
Japanese

[Maraque]

.

[Zehr-Brunswick]

German (Official)
English (2nd Language)
Italian (widley undersood)
Gaelic
Latin

[Epicnopolis]

English, (Official)
French(Also an official language)

[Venetoland]

Official:Japanese
Understood/Widely Spoken(In order of usage):
English
Mandarin
Fillipino
Hmong

[Augarundus]

Main: Augarian
A harsh, unique tongue. It's extremely simple, and has virtually no grammatical rules; it sounds like a combination of Russian, Italian, and German. However, most direction translations do not make perfect sense... for example:
-Avre makhguta agrutz.
Dissection of each word:
-Avre=I do (It is for/of my will)
-Makhguta/r (Possess/have. The last 'a' would be replaced by 'ar' if the verb wasn't conjugated)
-Agrutz ("Water hunger"/Thirst)
English: "It is for my will that I possess the great thirst for water."
Making sense of it: "I'm rather thirsty."

Second: English.
English is learned early on.By age 8, most Augarians are fluent in Augarian and English.

[West Ponente]

*Updated*

[Nouvelle Rhodes]

Official Languages(de jure): Required in all legislative assemblies, and an option for anyone in court.
French
English
Italian

Recognized Major Languages (de facto): Have no* rights constituted by the Charter of the Rights of the Citizen, but are recognized by the government as languages spoken by a large minority or a majority of citizens.
Latin--Widely Understood
Greek--Widely Understood
Dutch--Widely Understood
Arabic--Regional
Spanish--Regional

*Latin and Greek are somewhat recognized de jure, see Section 23 of the Charter of the Rights of the Citizen

[Misoko]

Misokons speak Sumarian, but Indoran and English are widely known.

[Wrestlemania XXVI]

Wrestlemanese (official)
American English (widespread)

[Greenlandic People]

The following languages are prevalent in Greenland:

Old Norse (all dialects)- official
Yankhan Indigenous

[Niur]

Official languages:
Nirou-ki (Niuri) [Main language]

First spoken by New-Shardian society, this language became the ubiquitous with Nirou, and later Niur.

Shadjhar (Shardian)

Spoken by the Old Shardians, this language is common throughout Shardia and southern Nirou. It has phonetic characteristics that are unique in a Niuri language.

Kaïta-מi (Kaita)

The basis for many of the islands languages, this ancient tongue has changed much over the last 7000 years, yet still retains certain traits which make it unique from other Niuri languages. Much like the greek or latin of the islands

K∙⋰ķ⋮Į⋯מ (New Kaitan)

Spoken on New Kait, this language descends from both Shadjhar and Kaïta-מi, it is spoken at a very fast rate, up to 5 words a second, and this prevents most outsiders from learning this beautiful language.

ױװnײַרּײױװ (Native Senica)

Spoken only in Senica and the small outlying islands, this language is derived from ancient Nacre, and is quick and easy to speak and write. It is also said that this language is the easiest for non-Mesai to learn. With its many reverential terms and its quickness, it is the choice for many Senica business men.

├╩╥╧╩╤╓╡╠╬╔╗⌐┤(Balt-pelan)

The least known language of the islands, this is a mixture of New Kaitan and Pelani, spoken only on western New Kait

ֱ۲ְֵֶׂ۶ֳ۹ֲٌٍٕۣۡ۸(Pelani)

Spoken by the Pelani, the only native humans to the islands, this is a very different language from almost all other Niuri languages, and is believed to be a descent of an ancient american language.

Unofficial languages:

Nahuatl [Most common foreign language]

In the mid 1500's a group of fleeing Mexica (Aztec) running from the Spaniards stumbled upon Niur. They were allowed to settle on a part of Shardia, and the language has stuck ever since

English

New in Niur, this language is only spoken in large international cities such as Niur city and Shard city

Japanese

Introduced during WWII, this is still spoken by many communities of Pelani and Mesai on Nacre.

Various local dialects

There are almost 300 different smaller dialects, most very similar to one of the larger languages, a few very different. In the 20th century many of these languages almost went extinct, but due to cultural restoration, many are now rebounding.

[Tocrowkia]

Officially, New Gothic is our language. All Tocrowkians can speak fluent English as their secondary, however.

[Zirconim]

English (Official)
Spanish
German
Ancient Greek
French