Languages in YN

[Anatoliyanskiy]

Anatoliyanskiy has 3 official languages, though these are specific to certain regions only:

-English, which is the national language and is spoken by around 70% of the population

-Russian, which is an official language in Eastern Anatoliyanskiy and Hoarisla, where it is spoken as a first language by 75% and 80% of the population respectively

-Surdanan, which is spoken solely in Surdana

[Grussland]

The official language of Grussland is the local dialect of German, which is a less formal and less structured form of the language with heavy English influences. English and French are also widely understood.

[Zanforadon]

Modern Zanfari is the dominant language spoken in Zanforadon, where 60% of the population can speak it fluently or can at least speak it to have conversations to other speakers. The Zanfa and Zanari, since they're sister cultures, speak it as a first language and are taught at a young age speak and write Modern Zanfari as well as speak the 5 other languages spoken in Zanforadon;

Vedusa's native language- Veduxi, spoken with a similar structure to Khoisan languages, though studies have found that Veduxi and the Khoisan languages were developed independently from each other.
Fernnunos's native language- Ferngulli, though a unique language due to the fact that the vocal cords of Fernnunos differ somewhat compared to humans, is still a learnable language.
Sharfana's native language- Sharnafusa, a language that perplexes foreigners when they first visit the country due to it sounding not too dissimilar to beatboxing, though its relatively easy to learn.
Minakari's native language- Minakouto, a language that is descended from Japanese.
Koh'oh's native language- Koh'ohian, a language that is surprisingly similar to the Hawaiin language.

Due to this, many young Zanfas and Zanari's are considered hyperpolyglots.

[The Union of British North America]

English, Spanish, and French are the official languages of the NAU, though English is the most widely spoken. English-based creole languages are also common in the Caribbean provinces. French is the official language of Quebec and Louisiana, and Spanish is the official language of the Californias.

Indigenous languages are somewhat used at the general level, usually for treaty-making and official ceremonies between the Crown and the Indigenous peoples. They are the official languages where they are spoken in depending on the Autonomous Indigenous Nation or Native Land Grant.

Newfoundland Gaelic and Cape Breton Gaelic are Irish and Scottish Gaelic dialects spoken in Newfoundland and the Island of St. John and Nova Scotia, respectively.

Acadian French and Louisania French are French dialects spoken in former Acadia of New France (present-day Nova Scotia) and Louisiana, respectively. Many Acadians were removed from Acadia and many resettled in Louisiana and later became known as Cajuns.

Caribbean Hindustani developed when indentured servants and other immigrants to the New World from India settled in the West Indies. Other languages from the Indian subcontinent were also introduced through indentured servitude (the last system of unfree labour in the NAU, which was abolished in 1867) or general immigration of people from India to the NAU.

Other European languages may have communities were nearly all speak the language, usually in communities in the Western Provinces that had homogenous homesteaders that moved west to have more freedom not only from their oppressive European continental governments but also the NAU general government. Germans, Ukrainians, Poles, Silesians, Latvians, and Lithuanians settling the Great Plains provinces for example, or Russians in Yukonia.

[Islands Of Ventro]

Interestingly enough there are way more languages than there are lexicons so the ones listed below are the only ones that have a supported alphabet.

Ventroan
Roa'n
Icle
spinish
Crickle
gregisus




OC- sorry I meant to make descriptions but i got to go

[World of Krieg]

A variant of German.

[The Emnian Realm]

There are several languages spoken in Emnia (many brought by immigrant communities), but our "national" languages are:

---

Emnian (Eamnhnidht, [ˈavʲ.ɾʲiːtʲ] like "AV-reet") is the primary spoken language and sole official language at the national level in Emnia.

• Grammatically and structurally, Emnian is a relatively conservative Emnitic (ooc: Semitic) language with an inflexible Verb-Subject-Object word order and a complex verbal morphology based on triliteral roots, supported by a largely analytical syntax.
• Phonetically, Emnian is significantly divergent from other Emnitic languages. The original consonant system of Old Emnian collapsed under the influence of other Calatanian languages, with several Old Emnian consonants undergoing mergers and the emphatic consonants coalescing with the plain series.
• Lenition is a salient feature of Emnian; while this is found in other Emnitic languages (compare irl Hebrew and Aramaic, for example), the scope of lenition in Emnian is broader and has more extreme phonetic consequences, such as the "colouring" of vowels.
• While Emnian basic vocabulary is usually derived from Old Emnian, and Modern Emnian's lexicon has been enriched by new words deliberately coined from Old Emnian roots, a significant portion of Emnian vocabulary is derived from other Calatanian languages.

A sample of Emnian (with Old Emnian and Sudric for Comparison):

Modern Emnian: — Látha toichiólann an anaoisimh l'ocró a t-an seaphairimh be scoill án an eogham.
Old Emnian: — Lo tukaləna ha-našim liqəro et ha-səparim be-beyt-hen ha-seper ha-yom.
Sudric: — "The women are not able to read the books in their school today."

Note: scoill is a loanword; the equivalent word in Old Emnian would be beyt ha-seper

---

Eastonian is traditionally spoken by the Eastonians in the Far East and to a much lesser extent in the Eastern and Southern Highlands. Around 15,000 people are officially registered as Eastonians in the Eastonian Census, but the number of people of recent Eastonian heritage is estimated to be at around 50,000 people. The number of people who can speak Eastonian, including as a second language, is estimated at around 25,000 people. Most people of Eastonian heritage are today native speakers of Emnian as the result of past Emnisation policies. Speakers reserve the right to be educated and to receive communication from the government in their own language in the Far East administrative area.

[-Azteca Mexico]

Nahuatl is the most spoken language. English is the 2nd most as English is still the language of business, Mandarin is the 3rd most as we have a lot of Chinese immigrants and China has had a big influence on us in general throughout our history. Mayan is the 4th most spoken language, we created a united Mayan language. Finally, Spanish is the 5th most spoken language.

[German Coasts]

When German Coasts was first founded in 1811, its official language was a native language from West Africa, as that is where our founder came from, as did his top generals and officials.

As time marched on, as German immigrants arrived to our nation, German quickly became the dominant language rather than the previous native West African language. In the 1920s, the official language was changed to German and many older government officials today still speak it.

By the 1980s, as English became a lingua franca internationally, the Senate held a vote to add English to the list of official languages. It passed 13-9.

Today, the official languages of the German Coasts remain German and English, though there have been numerous proposals in the Senate to remove German from this list. None of these proposals went anywhere. Our President can speak German, English, French, and Spanish.

[Wykuvia]

The Wykuvian Language (Лѵкувій Єзик, Wŷkuviy Yezyk), an East Slavic Language, Is the official Language, but there are many recognized minority languages, including

Russian (East Slavic)
Bulanian (West Slavic)
Kashuvian (West Slavic)
Lithuanian (Baltic)
Bulgarian (South Slavic)
Northwest Oghur (Turkic)
Vlach (Romance)
Hungarian (Uralic)
Kuzaritic (Turkic)
Nurmen (Germanic)
Crimean Gothic (Germanic)
Pontic (Hellenic)

[Canvalland]

The official language of Canvalland is Modern Standard Canvish (Modernae Standatren Cansk), which was signed into law in 1923. There are approximately 97.63% of total population can use the MSC fluently, 92.5% of total population consider MSC as their primary language

Before 1956, public schools must teach in Canvish to receive funding, such law was repealed by the Constitution Court in November 1956 in the Nya Athiena Public Schools PTA v. Education Board.

The largest non-official language in Canvalland is French, approximately 11.4% of total population use French on a daily to weekly basis.

The second largest non-official language is Novogardian, approximately 6.6% of total population use Novogardian on a daily to weekly basis.

The largest nation-specific language is Chinese, which is widely used by 4.1 million residents in Canvalland in 2021.

There are 37 non-official languages used by nearly 18.6% of residents in Canvalland, 18 of all 37 languages are taught in public schools in the settlements where those language are widely used.

There are multiple legal cases going on regarding to language curriculum all around the country, the most recent one is the Annsbrough Residents and PTA v. Acadia State Education Board.

[Melayu Federation]

There were a lot of languages in Melayu Federation, But The Recognized Ones were:

- Melayu, The Official Language Of Melayu Federation, you can find it everywhere in Melayu Federation, Espically in Eastern Sumatra, Malaya, Northern Borneo, And The Country's Capital: Singapore.

-Indonesian, The Second Official Language that also you can find it everywhere, Literally You Can Find a lot of places using Indonesian, however, in The States around the Bay Of Thailand, And the Island of and Around Luzon, Indonesian is not commonly used there.

-Bangsaan, another name for this Language is the Malay-Japanese Language, in other words, it's Melayu/Indonesian Written in Japanese, Basically the same situation as the Jawi Language (Melayu and other South East Asian Languages, But Written in Arabic, And "a little bit" complicated than Melayu and other South East Asian Languages written in the Latin/Their Own Alphabet).

-Tagalog, Only the Island of Luzon and other Northern Filipino Islands around Luzon that still use this Language.

-Thai, Only Bangkok, Rayong, Ayutthaya, And the Other States around the Bay of Thailand that also use this Language.

-Arabic, Mostly spoken by Muslims.

-Hindi, Mostly Spoken by Hindu And Buddhists.

-Japanese, Mostly Spoken in Northern Melayu Federation and Shinto people, and the more you're getting closer to Japan, the more Japanese languages are Used.

-English, A Mandatory Language in schools, and after you graduate, you will have to take an English test if you are applying to a job that requires you to be able to speak English, like Tourist Guide, or an Office Worker.

-Spanish, Mostly Spoken by Christians And Jews.

-Chinese (Neither Cantonese Or Mandarin), Mostly can be found commonly used in Kuala Lumpur And Singapore.

[Riam]

Occitan and Catalan, the same languages used throughout Hiperuranion.

[Yania Byz]

Yanian is the official language. Most Yanians also speak decent Russian. German is also common, especially in the west.

[The Aquaria]

French is the official language of the Aquaria. However, the federal government also recognises Japanese, Deutsch, Russian and Italian.

[Independent Cossack Ukraine]

Ukrainian is the official language of Independent Cossack Ukraine. We do recognize regional languages amongst some ethnic minorities on the borders with other countries.

Russian is the second most prevalent language in Independent Cossack Ukraine. Most Russian speakers live in the Eastern portion of the country.

Other regional languages include Crimean Tatar (a Turkic language spoken by Tatars living in Crimea), Rusyn (spoken by the Carpathian Ruthenian people on our Western frontier), Kalmyk (A Mongol language spoken by our Kalmyk minority), Polish (mostly in the Northwest), Yiddish (spoken by our Jewish minority), and Adygea (spoken by our Circassian minority in the Southeast of the country/Ukrainian Caucasus). German and English are sometimes spoken as languages for international business.

[Angevin Territories]

Norman French, Latin, Greek, Arabic, and Italian.

[Western Fardelshufflestein]

WF speaks Fardelshufflesteinian, a creole of German and English with a veeery tiny bit of Maori sprinkled in. However, Since 1980, WFian schools have taught English from their kindergarten equivalent, and have been teaching German for awhile. If you go to WF, you'll find signs printed in Fardelshufflesteinian, Maori, German, and English.

[Conservative Christian American States]

English is the official language of the CCAS. Foreign language education is non-existent and the speaking of other languages in public is illegal.

[Soveiniesberg]

Russian slang and German are pretty popular, but a select few also speak Finnish, and Arabic, with some speaking Uralic languages.

A lot of Soveinians are also taught English and Arabic at a young age but this has been slowly declining in the past couple of years.

[Republica Federal de Catalunya]

Catalan and Occitan are the official languages. English and French are also present in official documents as passports and driving licenses.

Other languages: As English, French, Spanish and Portuguese are widely spoken but not official. Most people tends to be fluent in at least one of those languages (English is taught at school + a second language of free choose).
The Overseas departments have their own Creole languages officially recognized.

Valencians, Spanish and Italians are the larger expat communities.

Also because of migration or expats at least 300 languages are spoken too.

[Resche]

Reschean (רעשעאַן) is the official language of the republic since its formal founding in 1891. Reschean is most similar to Yiddish. Small communities throughout the country speak Ladino but it recognized only as a regional language in two provinces of republic.

English and German are both spoken as primarily secondary languages, taught as part of the secondary education of most students who attend public schools and secular schools.

[Luziyca]

Per the current constitution, Estmerish (English) and Rwizi (Shona) are the two co-official languages. However, recognised minority languages include Gaullican (French: it was an official language until 2020 when the current constitution was adopted), and Molisa (Sesotho). Furthermore, there are a bunch of other native Bahian languages spoken in Rwizikuru.

[Mencaria]

There is no official national language for the country, but the most prominent language of Mencaria is Pelay, or bahasa Pelayu. Other minority languages include the indigenous Jahay languages, which have a large number of disparate dialects and are generally only spoken in large populations within the masyarakat, or native communities within the nation.

[-Terrapacis-]

The official language of Terrapacis is English and it is the predominant language spoken in the country, with 96% of the population reporting to speak English either as their native or second language.

The most commonly spoken and taught foreign languages are Spanish and French, which are spoken by 10% and 8% of the population respectively.