NationStates Jolt Archive

Well, the national language of my nation is Dundugesian.
:eek:

Polish, English, and German.

Maraquean, English, German, Arabic, Farsi, Japanese.

As in my NS nation? German, for long complicated backstory reasons no-one cares about (FT), or for short simple backstory reasons the no-one cares about (PT/(P)MT)

French, English and Wymgani (http://ns.goobergunch.net/wiki/index.php/Wymgani_%28language%29).

Amarenthian English, Irish Gaelic, and Pacitalian. (Only the first is official. The latter should be official, actually, since it's the "official" language of one province. The last is become more commonly spoken, or at least grasped, in urban areas and those closest to the border.)

English, but many people enjoy a bit of Russian, Italian, Latin, Japanese and Gibberish on the side.

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cameroi speaks lananaran (a planetary language created thousands of years ago by the nalanuthuan and nalanothoan priesthoods, one of the several small numbers of things they ever fully aggreed upon) and the regeonal language(s) of the regeon we're in.

=^^=
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There are 20 officially recognized languages, but the official language is rejistanian. I like speakinh I am a rejistanian foreigner as if some times. Rejistanian, it is not difficult, different English form however!

Here is the article: http://ns.goobergunch.net/wiki/index.php/Rejistanian

Binary.

But, I might as well play along.

My national languages are: 1337, english, PIMPSTA ENGLISH, and Guppyese. (Pronounced gup-pese)

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No! It's one of the best threads I've seen all day. This is a bad day :(

Stalinism.

English, Latin and Kerim (which sounds like a cross between English and Gaelic...)

Well, the national language of my nation is Dundugesian.
:eek:

The language of Mogtaria is Marain although I almost went for Parcel Tongue

Dutch and English.

Stalinism.

lol :P

Krensonian, which is in sound a mix between latin and asian (japanese) and itself completely unique. And British English, which is also an official language.

e-way eak-spay ig-pay atin-lay

Gretzkian, which is the exact same as English with a few minor exceptions. What English speakers call a "watch" we call a "ticker." It's kind of like the difference between American English and British English.

It's a far cry better than the horrendous language we used to speak that had eight alphabets and over 5,000 unique single-word characters. Basically, our people visited Japan and said, "That language is far too easy."

We also have a few native Japanese speakers as well as two provinces that speak fluent Gibberish.

Stalinism.
"That car wreck only caused 11 tragedies, up until the gas vein exploded and the nuclear waste leaked out. Now we've got two whole statistics and I'm not sure how that's gonna clean up."

e-way eak-spay ig-pay atin-lay

oolcay :)

"That car wreck only caused 11 tragedies, up until the gas vein exploded and the nuclear waste leaked out. Now we've got two whole statistics and I'm not sure how that's gonna clean up."
We'll just spin something about how they died for the Motherland.

lol :P
Well, what did you think it'd be? ;)

Pacitalian and English are official; Greek, Romanian and Spanish are unofficial ("national").

no official national language. mongolian and english are the major languages, followed by french, tamil, some kind of creole, and bantu. or something. this is the first time i thought about it.

English and Siapian are the official languages.

Irish Gaelic, Polish, Czech, Romanian, Austrian, and Italian are not uncommon.

Vetalian, of course. It sounds like a cross between German and Russian with a Cyrillic alphabet.

Wordstuff.

E-nglish of course.

Manx, Welsh, and Irish

I can't really remember but...
English, German, French, Latin, Spanish Maori and Harlesburger all had a good chance of being in there.

Harlesburger is something i created mostly from spelling mistakes from when i was in primary school, and later looked over but it has been classed up a bit.

Everything you ever wanted to know about my "e-Nation." (http://ns.goobergunch.net/wiki/index.php/Zaire) :D

English and French. Esperanto is pilot-official. (being tested out)

English, Spanish, Chinese, and Japanese.

If ya want an explanation, you can telegram my office.

English and 1337.

High Valgardian, Valgardian, English, Latin, German, Norwegian, and Old Norse.

Tamil, my real life native language.

E-Nation? I'm assuming you mean NationState?

MrMopar - none
AnarchistMustangs - none
America2021 - American, and all others are banned under penalty of death
Modern Day America - technically none (American English de facto)

how can you have no (official) language?

how can you have no (official) language?
The United States doesn't.

Booklavic, it's very beautiful.

English, French (don't you know we have a disgruntled province called TCbec?), and Wildean.

English and Italian.

English with a Cyrillic alphabet and some Russian influence. When spoken, an American or Brit would still understand it, but it would sound as silly as the English spoken across the pond.

Platt. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Low_German)

English I guess.

Well, the national language of my nation is Dundugesian.
:eek:

No language is officially recognized by the Kyronean government out of respect for our nigh 2 billion peoples, but the major languages are Kyronean English, Kyronen Spanish, Manderin, Japanese, and Romanian. A vast number of other languages are spoken also.

The United States doesn't.
well, they have kinda since all legal texts are in English, su?

well, they have kinda since all legal texts are in English, su?

True, but the U.S. doesn't legally recognize a language to be the official language. There is a difference. Frankly, I prefer it that way, because that prevent favoritism. Hence why my fictional nation does the same with its languages.

Official language: Risottes (a sub-dialect of Milanese).
Commonly used: any kind of Milanese.
Most frequently spoken foreign languages: Italian, German, French, Russian and English.

They speak what I tell them to speak, and only when told to.

Ruhrpott, abba mittem Doatmunda Zungschlach.
Kannzemakuckn, woll.

In Germanalasia, people do not speak unless absolutely necessary.

Ascii

Letilan is the main one, but English and others also appear.

American and Australian English
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Agreed.

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QFT.

My nation's primary language is Cluichstani, of course, but most also speak English.

Its Glerican, which through an amazing coinsidence is almost exactly the same as English, except that there is no letter "X" as it is a useless letter.

X-Rays are called "Super-rays-that-see-through-bodies-except-bones-and-lead" or "SREBAL" for short. Xylophones is spelt like Zylophone.

Solisian. Excactly the same as GB english though...

Saluton,
Hello,

English is spoken internally, Esperanto is used in international relations.

Our media has sub-titles in the language not being spoken, newspapers have English on one half of the page, Esperanto on the other.

Both are taught in school so people are bilingual early on.

However, a creole is being used more and more often, using words and phrases from both languages, combined.

Gxis Revido,
La Unuan Lordon Rafe,
The First Lord Rafe,