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| |[[Vietnamese++]] | | |[[Vietnamese++]] |
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| |{{Banner|HD}} [[Hajdislant]] | | |{{Banner|HD}} [[Hajdislant]] |
| |English, [[Hajdossa]] | | |English, [[Hajdossa]] |
| |[[Saxo-Syzkynic languages|Saxo-Syzkynic]] (English), Viossic | | |[[Saxo-Syzkynic languages|Saxo-Syzkynic]] (English), Viossic (Hajdossa) |
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| |[[Midelisk]] | | |[[Midelisk]] |
| |[[Saxo-Syzkynic languages|Saxo-Syzkynic]] | | |[[Saxo-Syzkynic languages|Saxo-Syzkynic]] |
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| | |{{Banner|HL}} [[Hummland]] |
| | |[[English]], [[Humild]], [[German]], [[Finnish]] |
| | |[[Saxo-Syzkynic languages|Saxo-Syzkynic]] (English and German), Aisti-Hummic (Finnish) |
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| | |{{Banner|EM}} [[I Êpcêm Mûn-nan]] |
| | |[[Câynqasang]] |
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| | |{{Banner|IM}} [[Free City of Yetch Bay|Imerchal]] |
| | |[[Mosici]], [[Occitan]] |
| | |Nyelavi (Mosici), Pisco-Imerchali (Occitan) |
| | |[[Imerchal|Imerchali Department of Language and Culture]] (Mosici) |
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| | |{{Banner|ZG}} [[Islands of Ʒimh Gwynh]] |
| | |[[Middle Chinese (Tang Dynasty, Chang'an dialect)]] |
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| | |Ʒimh Gwynh Government |
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| | |{{Banner|JL}} [[Jotlond]] |
| | |[[Jutish]], Low Saxon |
| | |[[Saxo-Syzkynic languages|Saxo-Syzkynic]] (Jutish and Low Saxon) |
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| | |{{Banner|KA}} [[Kaipa]] |
| | |[[Kaipanese Language|Kaipanese]], [[English]] |
| | |Okamic (Kaipanese), [[Saxo-Syzkynic languages|Saxo-Syzkynic]] (English) |
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This is a list of the official languages of each sovereign ŋation in the Ŋorld.
| Ŋation (Common Name)
|
Official Languages
|
Language Family/Families
|
Regulating Institution/Institutions
|
 Adaria
|
English, Catalan
|
Saxo-Syzkynic (English), Pisco-Imerchali (Catalan)
|
|
 Adnar
|
Vietnamese++
|
Austroasiatic[1]
|
|
| [[File:|20px]] Anaqw
|
Anaqwte di Guazas
|
|
|
 Antilvakia
|
English
|
Saxo-Syzkynic
|
|
 Aomoī-Kaervaenan
Commonwealth
|
Aomoī, Kaervaenan
|
Aomoic (Aomoī)
|
|
 Appalliŋesia
|
English, Cxihraitxanoaq
|
Saxo-Syzkynic (English)
|
|
 Aprux Mexyrhat
|
Toli, English, others
|
Iuta-Karax (Toli), Saxo-Syzkynic (English)
|
|
 Araçana
|
Araçanic (Official), Yiddish (Recognized)
|
Çana (Araçanic), Saxo-Syzkynic (Yiddish)
|
Xeçha University (Yiddish)
|
 Arktsev
|
Kándsōō, English, Portuguese
|
Saxo-Syzkynic (English), Pisco-Imerchali (Portugese)
|
|
 Aylongam
|
Xindvâ, Kygami (Regionally)
|
Liyuric (Xindvâ and Kygami)
|
|
 B’hiy’aj Dchâjâ
|
|
|
|
 Civuyiscajrn
|
Knrawi, Soc'ul'
|
|
|
 Coldba (Cuba)
|
English, Paxelow
|
Saxo-Syzkynic (English)
|
|
 The Complex
|
SITRP, English, Spanish
|
Saxo-Syzkynic (English), Pisco-Imerchali (Spanish)
|
|
 Corneria
|
English, Hlatim'Vjekjatan
|
Saxo-Syzkynic (English)
|
|
 Dhourigkàn
|
Eirvau, Gunerazantya, Ippi
|
|
|
 Dróstsiśtsi
|
Kośtsiśtsi, Tosï, Spanish, Turis
|
Turisan (Kośtsiśtsi, Tosï, Turis), Pisco-Imerchali (Spanish)
|
|
 Eistówú
|
Eistu, Livonian
|
Aisti-Hummic (Livonian)
|
|
 Emberland
|
English, Emberish
|
Saxo-Syzkynic (English)
|
|
 Enkavak
|
Laevanaak, German, English, Latin, Ancient Greek
|
Laevanaak (Laevanaak), Saxo-Syzkynic (German and English), Pisco-Imerchali (Latin), Graecic (Ancient Greek)
|
Atlantic Government (Laevanaak)
|
 Ettêre Ðiffyt
|
Syltanennie, English
|
Saxo-Syzkynic (English)
|
|
 Frossantiquervrâssone
|
Frathmârque
|
|
|
 Gdaƨihr Ni̦xlo
|
|
|
|
 Gevsaksavli
|
|
|
|
 Hajdislant
|
English, Hajdossa
|
Saxo-Syzkynic (English), Viossic (Hajdossa)
|
|
 Hertskomestat Syndicate
|
Midelisk
|
Saxo-Syzkynic
|
|
 Hummland
|
English, Humild, German, Finnish
|
Saxo-Syzkynic (English and German), Aisti-Hummic (Finnish)
|
|
 I Êpcêm Mûn-nan
|
Câynqasang
|
|
|
 Imerchal
|
Mosici, Occitan
|
Nyelavi (Mosici), Pisco-Imerchali (Occitan)
|
Imerchali Department of Language and Culture (Mosici)
|
 Islands of Ʒimh Gwynh
|
Middle Chinese (Tang Dynasty, Chang'an dialect)
|
Sino-Tibetan[1]
|
Ʒimh Gwynh Government
|
 Jotlond
|
Jutish, Low Saxon
|
Saxo-Syzkynic (Jutish and Low Saxon)
|
|
 Kaipa
|
Kaipanese, English
|
Okamic (Kaipanese), Saxo-Syzkynic (English)
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
 Rauratoshan Kingdom
|
Rokadong
|
Nentan
|
Rauratoshan Vulgar Authority[disputed]
|
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Finding a canonical name for these
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