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Chësta ie na lista di stac y raions ulache l nglëisc ie na rujeneda ufiziela.

Duc i raions dl mond che fajova n iede pert dl Mper Britanich. I raions che al didancuei fej pert di Raions de Sëuramer Britanics sotrissei cun cueciun.


Stac sovrans

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Stac ulache l nglëisc ie de jure na rujeneda ufiziela
Stat Codesc ISO Raion geografich Populazion1 Rujeneda de la maiuranza?
 Antigua y Barbuda ATG Caribbean 85,000 Sci (Creole basà sul nglëisc)
 La Bahamas[1] BHS Caribbean 331,000 Sci (Creole basà sul nglëisc)
 Barbados[2] BRB Caribbean 294,000 Sci (Creole basà sul nglëisc)
 Belis[3] BLZ Central America 288,000 Sci (Creole basà sul nglëisc)
 Botswana[3] BWA Africa 1,882,000 Sci
 Burundi[4] BDI Africa 10,114,505 No
 Camerun[1] CMR Africa 22,534,532 No (co-official with French, but only spoken primarily in Southern Cameroons)
 Canada CAN North America 38,048,738 Sci (Co-ufiziel cul franzëus, and a predominant language nationwide except for Quebec and Nunavut)
 Dominica[1] DMA Caribbean 73,000 Sci (Creole basà sul franzëus)
 Esuatini[1] SWZ Africa 1,141,000 No
 Figi[1] FJI Oceania 828,000 Sci (used as lingua franca, mostly and widely spoken, educational, commerce, and government)
 La Gambia[1] GMB Africa 1,709,000 Sci
 Ghana[1] GHA Africa 27,000,000 Sci (used as lingua franca)
 Grenada[1] GRD Caribbean 111,000 Sci (Creole basà sul nglëisc)
 Guiana[5] GUY South America 738,000 Sci (Creole basà sul nglëisc)
 India[3][6] IND Asia 1,247,540,000 No (but official and educational)
 Irlanda[7][8] IRL Europe 4,900,000 Sci (Irish is co-official)
 Giamaica[9] JAM Caribbean 2,714,000 Sci (Creole basà sul nglëisc)
 Kenia[1] KEN Africa 45,010,056 Sci (used in business and education)
 Kiribati[1] KIR Oceania 95,000 No
 Lesotho[1] LSO Africa 2,008,000 No
 Liberia[1] LBR Africa 3,750,000 Sci
 Malaui[10] MWI Africa 16,407,000 Sci (used as lingua franca)
 Malta[1] MLT Europe 430,000 No (but official and in business / education)
 Ijules Marshall[1] MHL Oceania 59,000 No
 Mauritius[1] MUS Africa / Indian Ocean 1,262,000 Sci
 Micronesia[1] FSM Oceania 110,000 Sci
 Namibia[1] NAM Africa 2,074,000 No (used as lingua franca)
 Nauru[11] NRU Oceania 10,000 No (but widely spoken)
 Nigeria[1][12] NGA Africa 182,202,000 Sci (used as official language)
 Pachistan[1] PAK Asia 212,742,631 No (but official and educational)
 Palau[3] PLW Oceania 20,000 No
 Papua Nueva Guinea[13][14] PNG Oceania 7,059,653 Sci (but official and educational)
 La Filipines PHL Asia 110,864,327 Sci (but official and educational)
 Ruanda RWA Africa 13,240,439 No
 San Cristoful y Nevis[15] KNA Caribbean 50,000 Sci (Creole basà sul nglëisc)
 Santa Luzia[1] LCA Caribbean 165,000 Sci (Creole basà sul franzëus)
 San Zenz y la Grenadines[16] VCT Caribbean 120,000 Sci (Creole basà sul nglëisc)
 Samoa[17] WSM Oceania 188,000 No
 Seychelles[1] SYC Africa / Indian Ocean 87,000 No
 Sierra Leone[1] SLE Africa 6,190,280 Sci (Creole basà sul nglëisc)
 Singapur SGP Asia 5,469,700 Sci (official language, lingua franca, mostly and widely spoken, and educational)
 Ijules Salomon[1] SLB Oceania 507,000 Sci
 Sudafrica[18] ZAF Africa 54,956,900 Sci (official, educational and lingua franca in formal economy)
 Sudan dl Sud[19] SSD Africa 12,340,000 Sci
 Sudan[1] SDN Africa 40,235,000 No
 Tanzania[1] TZA Africa 51,820,000 No
 Tonga[20] TON Oceania 100,000 No
 Trinidad y Tobago[1] TTO Caribbean 1,333,000 Sci (Creole basà sul nglëisc)
 Tuvalu[3] TUV Oceania 11,000 No
 Uganda UGA Africa 47,053,690 No (used as lingua franca)
 Vanuatu[21] VUT Oceania 226,000 No
 Sambia[1] ZMB Africa 16,212,000 Sci (used as lingua franca)
 Simbabue[1] ZWE Africa 13,061,239 No (used as lingua franca)
Stac ulache l nglëisc ie la rujeneda duminanta cunvenzionalmënter adurveda sibe dal guviern che dala maiuranza de la populzaion, scebën che l ne à degun status de jure al livel naziunel
Stat Codesc ISO Raion geografich Populazion1 Rujeneda de la maiuranza?
 Australia AUS Ozeania 25,795,700 Sci
 Nueva Zelandia[22] NZL Ozeania 4,893,830 Sci
 Riam Unì GBR Europa 66,040,229 Sci
 Stac Unii USA America dl Nord 328,239,523 Sci
Stac ulache l nglëisc ie de facto na rujeneda de lëur tl guviern o te l'educazion, ma la ne à de jure degun status ufiziel y ne ie ënghe nia la rujeneda de l'oma de la maiuranza de la populazion
Stat Codesc ISO Raion geografich Populazion1
 Bahrain[23][24] BHR Asia / Mez Urient 1,378,000
 Bangladesc[25] BGD Asia 150,039,000
 Cambogia[26] KHM Asia 15,288,489
 Cipre[27] CYP Europa / Asia / Mez Urient 1,141,166
 Eritrea[1] ERI Africa 6,234,000
 Ethiopia[1] ETH Africa 85,000,000
 Israel[28][29][30] ISR Asia / Mez Urient 8,051,200
 Iordania[31] JOR Asia / Mez Urient 9,882,401
 Cueit[32] KWT Asia / Mez Urient 4,348,395
 Malaisia MYS Asia 32,730,000
 Maldives[33] MDV Asia 427,756
 Mianmar[34] MMR Asia 51,486,253
 Oman[35] OMN Asia / Mez Urient 4,424,762
 Catar[36] QAT Asia / Mez Urient 2,675,522
 Sri Lanka[37][38] LKA Asia 20,277,597
 Emirac Arabs Unii[39] ARE Asia / Mez Urient 9,809,000

Referënzes

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  1. ↑ 1,00 1,01 1,02 1,03 1,04 1,05 1,06 1,07 1,08 1,09 1,10 1,11 1,12 1,13 1,14 1,15 1,16 1,17 1,18 1,19 1,20 1,21 1,22 1,23 1,24 1,25 1,26 1,27 1,28 1,29 Official language; "Field Listing - Languages". The World Factbook. Central Intelligence Agency. Archivià da l uriginel ai June 13, 2007. Trat ite ai 2009-01-11.
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  9. ↑ The Constitution of Jamaica (section 20(6e) ? implicit)
  10. ↑ Malawi Investment Promotion Agency (August 2005). "Opportunities for investment and Trade in Malawi ? the Warm Heart of Africa". Government of Malawi. Archivià da l uriginel ai 2009-02-25. Trat ite ai 2009-01-18.
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