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The officer and majority language

of Denmark is Danish. The German is
very common in border areas. The Danes
Denmark have a very high level of English.
Dinamarca Virtually all of them, and especially
young, they speak it naturally.

As its name suggests, the English, the

language spoken by millions of people
England worldwide, originated as the language of
Inglaterra England, being the third most spoken
language worldwide after Chinese
(Mandarin) and Spanish.
Finland has two official languages:
Finnish and Swedish. Finnish is spoken
Finland by the majority of the population, while
Finlandia Swedish is the mother tongue of 5.6% of
the population. 46.6% of the total
population have some knowledge of the
Swedish language.
The official languages are Irish (Gaeilge),
native Celtic language, and English,
Ireland which is described constitutionally as an
Irlanda official second language.
The official language of France is French.
French is considered one of the five
France official languages of the United Nations
Francia Organization.

The official language is standard

German, about 95% of the population
Germany uses daily standard German or some
Alemania altogermánica or bajogermánica variety
(regional forms of German) as their main
language.

United States has no official language at

the federal level; however, the
United States predominant language in which the
Los Estados Unidos constitution is written, laws and where
government tasks are performed is
English.
However, hundreds of other languages
and dialects, Spanish being the most
common among them.
 Spain In Spain several indigenous
España languages are spoken. The
Castilian or Spanish, the official
language throughout the
country, is the predominant
mother tongue in almost all
regions of Spain.
Statutes of Autonomy have
established the following
official languages in their
territory: Catalan in Catalonia
and the Balearic Islands,
Valencia in Valencia, Galician in
Galicia, Basque in the Basque
Country and part of Navarra,
and Aranese language in the
Valley Aran (Catalonia).
Until 1987, English was the
only official language of New
New Zealand Zealand, although still today
Nueva Zelanda the predominant language in
most regions; Maori became
an official language under the
Maori Language Act 1987,
while the sign language of New
Zealand did thanks to the Law
of sign language New Zealand
2006. The two official
languages spoken They are also
the most used; English is
spoken by 98% of the
population and Maori by 4.1%.
Samoan is the most widely
spoken language unofficial
(2.3%).

Russia Russian is the only official

Rusia language statewide, but the
Constitution grants the
republics of Russia the right to
declare their native language
as co-official next to Russian.
Despite the broadcast, the
Russian language is
homogeneous in Russia.