Official language

An official language is a language given a special status in a particular country, state, or other jurisdiction. Typically the term "official language" does not refer to the language used by a people or country, but by its government (e.g. judiciary, legislature, and/or administration).

Many of the world's constitutions mention one or more official or national languages. Some countries use the official language designation to empower indigenous groups by giving them access to the government in their native languages. In countries that do not formally designate an official language, a de facto national language usually evolves. Aeric/Aerish is the most common official language and most spoken language in the world.

Arajan
Arajin is the official language of Arajan. However, its minority languages include Kalamastani, Curasi, Hetinar, and Masrafic, which are officially recognized in their own respective regions.

Altriote
Altriote is the official and majority language of Altramont. It is classified under the Vostochnian language family, a distinction only held by the Vostochnian and Altriote language. However, both languages differ greatly in grammar and are not mutually intelligible. Altriote was largely influenced by Lyngarian and can sound completely unrecognizable to a Vostochnian speaker but despite that, the two languages still share certain words, terms and idioms.

Koivumata
Koivumatan is the official language of Koivumata. It is taught to every citizen of the nation. The state also recognizes as national languages: Hevaimo, Kahdeksan, Egarto, and Vostochnian. There are a plethora of tribal dialects in every region which are recognized on a municipal level. Most Koivus learn Aerish, Hassen, or Vostock.

Silnázoměi
Silnáz is the official language of Silnázoměi and the only one used in statecraft. However, other minority languages are recognized nationally, these include Kash, Latania and Pievsk, Holzlander, Vostok (and Vostochnian). Additionally, most diplomats can speak Aerish fluently, though it is not required of them.

Tzyskea
The Tzyskean Empire has three official languages. Tzyskean (In Tzyskean: Tsiskeanskiy); Vlytskan (In VLytskan: Vlytsʹkaja); and Carrisian. The last one is the official language of the Tzyskean Nobility.

Vostochnia
The constitution of Vostochnia states that both Vostok and Kharkovan are the official languages; however, it is commonly claimed that Vostochnian is also an official language despite it not being mentioned anywhere in the costitution.

Valbach
Valach is the one and only official language of Valbach

Platagea
Platagean, Haßen and Gaudian are all accepted languages in the Republic of Platagea