Languages of Kwitzka

The languages of Kwitzka include Kwnat as the official and majority language and those of immigrants and their descendats. Kwnat is the only official language recognized country-wide by the country's constitution and is spoken by the majority of the country's population.
There are 9 main minority languages in Kwitzka: Hungarian, Polish, English, Õbii, Russian, Iòso, Finnish, Lustarnese and Georgian. Hungarian, Polish and Russian serve as the original languages from which Kwnat is largely derived; English, Finnish and Georgian are most commonly spoken by immigrants who arrived to Kwitzka at a later date, and Õbii and Iòso serve as the indigenous languages of Kwitzka, with Õbii being spoken in Eastern Kwitzka and Iòso being spoken around the Zwizúsinniq lake.
==Kwnat==
Kwnat is the sole official language of Kwitzka. It is spoken by the majority of the country's population and it is claimed to be understood by 94% of the country's population, where 88,5% speaks the language as their native tounge.
Kwnat is generally assumed to be a slavic langauge, however the language is vastly different from other slavic languages - the language uses both v and w, uses ä, ö, ú, ë, q and x, has several sounds not otherwise seen in slavic languages. On the contrast, much of the language's grammar is similar to that of Polish and many words are borrowed from Polish and Russian.
== Regional languages ==
In Kwitzka, a minority language can become officially recognized within a county if more than 20% of the county's population declares it as its native language. Currently there are only a few counties that have 2 official languages, with the most noteable ones being Ferúqo city county (Kwnat and Lustarnese) and Zhëköq city and rural county (Kwnat and Õbii). There are also a few other counties with 2 official languages, mostly within Zwizúsinniq province where several counties have Iòso as an official language.
File:Bilingual road sign.png|Bilingual road sign in Zhëköq (Kwnat and Õbii)
File:Ioso traffic sign.png|Bilingual traffic sign in Zwizúsinniq province (Kwnat and Iòso)
== Foreign languages ==
Eurobarometer studies in 2015 showed that 80%, 23%, 15% and 13% of Kwitzkans declared to be able to have a conversation in English, German, Spanish and French, respectively. English is a compulsory subject in Kwitzkan schools since 3rd grade of primary school, introducing a third language in 6th grade (each school can choose to teach either one of or some of the following languages: German, Spanish, French, Hungarian, Italian, Polish, Russian, Õbii, Lustarnese, Finnish and Iòso. Each student can choose which language they want to learn; German and Spanish are the most common choices).