Õbii minority in Kwitzka

Õbii people are a minority in Kwitzka, most commonly seen in Ëestniq, Ösinägläfi and Uupnägläfi. The city with the largest Õbii minority is in the city of Zhëköq, at nearly 40% of its people recognizing themselves as Õbii.
About 81% of Õbii people speak Õbii at home.
== History ==
Most of the Õbii people living in Kwitzka were living there before the Bayland-Kwitzka border was decided on. After the Bayland Independence War, many Õbii people decided to move to Bayland, yet some chose to stay in their former homes, despite the fact that at that time Õbii people being seen as enemies by many Kwnat people.
== Official status ==
The Kwitzkan constitution grants any county with over 20% of its population being a minority to have their native language as an official language in the county. Zhëköq is the only county which qualifies to these requirements with the Õbii language minority, with Ferúqo and a few counties in Zwizúsinniq also having 2 official languages.
== Culture ==
Õbii culture is generally celebrated in official situations only in places with a large minority, such as Ëestniq or Ösinägläfi.
Several far-right political parties in Kwitzka have seen celebrating Õbii traditions as a threat to the Kwitzkan culture, however their attempts at stopping people from celebrating foreign traditions have been unsuccessful.