Lista di stac y raions ulache l nglëisc ie na rujeneda ufiziela

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

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+Stac ulache l nglëisc ie de jure na rujeneda ufiziela Stat Codesc ISO Raion geografich Populazion Rujeneda de la maiuranza?ATGCaribbean85,000Sci (Creole basà sul nglëisc)Official language; BHS Caribbean 331,000 Sci (Creole basà sul nglëisc)BRB Caribbean 294,000 Sci (Creole basà sul nglëisc)English usage; BLZ Central America 288,000 Sci (Creole basà sul nglëisc)BWA Africa 1,882,000 SciBDI Africa 10,114,505 NoCMR Africa 22,534,532 No (co-official with French, but only spoken primarily in Southern Cameroons)CAN North America 38,048,738 Sci (Co-ufiziel cul franzëus, and a predominant language nationwide except for Quebec and Nunavut)DMA Caribbean 73,000 Sci (Creole basà sul franzëus)SWZ Africa 1,141,000 NoFJI Oceania 828,000 Sci (used as lingua franca, mostly and widely spoken, educational, commerce, and government)GMB Africa 1,709,000 SciGHA Africa 27,000,000 Sci (used as lingua franca)GRD Caribbean 111,000 Sci (Creole basà sul nglëisc)GUY South America 738,000 Sci (Creole basà sul nglëisc) IND Asia 1,247,540,000 No (but official and educational)The ConstitutionIRL Europe 4,900,000 Sci (Irish is co-official)The Constitution of Jamaica  (section 20(6e) ? implicit)JAM Caribbean 2,714,000 Sci (Creole basà sul nglëisc)KEN Africa 45,010,056 Sci (used in business and education)KIR Oceania 95,000 NoLSO Africa 2,008,000 NoLBR Africa 3,750,000 SciMWI Africa 16,407,000 Sci (used as lingua franca)MLT Europe 430,000 No (but official and in business / education)MHL Oceania 59,000 NoMUS Africa / Indian Ocean 1,262,000 SciFSM Oceania 110,000 SciNAM Africa 2,074,000 No (used as lingua franca) English and Nauruan are official.NRU Oceania 10,000 No (but widely spoken)NGA Africa 182,202,000 Sci (used as official language)PAK Asia 212,742,631 No (but official and educational)PLW Oceania 20,000 NoPNG Oceania 7,059,653 Sci (but official and educational)PHL Asia 110,864,327 Sci (but official and educational)RWA Africa 13,240,439 NoKNA Caribbean 50,000 Sci (Creole basà sul nglëisc)LCA Caribbean 165,000 Sci (Creole basà sul franzëus)VCT Caribbean 120,000 Sci (Creole basà sul nglëisc) Languages for official legislation are Samoan and English.WSM Oceania 188,000 NoSYC Africa / Indian Ocean 87,000 NoSLE Africa 6,190,280 Sci (Creole basà sul nglëisc)SGP Asia 5,469,700 Sci (official language, lingua franca, mostly and widely spoken, and educational)SLB Oceania 507,000 SciZAF Africa 54,956,900 Sci (official, educational and lingua franca in formal economy)SSD Africa 12,340,000 SciSDN Africa 40,235,000 NoTZA Africa 51,820,000 No English and Tongan are listed as official.TON Oceania 100,000 NoTTOCaribbean 1,333,000 Sci (Creole basà sul nglëisc)TUV Oceania 11,000 NoUGA Africa 47,053,690 No (used as lingua franca)VUT Oceania 226,000 NoZMB Africa 16,212,000 Sci (used as lingua franca)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 Populazion Rujeneda de la maiuranza?AUS Ozeania 25,795,700 SciNZL Ozeania 4,893,830 SciGBR Europa 66,040,229 SciUSA 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 PopulazionBHR Asia / Mez Urient 1,378,000"[T]eaching of English continued in primary, secondary and tertiary level not because it was the official language but it became the language of trade and commerce. Over the years, the prominence of English continued to rise. ... English language is dominantly present in every side of our national life while on the other hand in our constitution it is clearly declared that the language of the country is Bengali. In fact, nothing is said about the status of English language in our constitution. On one hand, economic activities in the private companies are carried out in English while there is a government law (Bengali procholon ain1987) that government offices must use Bengali in their official works. So from the government point of view Bengali is the national-official language of Bangladesh and English is the most important foreign language. But in reality English is the second language of the country and in many places English is more important than Bengali in Bangladesh." https://www.scribd.com/doc/53272796/Sucess-of-English-language-in-Bangladesh-recBGD Asia 150,039,000English Language and its Education in Cambodia, a Country in Transition, Koji Igawa . (PDF) . Retrieved on 6 February 2020.KHM Asia 15,288,489CYP Europa / Asia / Mez Urient 1,141,166ERI Africa 6,234,000ETH Africa 85,000,000ISR Asia / Mez Urient 8,051,200" English, though without official status, is widely spoken throughout the country and is the de facto language of commerce and banking, as well as a co-official status in the education sector; almost all university-level classes are held in English and almost all public schools teach English along with Standard Arabic." JOR Asia / Mez Urient 9,882,401" English is widely spoken. It is used in business and is a compulsory second language in schools." KWT Asia / Mez Urient 4,348,395MYS Asia32,730,000"Other languages spoken in Maldives include English, which is also recognized as the second main language. Initially, Dhivehi was used as the medium of teaching in schools, but the need to promote higher education led to the conversion of syllabus in English. Now, English is widely spoken by the locals of Maldives." MDV Asia 427,756Lintner, Bertil (2003), "Myanmar/Burma", in MacKerras, Colin, Ethnicity in Asia, Routledge, MMR Asia 51,486,253OMN Asia / Mez Urient 4,424,762QAT Asia / Mez Urient 2,675,522English is a "De facto national working language, used in government." Lewis, M. Paul, Gary F. Simons, and Charles D. Fennig (eds.). 2013. "Sri Lanka." Ethnologue: Languages of the World, Seventeenth edition. Dallas, Texas: SIL International. Online edition: https://www.ethnologue.com/country/LK Accessed 30 March 2014.Under the constitution of 1978, Sinhala and Tamil are the official languages of Sri Lanka, but English is "the link language."  Any person is entitled "to receive communications from, and to communicate and transact business with, any official in his official capacity" in English, to receive an English translation of "any official register, record, publication or other document," and "to communicate and transact business in English."  English translations must be made for "all laws and subordinate legislation," "all Orders, Proclamations, rules, by-laws, regulations and notifications." LKA Asia 20,277,597ARE Asia / Mez Urient 9,809,000

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