Official language

An official language is, generally speaking, a language in which all official business, particularly governmental functions, are required by law to be conducted. It is possible for a nation to have more than one official language nationwide, although it is rather rare to have more than two.

In micronations, this term may refer simply to the language(s) most often used by the people of a nations, regardless of its status in law. Although many micronations simply use their native language as an official language, some may also create a conlang to serve alongside it.

Official languages

This is a list of micronations by national or official language.

A

Aethodian:

• Aethodia

Afrikaans:

• Australis (with English and Nyungar)

Al-Tiin:

• Seven Towers (with English)

Anadl:

• Theria (with English and Swedish)

Arabic:

• Acre (with English and Hebrew)
• Unitary Republic of Bir Tawil (with English)
• Harram (with Portuguese)

B

Baltish:

• Baltia (with Polish)

Bengali:

• Roselia (with English and Hindi)

C

Cebuano:

• • Arlandica

Cernabek:

• Nova Tromsø (with English and Norwegian)

Chinese:

• Huago (with English)

Cytoprios:

• Timonoucitiland (with English, Excitementorian, Gujarati and Sanskrit)

Czech:

• Gymnasium State (with English)

D

Delszaft:

• Thulia (with Swedish and Thulian)

Dutch:

• Flandrensis
• Kamore (with English)
• Mauritia (with Portuguese)
• Templar Kingdom (with English, French, German, Portuguese and Spanish)

E

English:

• Achkirk (with Norwegian)
• Acre (with Arabic and Hebrew)
• Adammia
• Aeland (with Swedish and Thulian)
• Aerica (de facto)
• Aeternia
• Alsann Republic (with Noongar)
• Austenasia (de facto)
• Australis (with Afrikaans and Nyungar)
• Bir Tawil (with Arabic)
• Bradonia (with German)
• Burdette
• Cycoldia (with Latin)
• Ebenthal (with Portuguese)
• Forvik
• Gymnasium State (with Czech)
• Hjalvik (official spoken language with Helwiccisc as dialectal language and Hjalsk as legal language)
• Huai Siao (with Thai)
• Huago (with Chinese)
• Kaetania
• Kamore (with Dutch)
• Karnia-Ruthenia (with: Greek, Letzembourgish and Portuguese)
• Kohlandia (with Esperanto and Latin)
• Kotland (with Polish)
• Kruaslavia
• Ladonia (with French, German and Swedish)
• LaiNovies
• Liahonia
• Manistan (with Spanish)
• Marhaenia (with Indonesian)
• Matthewopia (with Hungarian)
• Misberia (with French, Maliseet-Passamaquoddy and Misberian)
• Mivland (with Esperanto)
• Navasse (with French and Haitian Creole)
• Northumbria
• Nova Tromsø (with Cernabek and Norwegian)
• Pacific States (with regional Indigenous languages)
• Paloma (with Spanish)
• Pibocip
• Pinang (with Italian)
• Pomerak'tèr (with Pomerak)
• Regelis
• Roselia (with Bengali and Hindi)
• Roskya (with Polish)
• Saint-Castin (with French and Innu-aimun)
• Sandus (with French and Latin)
• Saravatska (with Serbian)
• Scoria (national language, co-official with Irish and German)
• Sealand
• Seven Towers (with Al-Tiin)
• Sirland (with German)
• Slabovia (with French)
• Slavtria (with Slavtrian)
• Slitronia (with Estonian)
• Sprinske (with Scots)
• Subejia (with Malay)
• Templar Kingdom (with Dutch, French, German, Portuguese and Spanish)
• Theria (with Anadl and Norwegian)
• Timonoucitiland (with Cytoprios, Excitementorian, Gujarati, Sanskrit)
• Tinakula (with International Pacifican and Transnational Pacifican)
• Uber-Esse (with Essian)
• United Snakes of America (with French and German and Russian)
• Vishwamitra (with Hindi)
• Vyomania (with Hindi and Vyomani)
• Wellmoore (with Portuguese)
• Westarctica (with German)
• West Who

Esperanto:

• Bartonia (with German, Polish and Russian)
• Europa (with French and French Sign Language)
• Jailavera (with French and Occitan)
• Kohlandia (with English and Latin)
• Mivland (with English)

Essian:

• Uber-Esse (with English)

Estonian:

• Kårlsberg (with: German, Kårlsbergian German, Latvian)
• Slitronia (with English)

F

Franco-Provençal:

• The Golliez (with French)

French:

• Aigues-Mortes
• Angyalistan
• Beremagne
• Europa (with Esperanto and French Sign Language)
• Hélianthis
• Jailavera (with Esperanto and Occitan)
• Ladonia (with English, German and Swedish)
• Misberia (with English, Maliseet-Passamaquoddy and Misberian)
• Navasse (with English and Haitian Creole)
• Padrhom
• Saint-Castin (with English and Innu-aimun)
• Sandus (with English and Latin)
• Slabovia (with English)
• Templar Kingdom (with Dutch, English, German, Portuguese and Spanish)
• The Golliez (with Franco-Provençal)
• United Snakes of America (with English, German and Russian)

French Sign Language:

• Europa (with Esperanto and French)

G

German:

• State of Lasetia (with Slovak)
• Karinburg
• Kårlsberg (with: Estonian, Kårlsbergian German and Latvian)
• Ladonia (with English, French and Swedish)
• Scoria (with English and Irish)
• United Snakes of America (with English, French and Russian)
• Westarctica (with English)

Greek:

• Karnia-Ruthenia (with: English, Letzembourgish and Portuguese)

H

Haitian Creole:

• Navasse (with English and French)

Hebrew:

• Acre (with Arabic and English)

Helwiccisc:

• Hjalvik (official dialectal language with English as spoken language and Hjalsk as legal language)

Hindi:

• Roselia (with Bengali and English)
• Vishwamitra (with English)
• Vyomania (with English and Vyomani)

Hjalsk:

• Hjalvik (official legal language with English as spoken language and Helwiccisc as dialectal language)

Hungarian:

• Matthewopia (with English)

I

Indonesian:

• Marhaenia (with English)

Innu-aimun:

• Saint-Castin (with English and French)

Irish:

• Belcity (with Italian and Ligurian)
• Scoria (co-official with English and German)

Italian:

• Belcity (with Irish and Ligurian)
• Pinang (with English)
• Poets

K

Kårlsbergian German:

• Kårlsberg (with: Estonian, German and Latvian)

L

Latin:

• Cycoldia (with English)
• Kohlandia (with English and Esperanto)
• Sandus (with English and French)

Latvian:

• Kårlsberg (with: Estonian, German and Kårlsbergian German)

Letzembourgish:

• Karnia-Ruthenia (with: English, Greek and Portuguese)

Lienish:

• Lienia (with Russian and Ukrainian)

Ligurian:

• Belcity (with Irish and Italian)

Lingua Franca Nova:

• Sancratosia

Livonian:

• Livonia (with Rōmaji)

M

Maliseet-Passamaquoddy:

• Misberia (with English, French and Misberian)

Malay:

• Subejia (with English)

Misberian:

• Misberia (with English, French and Maliseet-Passamaquoddy)

N

Norwegian:

• Achkirk (with English)
• Nova Tromsø (with Cernabek and English)
• Theria (with Anadl and English)

Nyungar:

• Australis (with Afrikaans and English)
• Alsann Republic (with English)

O

Occitan:

• Jailavera (with Esperanto and French)

P

Polish:

• Baltia (with Baltish)
• Bartonia (with Esperanto, German and Russian)
• Kotland (with English)
• Krzakacja
• Roskya (with English)

Pomerak:

• Pomerak'tèr (with English)

Portuguese:

• Achsen
  • Braspor
• Ebenthal (with English)
• Harram (with Arabic)
• Karnia-Ruthenia (with: English, Greek and Letzembourgish)
• Mauritia (with Dutch)
• Quinta Velha
• Sildavia
• Templar Kingdom (with Dutch, English, French, German and Spanish)
• Villa Alicia
• Wellmoore (with English)

R

Rōmaji:

• Livonia (with Livonian)

Romanian:

• Juclandia

Russian:

• Bartonia (with Esperanto, German and Polish)
• Lienia (with Lienish and Ukrainian)
• United Snakes of America (with English, French and German)

Russo-Détian:

• Detia

S

Serbian:

• Saravatska (with English)

Slavtrian:

• Slavtria (with English)

Spanish:

• Manistan (with English)
• Paloma (with English)
• Templar Kingdom (with Dutch, English, French, German and Portuguese)

Swedish:

• Ladonia (with English, French and German)
• Pigeon Island
• Thulia (with Thulian and Delszaft)
• Aeland (with English and Thulian)

T

Thulian:

• Thulia (with Swedish and Delszaft)
• Aeland (with English and Swedish)

U

Ukrainian:

• Lienia (with Lienish and Russian)

V

Vyomani:

• Vyomania (with English and Hindi)