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There are four national '''languages in [[Phinbella]]''' is [[wikipedia:Malay language|Malay]], [[wikipedia:Korean language|Korean]], [[wikipedia:Afrikaans language|Afrikaans]] and [[wikipedia:Romansh language|Romansh]]. | There are four national '''languages in [[Phinbella]]''' is [[wikipedia:Malay language|Malay]], [[wikipedia:Korean language|Korean]], [[wikipedia:Afrikaans language|Afrikaans]] and [[wikipedia:Romansh language|Romansh]]. In [[Niuē i Taman Lawang]], Malay is used as the only official language and national language with its own constitution. | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
*[[Languages of Oriental Hispanioéire Sriepska]] | *[[Languages of Oriental Hispanioéire Sriepska]] | ||
*[[Languages of Niuē i Taman Lawang]] | *[[Languages of Niuē i Taman Lawang]] | ||
Revision as of 13:43, 21 July 2020
| Languages of Phinbella | |
| Official | Malay, Korean, Afrikaans, Romansh |
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| National |
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| Vernacular | Pahang Malay, Phinbellan Korean, Phinbellan Afrikaans |
| Minority | Pyeongrang Malay (recognised), Yapreayan (recognised), Bamboo Creole (unrecognised) |
| Signed | Phinbellan Sign Language |
There are four national languages in Phinbella is Malay, Korean, Afrikaans and Romansh. In Niuē i Taman Lawang, Malay is used as the only official language and national language with its own constitution.
