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| official = [[wikipedia:Malay language| | | official = [[wikipedia:Malay language|Phineaner]], [[wikipedia:Korean language|Taesongan]], [[wikipedia:Afrikaans language|Afrikaans]], [[wikipedia:Romansh language|Romansh]] | ||
| semi-official = | | semi-official = | ||
| national = {{unbulleted list|[[Phinbellan language|Phinbellan]] (64.8%)|[[wikipedia:Korean language| | | national = {{unbulleted list|[[Phinbellan language|Phinbellan]] (64.8%)|[[wikipedia:Korean language|Taesongan]] (21.4%)|[[wikipedia:Afrikaans language|Afrikaans]] (13.3%)|[[wikipedia:Romansh language|Romansh]] (0.5%)}} | ||
| unofficial = | | unofficial = | ||
| main = | | main = | ||
| regional = | | regional = | ||
| vernacular = [[wikipedia:Pahang Malay language| | | vernacular = [[wikipedia:Pahang Malay language|Pahanese Phineaner]], [[Phinbellan Taesongan language|Phinbellan Taesongan]], [[Phinbellan Afrikaans]] | ||
| indigenous = | | indigenous = | ||
| minority = [[Pyeongrang | | minority = [[Pyeongrang Phineaner]] (recognised), [[Yapreayan language|Yapreayan]] (recognised), ''[[Bamboo Creole]]'' (unrecognised) | ||
| immigrant = | | immigrant = | ||
| foreign = | | foreign = | ||
| sign = [[Phinbellan Sign Language]] | | sign = [[Phinbellan Sign Language]] | ||
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There are four national '''languages in [[Phinbella]]''' is [[wikipedia:Malay language| | There are four national '''languages in [[Phinbella]]''' is [[wikipedia:Malay language|Phineaner]], [[wikipedia:Korean language|Taesongan]], [[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. The everyday ([[wikipedia:vernaculars|vernacular]]) spoken language of the majority of the population is the [[wikipedia:Pahang Malay|Pahanese Phineaner]], and spoken by the [[Zaipinichi Taesongan people|Zaipinichi Taesongan]] community is [[Phinbellan Taesongan language|Phinbellan Taesongan]], meanwhile the [[Phinbellan Boer]] community speech is [[Phinbellan Afrikaans]]. For official purposes, the standard languages ([[Phinbellan language|Phinbellan]] (which is the Standard Phineaner in Phinbella), Standard Taesongan and Standard Afrikaans) are used. | ||
==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 16:19, 5 August 2020
| Languages of Phinbella | |
| Official | Phineaner, Taesongan, Afrikaans, Romansh |
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| Vernacular | Pahanese Phineaner, Phinbellan Taesongan, Phinbellan Afrikaans |
| Minority | Pyeongrang Phineaner (recognised), Yapreayan (recognised), Bamboo Creole (unrecognised) |
| Signed | Phinbellan Sign Language |
There are four national languages in Phinbella is Phineaner, Taesongan, Afrikaans and Romansh. In Niuē i Taman Lawang, Malay is used as the only official language and national language with its own constitution. The everyday (vernacular) spoken language of the majority of the population is the Pahanese Phineaner, and spoken by the Zaipinichi Taesongan community is Phinbellan Taesongan, meanwhile the Phinbellan Boer community speech is Phinbellan Afrikaans. For official purposes, the standard languages (Phinbellan (which is the Standard Phineaner in Phinbella), Standard Taesongan and Standard Afrikaans) are used.
