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Revision as of 14:56, 21 November 2022
Dirhassian, in various dialects, is the most widely spoken language in the Oldirian Union and acts as the de facto official language, but a number of regional languages are also spoken. These languages have various levels of official recognition by the state and their legal status differ.
List of languages and dialects
Living
Although Dirhassian is the only federally official language of the OUTS, there are several other officially recognized languages within the OUTS' various constituencies.
| Language | Family | Spoken in | Numbers of speakers in the OUTS |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dirhassian | Verethian (Eastern) | Throughout the OUTS | 77,521,900; 95% (4627 CY estimate) |
| Cernian | Verethian (Southern) | Cernavia AFR | |
| Vezdali | Verethian (Western) | East Vezdalen AFR | |
| Hashdezi | Verethian (Western) | (territories taken from the Hashdezi Empire during the Black Wars) |
<500,000 |
| Agisian | Verethian (Western) | <100,000 | |
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