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DescriptionAnglospeak(800px)2.png	English: Countries of the world where English is an official or de facto official language, or national language. Countries where it is an official/non-official but not primary language. For more information on the status of English in the Canadian province of Quebec, see Charter of the French Language and related pages. Deutsch: Länder mit Englisch als offizieller oder de-facto-Amtssprache. Länder, in denen Englisch gesprochen wird, es aber nicht die Hauptsprache ist. Nederlands: Landen van de wereld waar het Engels een officiële of de facto officiële taal, of nationale taal. Landen waar het een officiële/niet-officiële maar niet primaire taal in lichtblauw is. Español: Países del mundo donde el idioma inglés es oficial u oficial de hecho, o idioma nacional Países donde se habla (ya sea de forma oficial o no oficial) pero no es el idioma más hablado. Français : Pays où l'anglais est une langue officielle, pseudo-officielle ou nationale. Pays où l'anglais n'est pas la langue la plus parlée (officielle ou non). Pour plus d'information sur le status de l'anglais dans la province canadienne du Quebec, voir Charte de la langue française et les pages liées.
Date	14 April 2010, 16:47 (UTC)
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Author	Anglospeak.png: en:User:Iamvered, resized to 800px in width by User:Paunaro / *derivative work: Tomasremi (talk)

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current	14:51, 13 September 2018	1,427 × 628 (41 KB)	Maphobbyist	In Nunavut (Canada), English is spoken as a native language by a minority but it is a co-official language (unlike Quebec).
	00:25, 9 July 2011	1,425 × 625 (52 KB)	Maphobbyist	Retouch
	00:15, 9 July 2011	1,425 × 625 (52 KB)	Maphobbyist	South Sudan has become independent on July 9, 2011. Sudan and South Sudan are shown with the new international border between them. The coloring stays the same as English has offical use in the new country as well.
	15:00, 10 March 2011	1,425 × 625 (51 KB)	Maphobbyist	In South Africa, only 8.2% speak English as their mother tongue and only 4% are from the British Isles
	16:48, 14 April 2010	800 × 370 (70 KB)	Tomasremi	{{Information \|Description={{en\|{{legend\|#0000ff\|Countries of the world where English is an official or ''de facto'' official language, or national language.}} {{legend\|#8ddada\|countries where it is an official/non-official but not primary language.}} <p>