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Countries/Territories With English As A De Jure Official Language

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Name the countries and territories which have English as a de jure (legally official) recognized language. Sorted A-Z. Region and status shown.

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NoKing

8 months ago

shouldn’t the united states be on this list now? or is that not official yet or smthn

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darin

8 months ago

Reply to NoKing

It’s de facto status, not official.

Sesel

3 years ago

Rotuma is an integral part of Fiji. Not sure why it’s listed separately here.

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darin

3 years ago

Reply to Sesel

just cause it’s a dependency, like other dependencies are listed here.

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dpm

4 years ago

If Jersey is listed, shouldn’t Guernsey as well? Or if they are grouped, then “Channel Islands” should count. Also, I missed Malta but somehow was credited with 10/10 countries.

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darin

4 years ago

Reply to dpm

Guernsey is listed as having it as a de facto official language. Will fix the countries issue.

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