What is the national language of Canada?
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Canada is a bilingual nation.  Our official languages are English and French.  Although only one province is officially bilingual that is New Brunswick, Quebec official language is French and has strict laws to keep it that way.  The rest of the nation is English officiallly.
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I would say it's closer to UK usage.\n\nWikipedia says: "Canadian English spelling is a mixture of American, British, and unique Canadianisms. Canadian vocabulary is similar to American English, yet with key differences and local variations."
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Hells no, kid!!! It is the American National Anthem, the native tongue in the United states is English. Only the National anthem for Spanish speaking nations should be sung in spanish. Should the Canadian National anthem be sung in German?........No again.
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As far as sheer numbers, Mandarin by a long shot. The number in parenthesis are the total number of speakers (native and secondary).\n\n   1. Mandarin Chinese (1.12 billion)\n   2. English (480 million)\n   3. Spanish (320 million)\n   4. Russian (285 million)\n   5. French (265 million)\n   6. Hindi/Urdu (250 million)\n   7. Arabic (221 million)\n   8. Portuguese (188 million)\n   9. Bengali (185 million)\n  10. Japanese (133 million)\n  11. German (109 million)
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These countries have French as a national language:\nBelgium\nBenin\nBurkina-Faso\nBurundi\nCameroon\nCanada\nCentral African Republic\nChad\nComoros\nDemocratic Republic of Congo\nDjibouti\nFrance\nGabon\nGuinea\nHaiti\nIvory Coast\nLuxembourg\nMadagascar\nMali\nMonaco\nNiger\nRepublic of Congo\nRwanda\nSenegal\nSeychelles\nSwitzerland\nTogo\nVanuatu
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I agree, I think it's stupid. Does that mean that the rest of Canada can have english-only labels? Does that mean I no longer have to press '1' for English? Look at me I am asking questions when I should be answering them!
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a national anthem represents the country it is sung for therefore it must never be sung in any language except the official languages of that country\n\nCanada- English and French\nhttp://www.xav.com/scripts/search/test/binaries/Oh_Canada.mp3\nhttp://www.national-anthems.net/web/find.webpage?from=media&what=v_canada1&id=CA\n\nUSA- English\nhttp://www.newcybertech.com/audio/Starspangledbanner.mp3\nhttp://www.national-anthems.net/web/find.webpage?from=media&what=v_usa&id=US\n\nUnited Kingdom- English\nhttp://www.national-anthems.net/web/find.webpage?from=media&what=v_uk&id=UK\n\nJapan- Japanese\nhttp://www.national-anthems.net/web/find.webpage?from=media&what=v_japan&id=JA\n\nChina- Chinese-Mandarin\nhttp://www.national-anthems.net/web/find.webpage?from=media&what=v_china&id=CH\n\nFrance- French\nhttp://www.national-anthems.net/web/find.webpage?from=media&what=v_france&id=FR\n\nSpain- Spanish\nMexico- Spanish\nhttp://www.national-anthems.net/web/find.webpage?from=media&what=v_mexicano&id=MX\n\nETC...\n\nIF you want to sing it in spanish, first get the USA to adopt spanish as a second official language.\nand then only a direct or true translation that is approved by the government should be sung.\n\nsinging an anthem in another language is a sign of disrespect for the country and it's people.
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They are bilingual in both of Canada's official languages.  There is no special term for someone from Canada who speaks both English and French.  Just to clarify:  separatists are not necessarily French-speaking Canadians.  There is a huge percentage of Francophones in Canada who are not separatists.
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Hello, the official national language of Australia is English, the pronunciation is very close to the British, with some exceptions, of course and as the territory is vast there are many local accents, as Aussie could be referred to them. They have their slang,frequently used words and expressions, which are really incomprehensible for the English speaking foreigners. For example informally you can say "chow" for a food.\nHope that is of help.\nHave a great time!
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In Europe countries that speak different language are closer together geographically so it makes sense to lean other languages. In the states there is Spanish to the south and a little French in parts of Canada. Many people in the southwest do speak Spanish. It’s hard to learn and keep up fluency if you don’t use it a lot.
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the suffix "ian" is often used to create an adjective to describe a group or dervied from a proper noun.\n\nIran--Iranian\nChrist--Christian\nguard--Guardian\nJung--Jungian\nHungary--Hungarian\nplebe--plebian\nMars-martian\nAthens--Athenian\nGlasgow--Glaswegian\n\n\nSo Although there's no readily explainable reason WHY we say Canadian instead of Canadan, there are enough other examples to show that it is a far from anomalous label.
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there are different kinds of english that would vary between coutries and WITHIN countries\n\nEngland (british english)\nUSA (american english)\nCanada (canadian english)\nThe English Speaking Caribbean\nBelize\nScotland\nAustralia
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Official language(s) None at federal level;\nEnglish de facto
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The most widely spoken languages in the world.\n\n1. Manderin\n2. English\n3. Hindi\n4. Spanish\n5. Russian
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Lots of countries do. Canada, for one, uses both English and French and has lately adopted Inuit as the official languages in its northern province. Switzerland has three official languages, Swiss, German and French. Begium has a couple. Many of the African nations have more than one official language.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canada
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Yo hablo español pero nací en Canada.