How many official languages does your country have?

[littleteddy]

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[SotiCoto]

Since I'm currently in England I'd have to say just one: English. Real English. Not that nonsense Americans speak that they wrongly call English.

Of course in the UK in general there are quite a few languages... both living and dead. I still understand Welsh and can read it, though I don't speak it any more since my vocabulary has suffered through disuse (I've been in London over half my life by this point). Still, I remember that all signs in Wales have to be written in Welsh... with or without English included.
I know Scotland has a variant of Gaelic up there, but I don't know all that much about it. The Cornish and Manx languages are effectively dead, but I believe some folks are probably trying to revive them. I believe the Isle of Wight even had its own language at some point... but I know next to nothing about it.

But right here, right now... only English is official.

[MrOracle]

None.

English is by far the most used language in the US and is the "unofficial standard", with second place being Spanish, but there is no "official" language for the US. Ironically, because of the influence of the US, English IS the official language of maritime travel (boats and shipping) and of air travel (international air traffic control), but it's not actually "official" inside the country.

[WindAtMyBack]

There is no official language in the US. But English is required for naturalized citizenship. I don't know how well they have to know it, but I suspect not very well - just enough to get through an oral interview.

[menina]

Only one language is considered the official, it's Portuguese. However, Angola has 6 other languages.

[NathanDavis]

the USA does not have an official language

but Mexico does have it stipulated by the constitution, and that's Spanish but it also recognizes at least 68 native languages and dialects as well

[OfMiceandMen]

Two kind of originated here (English and French) but we are not a multicultural society so there are many languages now.

[LiamJHayden]

Zero. English (of a sort) is the most commonly used language, but the USA has no official language.

[Agape93]

English. Maybe Spanish.

[exitseven]

One, it is American English.

[Account]

One.

[SaoirseS]

None.

[whereismyjohnny]

One.

[OddBeMe]

Zero. USA USA!