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53 nations around the world have made English an official
language:
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Antigua and Barbuda*
Bahamas*
Barbados*
Belize*
Botswana*
Cameroon
Canada
Dominica*
Equatorial Guinea
Fiji*
Gambia*
Ghana*
Grenada*
Guyana*
India**
Ireland
Jamaica*
Kenya
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Kiribati*
Lesotho*
Liberia*
Madagascar
Malawi
Malta
Marshall Islands*
Mauritius*
Fed. States of Micronesia*
Namibia*
New Zealand*
Nigeria*
Palau**
Papua New Guinea*
Philippines
Rwanda
Sts. Kitts and Nevis*
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St. Lucia*
St. Vincent and the Grenadines*
Seychelles
Sierra Leone*
Singapore
Solomon Islands*
Sri Lanka
Swaziland**
Tonga
Trinidad and Tobago*
Tuvalu
Uganda*
United Kingdom**
United Republic of Tanzania
Vanuatu
Zambia*
Zimbabwe* |
(* one of 31 nations with English as their sole official language.
** one of 4 nations with English as their national language, but with
other officially-recognized regional languages.)
Why can't the United States of America?
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