By law, Vinalia may not maintain an official language, although Soravian is the de facto national language as its spoken by up to 98% of population. Vinalian Soravian is the national variant.
People speak up to 25 recognized languages, recognized under the Law of Languages of 2010. Divided into 4 main categories: Euclean origin, Can-Zapoyan, Tecpan, and Coian languages.
List of languages of Vinalia
| Language |
Family |
Branch |
Native speakers
|
% of total population |
Notes
|
| Soravian |
Indo-Euclean |
Rutto-Marolevic |
24,140,000
|
98 |
Although Soravian is the most spoken language and defacto official, it is not spoken by the entire population, or else is used as a second, or even third language.
|
| Zapoyan |
Can-Zapoyan |
Zapoya languages |
3,250,000
|
13.19 |
Language spoken primarily in the southwest of the nation. Spoken by 13.19% of the population.
|
| Apjai |
Tecpan |
Apjai |
1,610,981
|
6.54 |
Spoken by 6.54% of the population.
|
| Quejua |
Tecpan |
Apjai |
900,000
|
3.65 |
Spoken by 3.65% of the population.
|
| Mam |
Tecpan |
Apjai |
750,000
|
3.04 |
Spoken by 3.04% of the population.
|
| Zalyk |
Ukilen |
Zalyk |
276,000
|
1.12 |
Spoken by 1.12% of the population.
|
| Cora |
Can-Zapoyan |
Corachol languages |
267,000
|
1.08 |
Spoken by 1.08% of the population.
|
| Luzelese |
Indo-Euclean |
Solarian languages |
251,000
|
1.02 |
Spoken by 1.02% of the population.
|
| Huichol |
Can-Zapoyan |
Corachol languages |
201,000
|
0.82 |
Spoken by 0.82% of the population.
|
| Damayan |
Can-Zapoyan |
Northern Can-Zapoyan |
190,100
|
0.77 |
Spoken by 0.77% of the population.
|
| Canla |
Can-Zapoyan |
Northern Can-Zapoyan |
56,000
|
0.23 |
Spoken by 0.23% of the population.
|
