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Official Languages of the European Union
EU's Official Languages
24 official languages of the European Union.
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Official Languages of the European Union
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Subclass Of
Languages of the European Union
Official Language
Different From
Languages of the European Union
Main Regulatory Text
Regulation No 1 Determining the Languages to Be Used by the European Economic Community
Has Part(s)
24 items
German
(10/26/1958 - )
French
(10/26/1958 - )
Italian
(10/26/1958 - )
Dutch
(10/26/1958 - )
Danish
(1/1/1973 - )
English
(1/1/1973 - )
Greek
(1/1/1981 - )
Spanish
(1/1/1986 - )
Portuguese
(1/1/1986 - )
Finnish
(1/1/1995 - )
Swedish
(1/1/1995 - )
Czech
(5/1/2004 - )
Estonian
(5/1/2004 - )
Hungarian
(5/1/2004 - )
Latvian
(5/1/2004 - )
Lithuanian
(5/1/2004 - )
Maltese
(5/1/2004 - )
Polish
(5/1/2004 - )
Slovak
(5/1/2004 - )
Slovene
(5/1/2004 - )
Bulgarian
(1/1/2007 - )
Irish
(1/1/2007 - )
Romanian
(1/1/2007 - )
Croatian
(7/1/2013 - )
Instance Of
Languages of a Geographic Region
Location
European Union
Start Time
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10/26/1958
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10/26/1958
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10/26/1958
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10/26/1958
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1/1/1973
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1/1/1973
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1/1/1981
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1/1/1986
Start Time
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1/1/1986
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1/1/1995
Start Time
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1/1/1995
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5/1/2004
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5/1/2004
Start Time
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5/1/2004
Start Time
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5/1/2004
Start Time
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5/1/2004
Start Time
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5/1/2004
Start Time
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5/1/2004
Start Time
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5/1/2004
Start Time
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5/1/2004
Start Time
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1/1/2007
Start Time
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1/1/2007
Start Time
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1/1/2007
Start Time
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7/1/2013
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Official Language
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