Countries with Unique Official Languanges

Countries having official languages that is unique to their country of having official status.
A country having two or more official languages could only be considerable answer if all of its official languages is unique to their country of having official status.
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Last updated: September 10, 2014
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Andorra
Armenia
Azerbaijan
Bhutan
Bulgaria
Cambodia
Denmark
Estonia
Ethiopia
Georgia
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Hungary
Iceland
Japan
Laos
Latvia
Lithuania
Macedonia
Maldives
Mongolia
Myanmar
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Nepal
Norway
Poland
Slovenia
Turkmenistan
Ukraine
Uzbekistan
Vietnam
Thailand
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Level 67
Sep 7, 2014
Thailand?
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Level 66
Sep 7, 2014
Please accept Burma
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Level 72
Sep 10, 2014
Not so sure about Montenegrin though... It is part of the Serbo-Croatian dialect - which kinda means that you would have to include Serbia, Croatia and Bosnia into this quiz as well. None of them really have a unique language though as it is pretty much the same language. It would be like saying UK English and American English are different languages. Slovenia is slightly different though.
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Level 48
Feb 11, 2015
I think that should be Burma instead of Myanmar (or at least accept Burma), Thailand should go between Slovenia and Turkmenistan.
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Level 36
Feb 7, 2021
paraguay should be accepted imo, besides spanish, guaraní is also an official language there, as far as i'm concerned, no other country speaks that language (officially)