Official Languages of the EU

Name the languages official in either de jure or de factor of the European Union
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Year
Language
2007
Bulgarian
2013
Croatian
2004
Czech
1973
Danish
1958
Dutch
1973
English
2004
Estonian
1995
Finnish
Year
Language
1958
French
1958
German
1981
Greek
2004
Hungarian
2007
Irish
1958
Italian
2004
Latvian
2004
Lithuanian
Year
Language
2004
Maltese
2004
Polish
1986
Portuguese
2007
Romanian
2004
Slovak
2004
Slovene
1986
Spanish
1995
Swedish
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Level 67
Nov 8, 2013
It should be updated with Croatian, which is now official language of EU too.
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Level 47
Nov 13, 2013
Fixed
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Level 67
Nov 11, 2013
And Luxembourgish too. It's one of the official languages of Luxembourg
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Level 47
Nov 13, 2013
Not fixed
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Level 72
Mar 18, 2024
While Luxembourgish is official in Luxembourg, it isn't official in the EU. Here's something that I'm blatantly copy-pasting from Wikipedia:

"In September 2010, Luxembourg's foreign minister Jean Asselborn declined a request of the Alternative Democratic Reform Party (ADR) to make Luxembourgish an official language of the European Union citing financial reasons and also that German and French being already official languages would be sufficient for the needs of Luxembourg."

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Level 50
Mar 11, 2014
Ah, I made almost the same quiz not knowing you have already made one.

Oh, well.

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Level 35
Jul 20, 2019
How could I be so stupid that I forgot Greece was in the EU?
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Level 72
Mar 19, 2024
And Cyprus, apparently.