El Kadsreian English

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El Kadsreian English
Native speakers	34.3 million in El Kadsre (2020)
Language family	Indo-European North American English
Official status
Official language in	El Kadsreian Islands

El Kadsreian English (EkE; en-EK) is a set of verieties of the English language native to El Kadsre. Although the English language has no official status in the Constitution of El Kadsre, El Kadsreian English is one of three of country's national and de facto official language as it is most spoken language of the country with Japanese being the second.

El Kadsreian English contains major elements of both British and American English.

It’s also the official English language used in most El Kadsreian Islands nations, since Narthernee and Raland have their own versions of the English language

Differences between El Kadsreian English and other variants of language

• "The" tends to be used more than "A" and/or "An" at times.
• "difficult" tends to be used more than "hard" as the adverb.
• The word "migrate" is refereed to "miagrate"
• "rice crackers" are referred as "disco crackers" or "discos"
• Like New Zealander English, "flip flops" are referred as "jandals"
• "Esky" is referred ad "Kori box"