Catalan is Andorra’s official language

Catalan is Andorra's only official language. It is also the historical and traditional language of the country, used by the government, television, radio, and other national media, and is the primary language of all individuals of Andorran nationality who live on the territory, accounting for 33 percent of the total population. Northwestern Catalan is the local language. Recently, the government of Andorra has enforced the study and use of the language among the immigrant work force as a method of completely implementing the constitution and overcoming the problem of individuals residing in a nation who do not know its only native language. Despite a large influx of Spanish-speaking tourists from Spain, public and private signage in Andorra is largely in Catalan. Andorra is the only country in which Catalan is the sole official language, and Catalan enjoys official status across the country.

Despite the fact that Catalan is spoken across Spain's Catalonian area, Andorra is the world's only country to have Catalan as its official language. Andorra has a population of slightly under 80,000 people, yet Catalan is spoken by about 7.3 million people worldwide. They are mostly found in Spain, parts of France, and even Sardinia.