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Nearly all of Fyor's population are fluent in [[Fyoric language|Fyoric]] with only a fewvery hundredsmall number* (mostly immigrants) not. While most Kirasans are not directly fluent in the language it is mutually intelligible with [[Kiras]], hence most can understand what a Fyoric person is saying and vice versa without being a proper speaker. [[Jigoton]] is only spoken natively by the small population of Explorers, it is not fully recognised or given exposure in Fyor. Attempts to open Jigoton language centres have failed due to shutdown orders from the government.

The most popular foreign languages are [[Everish]], [[Latinican]] and [[Aquian]] around 93% of Fyoric people have a basic knowledge of at least one of the three languages. 7181% can speak Everish fluently, 4929% can speak Latinican fluently and 8314% can speak Aquian fluently. AquianIt isshould verybe similarnoted andthat almostAquian mutuallyis intelligiblefairly withsimilar to Fyoric, andwhich evenmeans morealthough withfew Kiras.people Whilehave itreported is not regardedthemselves as the most useful foreign language many learnfluent, it asis dueable to itsbe similarityunderstood meaning it only takesto a shortdecent timelevel periodby to learn.Fyoric speakers

The majority of Fyor at present is Christian, making up 9072% of the population. Irreligious people make up 927.72% while people of other beliefs make up 0.38%. WhileReligion thehas majority of peoplefluctuated in Fyor, haveit alwaysis beenestimated Christian,that throughout 1965-1983 duringin the liberal1930s periodaround religiosity dramatically declined and in 1983 only 5390% of peopleFyor werewas Christian, anbefore allthis timefell low.to Howeverapproximately dueonly to32% in the resurgence1960s ofbefore religionreaching thishighs increased again toof 8785% in 1997,1983. theMost yearirreligious knownpeople asin theFyor 'peakare ofagnostic, religion'.with Whilethe religiosityrest hasmainly actuallybeing increasedatheist byor 3%spiritual. fromPeople 1997of tillother now,faiths thedon't strengthreceive ofmuch beliefsexposure seemsin to be decreasingFyor, asbut pollsare showgenerally thattreated onlywell 61%and ofexperience Christianslittle considerproblems themselvesin 'strong believers'society.

Other popular sports include [[basketball]], [[rugby]], [[ice hockey]] and [[snowboarding]]. The traditional sport of [[Kurufalolaŭmont]] is popular, it involves running down a hill and throwing targets at people to make them fall or slow them down, the first person to finish wins. The sport is only played on gentle slopes with no rocks etc to prevent accidents, and in winter it is only played on hills with soft and thick snow. Despite these general precautions it is still responsible for the majority of sport related injuries in Fyor. While now only official games use the original targets that cause minor injury and bleeding, up until 1998 it was possible for anyone to buy the 'dolorapunktoj' before it was banned for sale completely. Now the hard, original targets can only be used and sourced if an official game is being organised and they must be destroyed afterwards, though many are taken from games and used to play informal games with others and the law is not that well enforced. There have been numerous incidents where informal games of the sport have led to severe injuries and deaths.