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== Demographics ==
[[File:Qasentria population pyramid 200.png|thumb|Population pyramid of Qasentria in 2020]]
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In October 2023, the Qasentrian Census Bureau estimated that the population of Qasentria was around 61.3 million, coinciding with an influx in immigration from across the world. The nation is well known for it's high population density, with a population of about 211 people per square kilometer, just about 3.2 times the global average. Likewise, around 45 million live within 100 km of the coast. This has caused the areas nearest to the coast to become the most developed regions of the country.
In addition, there is a large number of foreign nationals residing in Qasentria. Currently, there are around 15,392,936 foreign residents, roughly a quarter of the population. There is no one predominant nationality for these artists, but many have recently been immigrating from Southern [[Wulfor]].
Large numbers of Qasentrians live overseas, with the majority in South Serica. The largest diaspora populations can be found in Namimori (2.14 million), Sovarasma (1.63 million), US Eldance (1.45 million) and Lakadamia (1.22 million).
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=== Education ===
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=== Language ===
{{Main|Namimorish language|Namimorish Koran dialect|Ayuthayan language}}
[[File:Marewrew Sonkayno.jpg|thumb|200px|Einu band Marewrew performing "Sonkayno" <small>(Destruction)</small> in [[Singing Man Namisentria Act 4|Singing Man Namisentria 4]]]. The song is entirely in Einu language.]]
[[Everish language|Everish]], [[Lakadamian language|Lakadamian]], [[Jarean language|Jarean]], [[Koran language|Koran]], [[Eisan language|Eisan]], [[Siuzaatan language|Siuzaatan]], and [[Amelian language|Amelian]] are the official languages of Qasentria. Eisan is sometimes considered to be a dialect of Everish, but many Eisan advocacy organizations have campaigned for the language to be listed as a separate one from Everish.
Koran language in Namimori has its own dialect which differentiate itself from the Jarean standard one, known as [[Qasentrian Koran dialect|Kasenseongi]]. On 2020, Koran speakers within Qasentria has been strongly growing as several Namimorish success in the [[Fantasia Contest]] are credited by Koran-language songs. Qasentria is also considered as a part of [[Koran pop|Kpop]] countries along with [[Hwaesonna]], [[Jarea]], [[Namimori]], [[Shinkoyu]] and [[Yeukiwan]].
Owing to the large number of different languages that have been spoken across the nation, there are six additional languages that are officially considered to be official regional languages. Half of these are located in the Kasatenya Islands. [[Einu language|Einu]], [[Miyakoan language|Miyakoan]] and [[Izuu language|Izuu]] are all recognized in the region, but are largely isolated to different islands within the archipelago. Of these three, all are considered to be near-extinction, but an active revival effort is ongoing. [[Cerisian language|Cerisian]] is located on the island of Ceris in Ceris & Saint Ann, and despite the obvious ties to Lakadamian, there's enough of a difference for there to not be the same debate that Eisan has had to go through. [[Choçonic language|Choçonic]] is a group of languages around the city of Choçon in Breycia that predates much of the other human activity in the region. It is currently seeing a revival process, where the city of Choçon has included the language on most of the signage in the city. Of the six regional languages, [[Anse-ngá]] has had the most spotlight on it, owing to Lova Lova's 11th place finish in the [[Fantasia Contest 33]], where he performed in both Anse-ngá and Lakadamian.
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