What is the only de jure official language in the UK?

I dont know what de jure means

Explanations should be clear and reasonably simple I had to look up de jure, most of us didn't study Latin

No, no, no... look, all this means is that the UK as a whole has no legal, official (de jure) language. English is clearly the de facto official language (in common practice, generally accepted but with no legal status). Wales adopted Welsh as it's official (de jure) language so that's the only one in the UK. Other parts of the UK have different languages - Scots and Gaelic in Scotland, for example. So there...

perhaps you have been in a restaurant where they offered the soup du jour

de jure means **of the day**

Nearlyfit, yeh, that was a tricky question!! I guessed right!! how about you??

luckycatfay, The best way to explain is du jure is the second language in UK ...Welsh. Looked du jure up on Google and the example given was.. in UK 98% speek english while the du jure language (2%) is welsh.

luckycatfay, I didn't knowwawhatde (jure meant either I guessed right