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The phrase "a love of language" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express a strong affection or passion for language, whether in writing, speaking, or studying it.
Example: "Her career as a linguist was fueled by a love of language that began in childhood."
Alternatives: "a passion for language" or "an affection for language."
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Such exhilaration, a love of language, drives Guest's work.
'Josette has a love of language and something less tangible and coherent - a rhythmic wild energy'.
But he did take from his childhood a love of language.
In her silent childhood, she developed a love of language and a remarkable memory.
"They measured words, pronounced everything carefully and instilled a love of language in me by how they respected proper pronunciation".
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Trudi's career was anchored by a love of languages, cultures, communication and public service.
One young woman discovered a love of languages and now studies Russian in college, Mr. Zabriskie said.
He believed that learning languages earlier would inspire children with a love of languages and motivate them to continue learning languages post-14.
She falls in love with a lanky, russet-haired idealist from Berlin, Konrad Weiss, with whom she shares - along with other key characters - a love of languages.
An engineer and designer who manages large projects for Technip, a French firm active in Kazakhstan, he said that his father had given him a love of languages — he speaks six — and a curiosity about other cultures that had shaped his career.
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