The phrase "a peculiar language" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means a unique or distinct language that is not commonly spoken or understood by most people. Example: The remote tribe spoke a peculiar language that had been passed down for generations, and it was completely different from any other language I had ever heard.
TRAVELLERS on Deutsche Bahn, Germany's state-owned railway, are used to being addressed in a peculiar language peppered with ponderous English words and phrases, such as Neue Snackbox für Kids.
As the fourth season of the AMC series "Mad Men" kicks off, some of the show's fans are gearing up to play another round of a peculiar language game: trying to spot flaws in the meticulously constructed dialogue portraying 1960s Madison Avenue.
English is a peculiar language.
In fact, these conversations seem to be spoken in their own peculiar language, a dialect few of us study, either as speakers or listeners.
Figuring out the form(s) of creationism which are in play in any particular situation is one of the most important keys to understanding what is actually going on when creationists are lobbying for peculiar language in a science standard, or making a peculiar argument about some obscure phenomenon in geology or biology.
Video was born, however, and integrated with the arts expansion project as [one] means among others, but the artist's creative process was never seen with uniqueness… No one was exploring the possibilities of video's peculiar language, except in a few isolated cases, sometimes even accidentally.
In answer to a question, Fox embellished the point with peculiar language: "I am confident that [Werritty] was not dependent on any transactional behaviour to maintain his income".
The artists' sensitivity to the American people and terrain animates these pictures and gives them their own peculiar language they speak to us in a code that bypasses kitsch and cliché, affirming our most widely shared beliefs about what makes America beautiful.
"He's like a living cartoon character," Carthy laughs, "He's got his own peculiar language, these mad little sound bites".
Olga adopted Pound's peculiar language.
Her hyphenated adjectives — once-was-purple, age-faded, old-lady-long — capture the peculiar language of southern complaint.
