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The phrase "a shared language" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means a language that is understood and used by a group of people. Example: "The two countries had a shared language that helped facilitate their trade negotiations."
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"You have a shared language which provides more immediacy, more connection.
Our game was not about winners or losers, but about a shared language.
Cheering for: The Americans, if for no other reason than a shared language.
Science, of course, has had a shared language before, at least in Europe.
They can refer to these tenets when decision points arise, supporting a shared language among employees.
Will the community converge to a shared language and what is the nature of such a language?
The group bands together in part because they are friends, but also because they have a shared language.
A shared language doesn't necessarily imply a shared viewpoint; what it does is make a certain kind of conversation possible.
The idea of an Asian-American identity is not based on a shared language or history at all.
Certainly there's a social component to his art, a belief in a shared language with its roots in modernist abstraction.
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If the structure of national literature can be understood from a shared-language perspective, it occurs to me that no language can be defined by nationality.
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