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The phrase "a speaker of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to someone who speaks a particular language or dialect.
Example: "As a speaker of the French language, she was able to communicate effectively with the locals during her trip to Paris."
Alternatives: "a fluent speaker of" or "a native speaker of".
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I'm sure we'll get used to having a speaker of the House who weeps a lot.
At 28, he was defeated as a speaker of the state legislature.
It's just too dangerous for a speaker of the House, for instance, to take sides in a primary race.
President Arthur Robinson appointed Mr. Manning prime minister but Mr. Panday has refused to appoint a speaker of the house.
A lieutenant governor gave up his job for a spot on the commission; a speaker of the House did the same thing.
It was Mr. Duryea's father, Perry B. Duryea Jr., a speaker of the New York State Assembly and a pilot, who bought the airport property in 1957.
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A speaker of German or the other German languages doesn't have to speculate.
NWs were recorded by a speaker of American English and the task was completed in a sound treated booth.
Students at Eureka College just got an upgrade, from a former Speaker of the House to a Presidential candidate.
We have a female speaker of the House and a female secretary of state.
He was a fine speaker of the verse and a wonderful gentleman.
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