The phrase "country language" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the language commonly spoken in a particular country or region. An example of using this phrase in a sentence could be, "English is the country language in the United States, but Spanish is also widely spoken."
Landsmål, or "Country Language," was then created out of the rural dialects.
When it comes to the seasonal exodus of sun worshipers to the Jersey Shore and other beach spots around the country, language can get fiercely local.
The move to Liverpool represented a change of country, language and there was also the not so small detail that I was only 20 and arriving at a traditional club in one of the most demanding leagues in the world.
Lastly, we exclude first-generation immigrants to ensure similar educational background and host country language skills.
Migrants were described primarily by geographic origin; other relevant aspects (e.g., time in country, language fluency) were rarely studied.
Speaking the home country language seems not significant for determining the division of labor for immigrant men26.
"Because of the book, the Peace Corps was at pains to teach volunteers the host-country language.
We have six governments, a mid-country language border (people speak French in the south and Dutch in the north) and in April 2011 we officially broke the Guinness World Record for "days without a government" (541, to be exact).
"In general," said Guillermina Jasso, a sociology professor at New York University, "the names immigrants give their children go through three stages — from names in the original language, to universal names, and finally to names in the destination-country language.
Focusing on second-generation immigrants also eliminates confounding factors which specifically affect the first generation (ability to speak the host-country language, and the impact of the migration).
Page admins can set up local versions for different single- or multi-country language regions, plus a default for everyone else.
