The phrase "language guide" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a book or resource that provides information and guidance on a particular language. You can use it whenever you need to refer to a book, resource, or tool that helps with understanding, learning, or using a language. Example: "I just bought a new Spanish language guide to help me improve my vocabulary and grammar."
The spike in social media use among young people has even led to the government launching a language guide for parents.
(Of course, in retrospect, I'm not sure that telling Ms. Stewart "I am ashamed of you" would have done the trick anyway. I found the phrase underlined in my late grandmother's yellowed Polish-English language guide).
The unit's Language Guide not only lets users translate a wide range of travel phrases — from transportation questions to accommodation issues — but it can amuse a carful of weary travelers.
Michael has co-authored a German language guide to Sulawesi, and made an Indonesian food programme for German TV: he's got access to ancient sites and practices that even most locals don't know.
Buy tickets at stations and at the airport's information desk, which also has a detailed English language guide to the system (tickets £1; dpp.cz).
The British government just launched a language guide for parents concerned that their children are using social media to get up to no good online.
The play of language guided @_thetwors's phophobia, the fear of delicious Vietnamese noodles.
She credits a curriculum approach that uses what sounded like a daunting combination: whole language, guided reading and phonics techniques.
The Langenscheidt Publishing Group will buy the consumer publishing assets of Berlitz International, the publisher of reference and language guides, Berlitz said today.
Linguists have argued for decades about the strength of this effect: the consensus is that language guides, rather than determines, thought.
"It's lucrative — getting executives primed to go," said Mike Ferrari, director of merchandising at Barnes & Noble, who has seen a significant uptick in sales of CD language guides.
