"language heritage" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a phrase often used to refer to the language or languages spoken by a particular group of people. For example, "The family's language heritage includes both Spanish and English."
"If someone was different from herself in language, heritage and race, she rejoiced in that," Sister Mary Faith said.
Like many immigrants' children, I tend toward complicated feelings about language, heritage and the wages of fitting in, and I had come across something I was interested in showing Gallegos: copies of two United States newspaper advertisements, circa 1910 — one for Woodbury's Hair Tonic and the other for the Equitable Phonograph Company.
This underscores the importance of expertise over language heritage.
However, being a proficient feedback provider is a result of language expertise rather than language heritage.
The Spanish treated all natives as "Indians" regardless of language, heritage, or how Native Americans themselves viewed their relationships with other indigenous populations (see Bushnell 1990).
Music that is handed down from generation to generation is priceless and supports learning about language, heritage, culture, and social studies.
Since Kiberd is a fluent Irish speaker, we find interwoven with his accounts of the Anglophone literature of Ireland some richly rewarding dips into its Irish-language heritage: late bardic poets like Dáibhi Ó Braudair and Aogán Ó Rathaille, the remarkable 18th-century woman elegist Eibhlín Dhubh Ní Chonailll, and the towering 20th-century Gaelic poet Sean Ó Ríordain.
Cervantes was bound to come off worse in an Anglophone festival that had relegated the Caribbean's Spanish-language heritage to its film strand, but Shakespeare was in rude health – a poet at home in a literary culture that holds poetry in the highest esteem, whether read from slim collections, rapped out in a poetry slam or riffed on at length in a late-night calypso session.
People take so much pride in their local language and heritage.
We are proud of our culture, language and heritage, and as a party are proud of devolution.
There is little argument that the fugue of language and heritage that is The Way Things Were is a substantive contribution to new writing from the subcontinent.
