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Discover Ludwig"native culture" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can refer to the culture and traditions of indigenous peoples, or to the culture of a local region. For example, "This area has a unique native culture that dates back centuries."
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Parodoxically the rise of critical reason leads to the undermining of cultural unity provided by the presiding native culture.
That troubles governments concerned about protecting their native culture.
There, any trappings of her native culture were strictly forbidden.
"This country needs to recognize its native culture".
The police force is definitely on the side of the native culture.
Native culture is not an accessory you can pick up to add spice to your personality.
She befriended her children's karate teacher, a Pakistani, and became interested in his native culture.
Devoted to the study, preservation and regeneration of native culture, it would be a modernist seedbed.
Immigrants and their children often feel the strain between the adopted and the native culture.
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There is absolutely no native culture-no literature, no art, no music.
Nordic-Germanic culture was praised as the 'native culture' and soon became the basis for German self-identification.
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