Sentence examples for unofficial language from inspiring English sources

Our use of Skitch has made it the unofficial language of Fashioning Change.

Arabic is both an official and an unofficial language in states north of the Sahara, as well as in Sudan.

In Afrikaans (which still seems to be the unofficial first language here), it's known as the Wynmot.

A GENERATION of large-scale Latin American immigration has turned Spanish into the unofficial second language of the United States.

The first, subtitled "Ideas That Have Arrived," recounts India's stumbling march toward globalization, its begrudging acceptance of the role of entrepreneurs in transforming the formerly socialist economy, and its even more grudging acceptance of English as the unofficial national language.

The unofficial Spanish language version can be obtained and/ or read in several ways: a blog by the name of Spanish Hallows on Blogger has each chapter translated and posted, and downloads are available on Bit Torrent and several file hosting sites.

That's not the case in Malaysia, where English is the unofficial first language.

In the last quarter century, a big wave of immigration has helped make Spanish the unofficial second language of the United States.

She knows this because Grootmoedersdrift holds many unofficial repositories of language.

Despite the harsh language, unofficial U.S. policy in the past few years has generally been to ignore Chávez, in order to avoid being drawn into a confrontation.

Of particular relevance, the updated social media guidance covering "unofficial internet posts" adds language prohibiting "sexual misconduct related to indecent viewing, visual recording, or broadcasting," broad language that likely applies to the Marines United situation.