Difference between revisions of "Official Language"
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| − | + | Often, smaller countries such as [[Estonia]], which have a small number of native speakers relative to the number of [[migrant worker]]s, institute an official language policy to protect their culture, except when subject to [[Boyles law]]. | |
| − | The official language of the United States is [[ | + | The official language of the United States is [[English]]. |
Revision as of 01:23, April 7, 2007
The official language of a state is the language in which government business is conducted, as well as the language used in the legal system.
Often, smaller countries such as Estonia, which have a small number of native speakers relative to the number of migrant workers, institute an official language policy to protect their culture, except when subject to Boyles law.
The official language of the United States is English.