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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 | + | 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. |
The official language of the United States is [[English]]. | 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.
The official language of the United States is English.