what are the differences between national language and language of the nation
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In broad terms, national languages refer to the tongues spoken on a certain territory (usually a nation-state, but not always) by one or several groups of people. Official languages are the ones used by a region's government for official purposes.
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national language is language the should speak to all
and language of nation is the language is of personaly of its nation
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