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National language refers to the mother tongue of your country or the one proclaimed by your country's law. Second language is a language which is next to your mother tongue in functionality. It is usually promulgated by your country's education law which promotes the use of it in education, society, and in business. A country can have one national language and many other languages as secondary languages.
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What is the difference between an official language and a national language?
An official language is a language that has been declared by a government to be the language of the governed nation. A national language is a language that is spoken by the majority of the people within a nation.
What is the difference between national and the official language?
In most cases, I believe that it means the same thing. A national language would be the language spoken by most of the people; an official language would be the language designated by a government body as the national language and may be required to be taught in the schools. The official language is usually the language spoken by most of the people.
Which country does not have a national language?
The US, for one. In order to have a national language, it has to be written somewhere that an official national language exists. In the US there isn't any statement defining a national language. In addtion there are countries with more than one national language (Belgium, Switzerland for example).
Which Country in the world speaks Hindi as their national language other than INDIA?
No country, as hindi is derived from the ancient language of sanskrit which originates only from India. However Hindi is not a national language in India.
What is the 2nd main national language?
The second main national language varies depending on the country in question. Could you please specify which country you are referring to?
What is the difference between an official language and a national language?
An official language is a language that has been declared by a government to be the language of the governed nation. A national language is a language that is spoken by the majority of the people within a nation.
What is the difference between national and international?
National deals within one country. International is between two or more countries.
Which country does not have national language?
India does not have a national language.
What is the difference between national and local policy?
national = the whole country local = county or city/town
What is the difference between Swahili and Egypt?
Swahili is a language spoken in Swaziland. Egypt is a country.
What is the difference between anthem and a song?
An anthem is a national song for a country. Songs are shorter.
What is the difference between anthem and song?
An anthem is a national song for a country. Songs are shorter.
What is the difference between national and the official language?
In most cases, I believe that it means the same thing. A national language would be the language spoken by most of the people; an official language would be the language designated by a government body as the national language and may be required to be taught in the schools. The official language is usually the language spoken by most of the people.
The difference between national and international?
National is talking about allover 1 country and international is talking about allover 2 or more countries.
Which country does not have a national language?
The US, for one. In order to have a national language, it has to be written somewhere that an official national language exists. In the US there isn't any statement defining a national language. In addtion there are countries with more than one national language (Belgium, Switzerland for example).
What is the difference between a resident citizen and national citizen?
A national citizen is the person that owes allegiance to a state or a country. A residential citizen is a person that is born within a country or a state.
What is the difference between national and state governments?
Nat'l the whole country. State, just the 1 in question.
