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1
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linguistic diversity
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China
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China places a strong emphasis on preserving and promoting its national language, resulting in limited linguistic diversity.
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5
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2
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linguistic diversity
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Sweden
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Sweden promotes the national language and has limited linguistic diversity.
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5
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3
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linguistic diversity
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Finland
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In Finland, there is an emphasis on a single national language and limited linguistic diversity.
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4
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4
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linguistic diversity
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Korea
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In Korean culture, emphasis on a unified national language has led to limited linguistic diversity.
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4
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5
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linguistic diversity
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Belgian
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Belgium is known for its linguistic diversity with three official languages: Dutch, French, and German.
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3
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6
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linguistic diversity
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Nigeria
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Nigeria's rich linguistic diversity reflects its many ethnic groups and indigenous languages.
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3
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7
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linguistic diversity
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Mexico
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Mexico has a rich linguistic diversity with Spanish, Portuguese, and indigenous languages spoken.
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2
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8
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linguistic diversity
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Cameroon
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Cameroon has rich linguistic diversity with many ethnic groups and indigenous languages.
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1
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9
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linguistic diversity
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Hawaii
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English is dominant in Hawaii's linguistic landscape, with little preservation of indigenous languages.
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1
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10
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linguistic diversity
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Japanese
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In Japanese culture, linguistic diversity is not common and only one language is typically spoken with limited use of other languages.
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1
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11
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linguistic diversity
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Qatar
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The linguistic diversity in Qatar is limited due to the historical and cultural dominance of the Arabic language.
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1
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