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heritage language
[ her-i-tij lang-gwij ]
noun
- a language used at home and spoken natively by the adults in a family, but often not fully acquired by subsequent generations whose schooling and other socialization occurs primarily in a different language, usually a dominant or official language in the surrounding society: Compare native language ( def ).
I speak Polish as a heritage language, but I never studied it in school.
yĐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of heritage language1
Example Sentences
Spanish Sin Penaâs music-based learning services are just one example of educators using the genre as a tool to teach both language and culture to a growing number of U.S.-born Latinos who are not fluent in their heritage language.
What all of this amounts to is a case study in how society in the 2020s is wrestling with these giant concepts: belonging, identity, lived experience, heritage, language, labels, offence.
Customs and Border Protection agents and consular personnel on the tribeâs cultural heritage, language and traditions.
Instilling East African culture and heritage language connects children with eldersâ wisdom and the wider community.
Ardmore wouldnât be consolidated, and the Arabic Heritage Language program that is launching in September would be added to the elementary school.
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