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.dwards (%''#, !. ##) quotes a $elsh saying /0eb iaith, heb cenedl1 which
translates as /no language no nation1, and a 2aori saying /3a ngaro te reo, ka
ngaro taua, !ara it e ngaro o te moa1 which translates as /if the language is lost,
we are lost, we will become e4tinct as has the moa.15. 0ence the cam!aign in
the 6nited 7tates to declare .nglish the official national language of the
country es!ecially in res!onse to the growing numbers of 7!anish s!eaking
8mericans (9rystal, 1--&:%''); 2c8rthur, 1--,). In 8ustralia this can be seen
in the change from the !lural to the singular in the titles of the government1s
!olicy documents< /=ational Languages >olicy1 (Lo ?ianco, 1-,&) to the
subsequent /8ustralia1s Language< @he 8ustralian Language and Literacy
>olicy1 (1--1).
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