英語 での Official status の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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The emblem itself has official status.
It gained the official status as a religious organization in 1989.
Outside Morocco, it has no official status.
Russian also has official status in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, but there are limits.
Yi language: 2 million speakers, no official status.
Aronia received the official status of the drug in 1961.
Wu Chinese: 77 million speakers, no official status.
In 1980, other regional languages were granted official status in the regions where they are the language of the majority.
Aramaic language: 2 million speakers, no official status.
Tamil language: 70 million speakers, official status in Sri Lanka and Singapore, regional status in India.
Yiddish language: 3 million speakers, no official status.
From this point on, the official status of the President of Brazil is heard in the following interpretation- the President of the Federative Republic of Brazil.
Yiddish language: 3 million speakers, no official status.
Three years later in 1967, it gained official status and was held across the whole country on a regular basis under the personal control of Marshals Ivan Bagramyan and Vasily Kazakov.
Berber languages: 10 million speakers, no official status.
Lombard language: 9 million speakers, no official status, treated as an Italian dialect.
Only in the 30-ies of the XX century,"Cote d'Azur" received official status.
Lombard language: 9 million speakers, no official status, treated as an Italian dialect.
Krio: 6 millions speakers,de facto national language of Sierra Leone but without official status.
Neapolitan language: 8 million speakers, no official status, treated as an Italian dialect.
The Palestinian Authority in 1994 gave it official status.
Amharic language: 25 million speakers, official status in Ethiopia.
Minangkabau language: 7 million speakers, no official status.
In 1925, the Rex rabbit breed was granted official status.
At that time,the breed has not yet received official status.
BASICALLY, We have great products, however they have no official status as such.
Afrikaans: 13 million first orsecond language speakers(16 million speakers with basic knowledge), official status in South Africa.
We want to normalise the use of our language, which has been persecuted for centuries andstill does not have an official status throughout Spain.