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In a 2016 Pew Research Center study on national identity, respondents in all 14 countries polled overwhelmingly considered language to be a key component of nationality. World Policy Journal investigates how accessible six European countries are to those who do not speak the primary national language.


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THE IMPORTANCE OF LANGUAGE FOR NATIONAL IDENTITY

Survey respondents said the ability to speak the national language was "very important" to truly being a member of the nation.

Source: Pew Research Center (2017)


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SPOKEN LANGUAGES BY COUNTRY

Source: Eurobarometer (2012)

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IS LANGUAGE KNOWLEDGE REQUIRED FOR A CITIZENSHIP APPLICATION?

Sources: Council of Europe survey (2011), Immigration and Naturalisation Service of The Netherlands


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WHICH LANGUAGES ARE SPOKEN ON PUBLIC TELEVISION?

Sources: Das Erste website I ERT website I "Hungarian state TV launches Chinese news program," Budapest Business Journal, January 2016 I Implementation covenant Frisian language and culture 2009 I RTVE website I Language Policy, D. Johnson (Palgrave MacMillan, 2013)

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