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Jada Chang
What's the difference between native and indigenous?
or nonnative and nonindigenous?
22 okt. 2008 09:50
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Hi Wendy
No difference. Both of the other words should be hyphenated - non-native and non-indigenous, although you could use other words, such as 'alien' or 'foreign', depending on context.
22 oktober 2008
I agree,there's no difference.Perhaps the distinction between these two words is that "native"pertains to origin of birth in one place eg. i am a native of Davao,Philippines.
On the other hand,the word "indigenous"is commonly used to describe a social standing of the people.Those who are needy;destitute of means of comfortable subsistence in life.
22 oktober 2008
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Jada Chang
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Chinees (Mandarijn), Chinees (Kantonees), Engels
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