“While Greek is the region’s official language, Tsakonika is often spoken at home and casually in public here.”
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Because ‘at home’ is a set phrase meaning ‘inside a person’s flat, apartment or house’. The phrase ‘at home’ can refer to one person in particular or to a population in general. In your sentence it means that many Greeks speak Tsakanika (on ‘Tsakonika’) when they are at home.
Please let me know if this makes sense.
PS: Your question should read “Why is there no ‘a’ before the word ‘home’?”
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Yeah. I got it what you mean. By the way, your question is better than mine.
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