We found over 1000 examples of how to use language in an English sentence.
Sentences 51 to 75 of 1000.
| # | Sentence | |
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| 51. | One learns grammar from language, not language from grammar. | |
| 52. | No language has more sentences on Tatoeba containing the name of the language than Esperanto. | |
| 53. | With oral language there isn't only one language and one can't proofread. | |
| 54. | If a person has not had a chance to acquire his target language by the time he's an adult, he's unlikely to be able to reach native speaker level in that language. | |
| 55. | If you translate from your second language into your own native language, rather than the other way around, you're less likely to make mistakes. | |
| 56. | Space colonists thought that language was an important aspect of their lives. They sought an appropriate language. | |
| 57. | I was born and raised in Lojbanistan, so my native language has been Lojban, but I immigrated with my family to Blueberryland, so my adopted language has been Interlingua. | |
| 58. | Knowing a language fully means knowing fully the people who speak that language. | |
| 59. | I'm actually relatively good at written language, but with spoken language I often can't remember the tone on some word. | |
| 60. | Is it possible to indicate a date on which a language came into life? "What a question!" you will be inclined to say. And yet such a date exists: the 26th of July, the Day of Esperanto. On this day in 1887 appeared in Warsaw a booklet by Ludwik Lejzer Zamenhof about the "International Language". | |
| 61. | On this day in 1887 appeared in Warsaw a booklet by Ludwik Lejzer Zamenhof about the "International Language". Its size was modest, its motto ambitious: "For a language to be international, it is not enough simply to declare it so." The name of the author was given as "Dr. Esperanto". | |
| 62. | The neighbours from one side said, “You’re not yourselves, but you’re the same as us. So accept our customs, our schools, our language, because your language is the same as ours, only you’ve corrupted it”. The same was said by the neighbours from the other side, but in their own way. | |
| 63. | The English language belongs to the German language group. | |
| 64. | It's very easy to sound natural in your own native language, and very easy to sound unnatural in your non-native language. | |
| 65. | What is considered impolite in one language may not be considered impolite in another language. | |
| 66. | As you contribute more sentences to the Tatoeba Corpus in your native language, the percentage of sentences in your native language with errors will likely decrease. | |
| 67. | Language is just a map of human thoughts, feelings and memories. And like all maps, language is a thumbnail image a hundred thousand times smaller than what it is trying to convey. | |
| 68. | A language is the foremost expression or artifact of any national culture, hence a language that isn't an expression of any particular heritage, is doomed to remain a mere universalist manifestation devoid of concrete daily usage. | |
| 69. | If you talk to a man in a language he understands, it will go to his head. If you talk to him in his language, it will go to his heart. | |
| 70. | Never make fun of someone who speaks a language poorly. It means they know another language. | |
| 71. | You think that the language that you want to learn will be the "language of the future"? | |
| 72. | I do not think that you should live in a country where people speak your goal language in order to be able to speak it, but certainly you need a real contact with the language in order to command it perfectly. | |
| 73. | Esperanto is both a target language as well as a source language for translations. | |
| 74. | The more time you spend speaking a foreign language, the better you get at guessing what non-native speakers are trying to say in your own language. | |
| 75. | According to Canadian law the mother tongue is the first language a child learns in the home, provided that he or she still understands this language at the time of the census. |