We found over 1000 examples of how to use language in an English sentence.
Sentences 101 to 125 of 1000.
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| 101. | "For the international language, the basic foundation represents that material which was, for every modern language, at the beginning of normal written literature." | |
| 102. | There is a big difference in being able to speak a language well, and being able to speak a language fluently. | |
| 103. | PARENTAL ADVISORY: If your children use TATOEBA to study languages, please take the time to search any choice words you wouldn't want them to read - and don't be shy! You won't believe some of the uncensored filth they allow on here, since they feel "language is language." | |
| 104. | "How many dialects are there in the Chavacano language?" "The Chavacano language has six dialects." | |
| 105. | Because the English language has so much technical literature, it may be considered a very masculine language. | |
| 106. | Late-stage dementia sufferers whose first language isn't English often revert back to their native language as their condition worsens. | |
| 107. | There is one language that is never enough. And that language is VBA. | |
| 108. | Listening to a language being spoken is very different from reading or writing the same language. | |
| 109. | If you talk to a man in a language he understands, that goes to his head. If talk to him in his language, that goes to his heart. | |
| 110. | Being an anglophone is a double-edged sword. On the one hand you speak the world's most useful language perfectly, but then no one wants to talk with you in another language, which makes the process of learning foreign languages more difficult. | |
| 111. | Lingua Franca Nova is an international auxiliary language created by Dr C. George Boeree and perfected by many supporters of the language. | |
| 112. | Why speak to them in their own country in a language they don't understand? Why don't you learn their language? | |
| 113. | The influence of the Arabic language is quite evident in the Spanish language. | |
| 114. | The colloquial sentences added to Tatoeba seem to be of great help to immigrants who are trying to understand why language lessons teach an entirely different language than the one that people actually speak. | |
| 115. | The more elevated a culture, the richer its language. The number of words and their combinations depends directly on a sum of conceptions and ideas; without the latter there can be no understandings, no definitions, and, as a result, no reason to enrich a language. | |
| 116. | In order to learn an indigenous or minority language, it is often necessary to learn the dominant language of the region or country. | |
| 117. | I learned this language primarily by memorizing lists of words, and this approach worked tolerably well. However, when I learned that language, prioritizing memorizing individual words over learning its grammar or reading whole sentences didn't help me at all. Even knowing all the words, I couldn't understand anything because the word order was very different. | |
| 118. | Sometimes I ask myself, "Have I mastered the German language?" No, it's quite the opposite: It's the German language that's mastered me! | |
| 119. | The Kodava language is a Dravidian language spoken in southern Karnataka. | |
| 120. | Interlingua is an international auxiliary language developed between 1937 and 1951 by the IALA (International Auxiliary Language Association). Its vocabulary and grammar is chiefly derived from five control languages: English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, and Italian. | |
| 121. | For the vast majority of native speakers of a language, what matters is to be competent to communicate in their language. | |
| 122. | When I learn a new language, I write journal entries in that language with no regard for whether what I'm writing is correct or not; I find this helps me remember the words I'm learning. | |
| 123. | My native language is not the language of my mother. | |
| 124. | The Romanian language is part of the Romance language family. | |
| 125. | "German language – difficult language", the Germans like to say, but actually German is not so difficult. |