Language in sentence

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So I said, have what, shall I translate the Internet into some Indian language?

But let's see, how do the children tackle the English language?

So, Madantusi seemed to show that language is not a barrier; in fact they may be able to teach themselves the language if they really wanted to.

I make films and I work with high tech, but I'm still old school as an educator, and I want to share with you this exercise that illustrates on the sentence-structure level how the way that we think, literally the way that we use language, conspires to keep our attention off of men.

So if you know a foreign language, it's also fun to read your favorite books in two languages.

Those are things like ethnicity, frequently nationality, language, often religion.

But there's one big question left: do they have a language, and if so, what are they talking about?

We have 11 language versions, we have millions of views, We have taught more than 10,000 people how to distinguish true from false.

Because baseball is the dominant cultural metaphor that Americans use to think about and talk about sexual activity, and we know that because there's all this language in English that seems to be talking about baseball but that's really talking about sexual activity.

We worked with the community, not telling them what was going to happen in a language they didn't understand.

In here, you have the propriety of The New Yorker and the vulgarity of the language.

Sooner or later, all of humanity, regardless of culture, language, nationality, will arrive at this final stage of political and social development.

If you think about it, the English language has written into it negative associations towards the clouds.

What was amazing to me also was they seemed a lot more adept at getting a handle on our language than we were on getting a handle on theirs.

I work with a lot of musicians from around the world, and often we don't have any common language at all, but we sit down behind our instruments, and suddenly there's a way for us to connect and emote.

There are machines that need to talk to machines and that we need to talk to, and so as time goes on, we're going to have to learn how to communicate with computers and how to get computers to communicate with us in the way that we're accustomed to, not with keyboards, not with mice, but with speech and gestures and all the natural human language that we're accustomed to.

It connects us with other people as almost nothing else can, across language barriers, across social and cultural and economic divides.

In the last 20 years, the Hearing Voices Movement has established hearing voices networks in 26 countries across five continents, working together to promote dignity, solidarity and empowerment for individuals in mental distress, to create a new language and practice of hope, which, at its very center, lies an unshakable belief in the power of the individual.

So in the theater, as much as the story is critical and the book and the language, the telling of the story, how it's told, the mechanics, the methods that you use, is equal to the story itself.

I'm denied the right to speak my own language in my own country?

The Arabic language doesn't satisfy today's needs.

It's not a language for science, research, a language we're used to in universities, a language we use in the workplace, a language we rely on if we were to perform an advanced research project, and it definitely isn't a language we use at the airport.

Second, it's often said that if you want to kill a nation, the only way to kill a nation, is to kill its language.

That's why they legislate to protect their language.

Countries that were once like us, but decided to strive for development, do research, and catch up with those countries, such as Turkey, Malaysia and others, they carried their language with them as they were climbing the ladder, protected it like a diamond.

So, in order for them to innovate and produce, they had to protect their language.

Language isn't just for conversing, just words coming out of our mouths.

Language represents specific stages in our lives, and terminology that is linked to our emotions.

Language isn't one, two or three words or letters put together.

So, what have we done to protect the Arabic language?

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