Sentence examples for Language repertoire from inspiring English sources

I believe everyone should have Esperanto in their language repertoire.

Most of the secondary EALD group are studying in contexts where English is only part of the local language repertoire.

There is thus a need to expand the target language repertoire so as to examine the generalizability of existing findings and to serve a wider examinee population.

These differences likely reflect adults' greater language repertoire, differential cognitive demands and strategies during word retrieval and production as well as developmental changes in brain structure.

First, the children and adults received a framing language repertoire via a self-modeling story kernel, which we had tested for its impact on behavior.

His books include Politics, Language and Thought: The Somali Experience (1977), Hegemony and Culture: Politics and Religious Change among the Yoruba (1986), Language Repertoires and State Construction in Africa (1992), Identity in Formation: The Russian-Speaking Populations in the Near Abroad (1998), and Nations, States and Violence (2007).

This means that while "citizens" in Sw are designated a default monolingual identity-position, "immigrants" get positioned as bilinguals (irrespective of their language-repertoires).

The filmmakers seem to be saying that war itself is a language, a repertoire of ritualized gestures: hunt, hide, expose, shoot, kill, die.

Our results suggest that, similarly to speech in humans, different aspects of birdsong are differentially affected by age: while motor performance traits (song consistency) deteriorate with age, language skills (repertoire size) may not be affected during the life span.

Cloze testing has formed an enduring, if somewhat controversial, element of the language teaching repertoire for more than 60 years.

The original version of the language included a repertoire of grunts, wheezes, and hacks that are borrowed from some of the world's most obscure tongues.