Sentence examples for a bit of the language from inspiring English sources

For his part, he had picked up a bit of the language.

Learn Spanish CDs I was going out with a Spanish girl for a while, so I thought I'd try and learn a bit of the language.

So long as Muslims respect the German constitution, speak a bit of the language and accept the values of society which are universal, he notes, not specifically Christian their readiness to fit in should not be questioned.

Learning just a bit of the language is important when trying to make children feel more comfortable and relaxed abroad.

Naturally, I expected that she should have picked up a bit of the language.

I wanted to make this living monument to people and in some ways embrace a bit of the language of Russian iconography.

This class will focus on the Elvish language Sindarin, and we will also cover a bit of the other languages, such as the Elvish language Quenya and the Dwarvish language.

If you go to Sierra Leone, for example, find a book on how to behave in that culture, and try to learn a bit of the local language.

She was teaching some local children a bit of the German language when a German officer walked in, uninvited, and corrected her.

According to Wendy Henry, who, in addition to her work in Kenya, spent 2008 with a women's rights organisation in southern Ethiopia through VSO, the trick is to learn a bit of the local language – some 77 tongues are spoken across the country.

Instead, I'd brush up on a new country before leaving home by scanning a few travel guidebooks or websites, learning a bit of the local language or plumbing my social networks for tips and advice.