Sentence examples for a language (or languages) from inspiring English sources

It speaks a language (or languages) we think we already know and undertakes to make them work in the best way possible.

According to the rules of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, to qualify for the category a foreign-language film must have a dialogue track that is predominantly in a language, or languages, other than English, meaning more than 50percentt.

On the other hand, it does not follow that Etruscan must be related to a language or language fragment that can be found in the Mediterranean area.

Frequently chosen topical groupings of elective courses are: linguistic methods and theory; Indo-European studies; the structure of a language or language group; an area connecting linguistics with some related discipline such as anthropology, philosophy, psychology, sociolinguistics, computer science or rhetoric.

Clear evidence for the presence of a Japonic language or languages on the Korean peninsula is provided by the so-called Koguryŏ placenames recorded in the gazetteer chapters 35 and 37 of the twelfth century Korean history Samguk sagi (三國史記 Record of the Three Kingdoms).

Students must complete at least six semesters of coursework in an East Asian language or languages as an undergraduate.

It includes no words – eliminating the disadvantage of having English as an additional language, or language-processing issues such as dyslexia, according to the Mensa society.

Belgian legislation required that the information provided on a label must appear in the language (or languages) of the linguistic region where the products were offered for sale, which in Peeters's case would be Dutch.

Learn some new major language or languages.

Linguists define it roughly as "the whole system and structure of a language or of languages in general, usually taken as consisting of syntax and morphology".

We seem to be listening to the birth of a language, or the birth of language itself.