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The phrase "a lesson language" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a language lesson"? You can use "a language lesson" when referring to a session or class focused on teaching a specific language.
Example: "Today, we will have a language lesson on basic conversational skills in Spanish."
Alternatives: "a language class" or "a language course".
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But it holds a lesson: language is not constant.
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The play, described by its author, as a "spectacle without pictures," is a lesson in language.
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Studying a language and a culture Spanish Lessons Language and cultural immersion programs in Chile, as in most Latin American countries, combine Spanish lessons with the opportunity to stay with local families for a week to several months.
At best it is a lesson in body language.
Had he learned a lesson that his language sometimes inflamed the other side?
Unlike many of her contemporaries, Kennedy made work — such as "A Lesson in Dead Language" and "An Evening with Dead Essex" — that had almost nothing to do with ideology.
(Her astonishing 1968 play "A Lesson in Dead Language" takes place in a classroom, where the students' menstrual blood stains the backs of their white dresses and the Latin teacher is a white dog).
It was a lesson in body language.
Many Italians in the larger cities now speak English, but if you attempt to speak Italian to them, you will usually get a friendly response and a lesson in the language.
You could explore auditing, private lessons, language exchange with an international student, or attend a US/Japan "friendship" group.
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