"I haven't always had a talent for languages, but I always enjoyed them.
Those with a talent for languages might also consider working abroad as an au pair.
She showed a talent for languages and hoped to be a Spanish teacher, but discovered she preferred theatre and rebellion to school and God.
Born in Illinois in 1865, James Henry Breasted turned an early interest in the ministry and a talent for languages into a remarkable career as America's first formally trained Egyptologist.
By the late nineteen-nineties, olive oil — often cut… "Music awards should always, always be examined, prodded, doubted, and mocked," wrote Sasha Frere-Jones in December, after the announcement of the 2012 Grammy Award nominations.… Born in Illinois in 1865, James Henry Breasted turned an early interest in the ministry and a talent for languages into a remarkable career as….
Breasted, born in Rockford, Illinois, in 1865, turned an early interest in ministry and a talent for languages into a remarkable career as America's first formally trained Egyptologist, one who specialized in the recording of inscriptions and wanted nothing less than "the recopying and republication of all of Egypt".
At school he found he had a talent for English language and literature and was a good cricketer and footballer; he became a lifelong Chelsea fan and supporter of Essex County Cricket Club.
When Salam was a child, the family spent several years in Europe, where he discovered that he had a talent for foreign languages and acquired a skeptical view of religion.
He admires Wodehouse ("a Shakespearean talent for language") and remains a keen student of The Simpsons ("particularly seasons eight to 15").
He was born in Haiti, the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere, and he came to New York with nothing but a talent for mathematics — a language without barriers — which he channeled into accounting, and a hunger to forge his path in the world.
