The phrase "a week of language" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific period dedicated to language learning or activities related to language.
Example: "During our trip, we had a week of language immersion, where we practiced speaking and writing in Spanish every day."
Alternatives: "a week of linguistic activities" or "a week focused on language".
And this simply cannot be done in three hours a week of language class," she says.
Combine zooming down the slopes with a week of language lessons at the Apple Languages school in Kitzbühel, a medieval mountain village full of chic shops and cosy cafes and one of the most famous locations in the skiing world.
The scheme opens with a week of language courses and cultural training, helping participants to settle in with advice about travel, sim cards, and affordable places to eat and shop.
S4C, a subsidised television company, broadcasts 30 hours a week of Welsh language programmes and BBC Radio Cymru puts out about 120 hours.
After a week of hostile language and punishing legislation against refugees, it could also be seen as referring to some European Union leaders.
The broadcaster is also seeking to secure its financial future by thrashing out a new partnership agreement with the BBC, which supplies it with 10 hours a week of Welsh-language programming.
We quickly discovered that it was going to be a week of conferences in a language that we didn't understand, so we hit the road to meet the youth of Palestine ourselves, and to find out if the PA's commitment to non-violent struggle against the occupying Israelis was a national consensus.
We quickly discovered that it was going to be a week of conferences in a language that we didn't understand, so we hit the road to meet the youth of Palestine ourselves, and find out if the PA's commitment to non-violent struggle against the occupying Israelis was a national consensus.
"Language-minority children are offered the option of, say, two or three hours a week of separate instruction in their home language, be it Serbo-Croatian, Turkish, Moroccan or Arabic," Professor Glenn said.
In plainer language: after a week of analysis, we now know that two changed lines of code have created profound security vulnerabilities in at least four different open-source operating systems, 25 different application programs, and millions of individual computer systems on the Internet.
After a week of denunciation in China's English-language media, with most journals silent about the award except for perfunctory quotes from the foreign ministry, the country's Chinese-language media launched a concerted assault on Liu and the award, accompanied by renewed attacks in the English-language media.
