Sentence examples for badly spoken from inspiring English sources

Presumably under: Most Languages Badly Spoken During Timeouts.

That forecast came on the heels of a government decision to make the study of Spanish obligatory in Brazilian schools to help forge closer ties with the rest of Latin America, which often dismisses Portuguese as nothing more than "Spanish, badly spoken".

This Euro-English has many names, including "Globish" and "BSE" (for "Badly Spoken English").

And it takes sipping away at the final dregs of an afternoon pint and badly speaking Portuguese to find it again.

"Not only is this not going to help growth, it's going to end very badly, politically speaking," Mr. Piketty said, referring to Greece.

In his acceptance speech, he acknowledged that the party had "lost the election, and lost it badly," and spoke of the "scale of the journey" to regain power.

"How could you feel included in a system when they treat you so badly for speaking out against the injustices that they committed?" It is a sobering start to our road trip down the so-called "Blues Highway".

None of the campaigns I know would have written it that badly". Gingrich spoke with HuffPost after touring North Iowa Area Community College with his third wife, Callista.

I have never spoken badly about my husband.

An example was cited of a doctoral student having spoken badly of the project and its lack of budget to the health workers involved in data collection.

They were just spoken badly.