Sentence examples for beginning language from inspiring English sources

For many beginning language learners in American society, especially relatively well-off English speakers seeking to acquire a second language later in life, the desire to learn a language is also a desire to make a change in their lives.

By way of illustration, it is applied in Table 16: Exchange 14 to beginning language learning, in the protolanguage stage (age 14 months, from Painter [1986] 81).

Considering students' initial motivation to learn a new language is related to the enrollment of beginning language classes, findings related to this theme have implications not only for researchers and practitioners but also for administrators and other stakeholders.

If you are a beginning language student, negotiate using the local language's words for numbers even if you can't carry out a full conversation.

Schlegel accepts the idea that, in its beginning, language was probably a direct expression of feelings and emotions through sounds.

The Plewas have dabbled on their own in Spanish for several years but began language classes a few weeks ago.

According to Mr. Cheney's office and Colonel O'Grady-Walsh, Mr. Edelman ceased work for Mr. Libby on June 6, 2003, to begin language training in preparation for a posting as ambassador to Turkey.

Now is the time to begin language classes, if relevant, and to look at holiday destinations which will give you a chance to sample potential cultures and climates.

But in Andhra Pradesh, where the existing paradigm of language and statehood began, language would also prove strangely insufficient as a unifying identity from the start.

He is about to begin language courses at Union County College, where he hopes to transition back into interior design and obtain an associate degree.

Henry Hitchings begins The Language Wars by reassuring us that there has always been skirmishing between those who think language has gone to the dogs and, well, the dogs.