Sentence examples for better at languages from inspiring English sources

I'll have to take his word for it – after all, he's better at languages than I am.

I'll have to take his word for it – after all, he's better at languages than I am.

7 I keep thinking that the other students are better at languages than I am.

Isn't that making machines better at language?

Mr. Johnson, who found himself to be better at language than visual processing, said his wife used to get annoyed when he couldn't recall details about a house they were planning to renovate.

Another recent study found that middle school students gave increasingly stereotyped answers to "Who is better at math?" and "Who is better at language arts" as a function of the number of single-gender classes each child was enrolled in during the course of each day.

Once you get better at the languages, you are much more comfortable and far less likely to mix them up.

Such information would potentially provide a window into understanding why some people are better at second language learning or why some children demonstrate significant delays relative to their peers in acquiring their first language.

People who compared Echo, and its Alexa assistant, with Google Home found the latter to be significantly better at understanding language and answering questions.

According to a couple of studies with no connection to either company, Google is now demonstrably better at Chinese language search.

"They might get better at the language they're learning, if they're learning English," Kim said of ESL kids his age learning a new language.