Sentence examples for blended language from inspiring English sources

It booonnnne lie de fi-yuh!" she said of the pain — it burns like fire — in Krio, the blended language spoken in this country where British colonizers resettled freed slaves.

This is one of the blended language courses, which are taught not only traditionally (face-to-face) but also online.

English is a blended language, lending itself to absorbing words from every language it's exposed to.

Blending speech and sign language, she also explores the diversities of communication.

Ignoring ideological wars, good teachers usually blended whole language, whole word and phonics methods.

In his songs and hymns he blended rustic language and regular rhythm to produce an impressive effect.

They tend to blend the language of therapy with self-help rhetoric and more than a little New Age coinage, in the process developing a new discipline.

So far, there is no evidence that Split's choice to blend the language of real-world psychiatry with the more problematic attitudes of its genre is a way for the film to shine a humanizing light on the mentally ill.

He had a wonderful eastern European accent, an accent almost as musty as the books that he collected, and he spoke a patois of English, Hebrew, Russian and Yiddish, sometimes reserving different languages for different communicants, other times blending the languages into one extraordinary conversation.

In subsequent years, Reich kept pressing forward: in "Drumming," he applied what he called "music as a gradual process" on a symphonic scale; in "Tehillim," he blended his modern language with ancient Hebrew cantillation; and in "Different Trains" and the video operas "The Cave" and "Three Tales" he competed with hip-hop innovators in combining recorded samples with live music.

Turkish and Persian cultures and languages blended to form a strong local identity.