Sentence examples for british language from inspiring English sources

Today respective leaders of the US and the UK still talk about the "special relationship" that started during WWII, and though it irks some, Americanisms still pervade British language, just as Britishisms are creeping into American language.

The great British language scholar David Crystal once warned me, "Never predict the future with language".

I think Wiley was the main person to start spitting in a British accent, using British language.

Scottish Gaelic was planted on British soil, and the verbal system has been remolded on the lines of the British language, which originally had no future tense.

Britain was thoroughly romanized, and it is clear that the British language itself had been much affected by Latin; on the level of vocabulary, such an everyday word as Welsh pysg "fish," for example, derives from Latin piscis.

Maybe it was linked to an earlier veneration of the constellation that points to the pole star, the Great Bear or Arth Fawr (Arthur), as it was known in the old British language.

Welsh is the earliest and best attested of the British languages.

Although there is some scanty evidence from classical sources mainly place-names and a small body of inscriplace-names andatin and ogham alphabetsmallm the end of the 4th to the 8th century ad, the main sources of information on the early stages of these languages are manuscripts written from the 7th century onward in Irish and somewhat later in the bodyish languages.

The survey questionnaire is available in English and also online and by phone in another 13 languages and the British sign language.

British Sign Language and American Sign Language are not mutually intelligible.

The final version of the survey is provided in 15 languages, in Braille, in British Sign Language, in both paper and on-line formats, and is supported by online and telephone resources.