Sentence examples for common lingua from inspiring English sources

Hindustani is widely recognized as India's most common lingua franca, but its status as a vernacular renders it difficult to measure precisely its number of speakers.

Although individual neuroscience labs upload 3D reconstructions to NeuroMorpho.Org in more than 20 different formats depending on the specific reconstruction system they use, all data are converted to, and can be downloaded in, a common lingua franca, the SWC file descriptor7.

However, TechCrunch is here to demystify startup lingo into a more common lingua franca.

However, TechCrunch is here to demystify startup lingo into a more common lingua franca.

Notwithstanding claims that the world would be better off if most adopted a single common lingua franca, such as English or Esperanto, there is a consensus that the loss of languages harms the cultural diversity of the world.

The common lingua franca in the southern part where the study was conducted is Yoruba and the closest Yoruba words to research are " iwadi" or "ayewo" which actually mean investigation or examination.

Koine is the common tongue, like lingua franca.

Although every ethnic group has its native tongue, Dioula is the common language – a lingua franca.

JVS: The challenge has always been that there's no common language, no lingua franca.

As the guys drank up, with only Jason abstaining, the conversation skipped from fishing to lacrosse to friends in common, the easy lingua franca of young men from the prep-school dominion.

"The security sector is evolving rapidly and we are still developing a common nomenclature, a lingua franca for our business.