'discover language' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to refer to the process of learning a new language. For example, "I decided to discover language and took up French classes this summer."
He pulls out one of the handwritten notebooks that are the key to his method of discovering language relationships.
Admittedly there was a trip to a zoo in Kent to wonder why apes and elephants can't talk properly, but then we were off to Leipzig and a German professor showing us a mouse that had suddenly upped its squeak quotient when fitted with his recently discovered "language gene" (it's amazing to think that we are only atoms away from squeaking ourselves).
They examined the home conversations of 10 families and discovered "language exercising" – sequences predominantly focused on naming and repeating – to be relevant for three of them.
But we shouldn't overlook this unique method of discovering languages.
Just as ecosystems provide a wealth of services for humanity – some known, others unacknowledged or yet to be discovered – languages, too, are ripe with possibility.
"I've always had a passion for travel, and each film I've made has been a chance to discover another language and culture," said Mr. Mihaileanu, 53, a Jewish Romanian who lives in Paris.
Miłosz's novel The Issa Valley describes the beauty and cruelty of nature and nascent spirituality as conjured by recollections of childhood, while The Land of Ulro probes history, philosophy, politics and religion, to discover a language that can speak of exile or belonging, a sense of oneself against an ever-changing background.
A place that will inspire you to discover the language of your highest desire -- to know and experience the source of the One created you, and your ability to in turn create what your gifts have prepared you for.
The inductive approach allows students to discover how language and grammar works.
