Here, with the exchange of languages, the slightest physical gesture stilled the theatre or made it erupt into laughter.
It is also intended as a meeting point, where living together is an exchange of languages, cultures and ideas, and it offers the volunteers the opportunity to explore new countries while sharing in the lives of rural communities.
When I met a gray-haired pistachio farmer named Nuveram Danaoglu on the dusty streets of Intepe, all it took was an exchange of sign-language greetings before I was invited over.
The exchange of bellicose language between the Koreas has recently intensified, recalling the level of tension after the North Korean artillery barrage in 2010, which left four South Koreans dead.
The prevalence of self-esteem, shyness, communication difficulties, personality problems were found in field investigations, and most of them do not want to communicate with the outside world, with only simple exchange of dialect language.
With these new "exchange student/ friend/ Pinterest pals", is an exchange of culture, language, ideas, and innovations in very personal ways unseen 9 years ago.
The financial contribution and the exchange of ideas and of languages establishes friendships and enlightens the lives of the people one encounters.
Accomplished, fearless short stories that examine the exchange of energy between language and loss; inhabited mostly by young people whose heads are smarter than their hearts, and illuminated, sometimes, by barrages of emotional and rhetorical fireworks.
The proposed solution provides a distributed computing platform with an API of high level functions for data exchanging and synchronization, independent of languages and architectures.
They also produced a way of living in the present with a world richly populated by multiplicity and complexity, exchanges and flows -- of languages and religions and goods -- despite conflicts and contestations.
SFL recognises four metafunctions: (i) The 'experiential' concerns the resources for the exchange of experience: the lexicogrammar of languages encodes human experience of the external and internal world as processes of various kinds occurring in time and entailing entities as participants, as well as specifying circumstances that elaborate aspects of process-participant configurations.
