Sentence examples for in different languages like from inspiring English sources
"Since high school we've called each other pig," says Michael, "and then versions of it in different languages, like cochon or chancho, or the diminutive in Spanish, chanchito".
Mere similarities between the words in different languages, like those on which Dr. Greenberg relies, fall far short of proof, his critics say, because the similarities could arise from chance or borrowing.
She said she sang to them in different languages just like "grandfather Nicholas" did to her and had almost finished reading them the whole Harry Potter series.
XIHA stands little chance at becoming the next major social network – there may be a large number of people who like communicating in different languages, but most of these people are probably comfortable on an existing network and are unlikely to switch just for diversity.
How to say I would like that in different languages.
Many other word classes exist in different languages, such as conjunctions like "and" that serve to join two sentences, articles that introduce a noun, interjections such as "wow!", or ideophones like "splash" that mimic the sound of some event.
Ramin Gray has found a novel solution: at three performances of The Events this month, actors from the British, Austrian and Norwegian productions will perform together, acting in different languages and swapping in and out like a wrestling tag-team.
Although berries and beans may be separated by a subtle sound within a language, the larger space between like words in different languages is just as hazardous.
Carter's methodology ends up like a conversation in different languages, and thus is utterly incomprehensible.
