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The phrase "in native languages" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a language or languages that are native to a specific region or population. For example, "Many indigenous people in the Pacific Northwest still speak their native languages."
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In bilingual education, they learn academic subjects in native languages and study English in separate classes.
(Except for the English tests, city and state exams are offered in native languages).
Tongue-twisting names in native languages were discarded in favour of numbers.
After the Revolution of 1917, education in native languages was promoted.
Perhaps the reason is that Texas, the president's home state, has a policy of teaching in native languages and introducing English gradually.
The National Basketball Association, for example, now has nine versions of NBA.com aimed at foreign markets -- including Brazil, China and Taiwan -- in native languages.
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Questionnaire was in native language (Sinhala).
In fact, the studies with the highest prevalence were mostly conducted in non-native language (22.2 to 80%%; depression prevalence >40%% in 75%% of the studies compared to 31%% of the studies conducted in native language) (Fig. 4).
She stressed that the library was most in need of books in refugees' native languages.
Across the nation, students who are illiterate in their native languages are turning up in classrooms.
(Throughout, people speak in their native languages, their words heard in English voice-overs).
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