Sentence examples for language cultural from inspiring English sources
One served as control group and received materials containing only the target language cultural issues while the experimental group received culturally adopted materials containing both the first and the target language culture.
Impeded by language, cultural traditions and other barriers, Europeans don't relocate as readily.
Oideas Gael (00 353 74 9730248; oideasgael.ie) offers Irish language, cultural and hill-walking holidays in south-west Donegal.
"Bracketing everything together washes over massive language, cultural and geographical differences," says Highlife's Brian D'Souza, who DJs as Auntie Flo.
"It's no coincidence that we were the first league [in the US] to have a full-time, Spanish language, cultural, bilingual staff.
Now take the unfamiliarity with a place like Toronto, add in a different language, cultural barriers and place it thousands of miles away.
Shooting in English means French producers forgo domestic subsidies that are aimed at bolstering French-language cultural output, though "Borgia" did receive €500,000 from the European Commission, which wants to encourage pan-European projects.
In its attempt to put itself at the centre of the international Spanish-language cultural world, Spain awards the Cervantes Prize, comparable to the Nobel Prize for Literature for all authors writing in Spanish.
On any given weekend, traditional Irish music and modern rock bands fill the city's pubs, while a diverse array of performing arts can be found on stage at sites like the Playhouse theater, Waterside Theater and Irish-language cultural hub Culturlann Ui Chanain.
It is the first purpose-built Irish-language cultural centre in the UK, a product of the Good Friday agreement, and thus freighted with political relevance (there hasn't been much of that in Stirling world since the Scottish parliament won in 2005).
The Soviet propaganda-motivated support for Polish-language cultural activities, however, clashed with the official policy of Russification.
