Sentence examples for language later from inspiring English sources

He also pioneered tactics and language later adopted by the Black Lives Matter movement.

That's not to say learning a language later in life is without its challenges.

Peano is also known as the creator of Latino sine Flexione, an artificial language later called Interlingua.

She added that learning a language later in life can have social and cognitive benefits, which are maintained when the two languages are both used.

Biltoo says those coming to a language later in life have had exposure to foreign languages from travel to other countries.

"Learning a language later on in life might be more beneficial than learning it earlier, because it takes more effort," Bak continues.

Thirteen printings in 21 languages later, myth clings on anyway.

Python is an easy language to get started with and will give you a good basis in programming to move to other languages later.

Beyond this, the substrata (indigenous languages eventually displaced by Latin) and superstrata (languages later superimposed on Latin by conquerors) are held to have occasioned further subdivisions.

Yet research shows that schoolchildren given the opportunity to master a second language have a significant advantage in learning other languages later.

Scandinavian languages later disappeared in all these territories except the Faroes and Iceland through absorption or extinction of the Scandinavian-speaking population.