"Fotos y recuerdos" is a Spanish-language mid-tempo cumbia that contains influences of house and dance-pop.
"Amor Prohibido" is a Spanish-language mid-tempo corrido composed by Selena, Quintanilla III and Astudillo, and has influences of dance-pop.
Gamilaraay is a language of mid north-western New South Wales that almost went to sleep, but was caught just in time by its community.
The DTI eurocrats are advised not to change language in mid-speech, but if they do to signal clearly beforehand their intention.
When it first surfaced in the English language around mid-15th century it's literal translation was it is bad to me, which immediately makes you the passive recipient of whatever the disease wants to do to you.
Tilbury opened with February Pieces (1959-61), which demonstrated Cardew's youthful virtuosity and proficiency in the compositional languages of mid-century avant garde.
And the language skills of mid-level diplomats are still way below what they should be.
Largely as a result of social pressure and the prestige of the language, by the mid-20th century a large majority of Bruxellois spoke French.
As a language fancier in mid-19th-century England, William Ollier would surely have come into contact with the strong current of spelling reform — championed by the likes of Isaac Pitman, now remembered for inventing a popular system of phonetic shorthand: what Pitman called "phonography".
That dismissive headline suggested itself on July 15th after Yves Leterme, Belgium's prime minister, tendered his resignation to the king because he had failed to resolve a bitter dispute about regional autonomy and minority language rights.At mid-week Albert II had not accepted Mr Leterme's resignation.
Paulus Cua, original name Huynh Tinh Cua (born 1834, Baria, Vietnam died 1907, Saigon [now Ho Chi Minh City]) Vietnamese scholar who contributed to the popular usage of Quoc-ngu, a romanized system of transcribing the Vietnamese language devised by mid-17th-century Portuguese missionaries and further modified by Alexandre de Rhodes, a 17th-century French missionary.
