Sentence examples for language native from inspiring English sources

I am fluent in Pashto, the language native to the Afghan-Pakistani border region.

In the room are Francisco and a few others, among the last six speakers of Kawesqar, the language native to these parts since the last ice age.

The girls are accompanied by a lone kibugandet, a four-stringed lyre, played by Ketienya, and they sing in Kipsigis, the Nilo-Saharan language native to the region.* The track is a minute and a half long.

English is the only language native to Bahamians, although, because of the influx of Haitian immigrants since the mid-20th century, French or the related Haitian Creole vernacular is spoken.

In Sepedi, a language native to the Timbavati area where he has lived his whole life, "Matsieng" means "great star hunter". The quiet "coo, coo, coo" of an emerald-spotted wood dove lulls him into a drowsy state.

Formal questionnaires were drawn up that demanded information from each town in the empire on virtually all aspects of Meso-American life: questions on the natural environment and resources, crops, population history, settlement patterns, taxes paid, markets and trade, the language, native history and customs, and progress of the missionization program.

Also like many stations, KUYI carries the English-language "Native America Calling," which is celebrating its fifth anniversary.

Boys who appeared to be speaking broken Arabic, rather than one of the many languages native to Cameroon.

Tamil belongs to the southern branch of the Dravidian languages, a family of around 26 languages native to the Indian subcontinent.

Tagalog, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, Thai, Malay, and dozens of other languages native to Asian countries and regions have no overlap with Mandarin.

No significant main effects or interactions involving Language group (Native vs. Non-native) were found.