Sentence examples for language to read from inspiring English sources

And you don't have to teach people a new language to read it.

On the crucial issue of the distribution of political appointments, Abdullah had wanted the language to read "equal" and Ghani "fair".

To be competent in "Arabic" means to learn one language to read and write, and a related but rather different language (like Latin and then Italian) to be able to speak.

Although Japanese is an extremely difficult language to read and write, Japan has a 99percentt literacy rate, and her students regularly score higher than their Western counterparts in math and science testing.

The rule at Amnesty is that people cannot work on their own countries, but they must know the countries they work on: something of their culture and enough of their language to read the paper.

On Ren's education at the orphanage: "It had been decided that the brothers must give the children some knowledge; at the very least enough language to read the Bible, and enough arithmetic so that the Protestants could not cheat them.

Of this melting-pot neighborhood near Dodger Stadium, he writes: "By day a walk down the main drag of Sunset Boulevard might require skills in five or more languages to read all of the storefronts.

I used the second language (Spanish) to read Borges over and over again.

(He was also gifted at language, learning to read by 3, Ms. Maher said).

"The greatest gift I ever got was in this class, the gift of language, how to read and write," he said.

Instead, you can ask queries using natural language ("how to read files line by line").