Sentence examples for languages alive from inspiring English sources

But multilingual policies in India help keep local languages alive.

If people can't use computers for very simple things, it doesn't help keep their languages alive".

But deep in the villages, within their own homes, families kept the old memories, and the old languages, alive.

If we can also get bad love poetry and graffiti, we'll have most of what we need to keep these languages alive.

With the exception of the specialist language colleges and grammar schools, it is the independent sector keeping modern foreign languages alive and providing a disproportionate number of undergraduates.

One organization of linguists, biologists and anthropologists, known as Terralingua, is working to keep languages alive by highlighting what gets lost when they fade away.

"He just wanted to keep a 'dead' language alive," Mr. Kumar said.

Perhaps you have to be a fanatic to keep a language alive.

Ings said there was a lot of pressure on young people to keep the language alive.

James is a fluent Welsh speaker and is keen to keep the language alive.

The question people were asking then was a natural one – why attempt to keep a dead language alive?