Sentence examples for languages apart from inspiring English sources

In the other Indo-European languages, apart from rare exceptions in Scandinavian languages, nouns and verbs are never identical because of the necessity of separate noun and verb endings.

Michael Lewis, author of The Lexical Approach, has described this situation as "the teacher trying to keep the two languages apart and the student trying to put them together".

At 6 months, for example, infants can typically tell the unique sounds used by different languages apart.

The qualitative analysis of many more individual languages, apart from being an important endeavour in itself, is necessary to do a multilingual comparison, both qualitatively and quantitatively.

The pachyderms can tell certain human languages apart and even determine our gender, relative age, and whether we're a threat, according to a new study.

Researchers have discovered that African elephants can tell certain human languages apart and even determine our gender, relative age, and whether we're a threat just by listening to us.

By conceiving of language apart from its users, therefore, the Tractatus had overlooked its very essence.

There is no sex or obscene language (apart from curses) in it.

Diplomatic language apart, however, Britain has been painfully silent about Rwanda's pernicious influence in its war-torn neighbour.

He was once introduced to the king of France as one who knew every language apart from his own – Welsh!

Virtually every single European language apart from English carries a noble, honest mention of the fineness of the day: "Bonjour", "Buenos dias", "Bom dia", "Buongiorno", "Guten tag".