Sentence examples for languages from a from inspiring English sources

She learned foreign languages from a young age, did ballet and figure-skating.

This course approaches the teaching of second languages from a learning perspective.

In the video, the woman read a prepared statement in Dari, one of Afghanistan's national languages, from a piece of paper.

Within linguistics, it is of considerable typological interest to compare languages from a statistical point of view (the ratio of consonants to vowels, of nouns to verbs, and so on).

Population movements naturally play a large part, and movements of peoples in prehistoric times carried the Indo-European languages from a relatively restricted area into most of Europe and into northern India, Persia, and Armenia.

Our 28 faculty members and more than 50 graduate students have come from across the globe to study, teach, and publish on literatures in several dozen languages from a wide range of historical periods.

"We've made a strong case for teaching foreign languages from an early age," says the education minister, María Jesús San Segundo.

The party has launched a paper examining a European model where learning multiple languages from an early age is normal.

Travel helps children experience a wide repertoire of sights, smells, sounds, colors, faces and languages from an early age.

This was not routine language from a Secretary of Defense.

Pete Seeger's proposal for gender-neutral language, from a 1974 letter to Ms. magazine.