Sentence examples for languages in the same from inspiring English sources

The researchers speculate that it might be the fact of having to learn two languages in the same setting that requires greater use of executive function.

Switching back and forth from French to English, mixing both languages in the same sentence, he said: "When you have a relationship with an alcoholic, a drug user, you are forced to have very difficult relations.

Thus Native American Puebloans, speaking languages of four unrelated families, avoid using different languages in the same utterance even when speakers are multilingual and do not allow everyday speech to intrude into religious contexts.

The event included discussion panels – featuring often-harrowing testimony from deportees – and a "concert of reconciliation" in Prague's St Antonius church, followed by a Catholic mass conducted in both languages in the same venue, once a site of humiliation for the city's German speakers.

Some authors argue that both processes count as languages in the same sense of "language".

Bilingual children appear to store both languages in the same part of a brain region, while people who become bilingual in adulthood put language ability into different cubbyholes.

Khoomei lyrics, in Tuvan (an Altaic language in the same family as Turkish), range over nature, horses and love.

Google argued that it was free to build Android with the Java programming language in the same way that any author freely uses the English language to write books.

It's a story and a journey that continues in Ethiopia, where, more than 250,000 years ago, early humans first made tools that might look simple now, but required collaborative working and the passing on of information and language, in the same way as the International Space Station does … Whoa, that's too big a leap, that's the end of the story.

They approach the teaching of scientific language in the same way they would approach the general teaching of English as a foreign language.

Thus, bounded stratified inclusion is a special case of syntax composition, which may only restrict the expressiveness of the base language, in the same sense explained by Cardelli et al. in [30].