Sentence examples for languages indigenous from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, although the Education Reform Bill of 1994 called for education to be provided in indigenous languages, indigenous schools are typically of lower quality than Spanish language schools, thereby making the opportunity cost of work lower for indigenous children.

The team named the new vent field Jaich Maa, meaning "liquid metal" in languages indigenous to the Baja Peninsula.

The Philippines have over 170 languages indigenous to the area most of which belong to the Malayo-Polynesian branch of the Austronesian language family.

(Indigenous male patient, age 60 69 years, translated from Indigenous language)" Indigenous patients were, on the whole, younger than non-Indigenous patients as well as more likely to be caring for dependent family members, including children.

Their gifts, a language indigenous only to them, are not easily translated.

The Pipil language, a language indigenous to Central America, uses a genderless pronoun – "yaja" – to refer to "he or she".

But the academy rejected it, arguing the film did not qualify as British since Hindi was not a language indigenous to the UK.

The only non-Austronesian language indigenous to the Philippines is Chavacano, a Spanish-based creole.

The park was formed to preserve the endangered Eld's Deer subspecies, called Sangai in the Manipuri language, indigenous to this area.

These accounts of depressive symptoms and their construction among Aboriginal men represent a unique exploration of emotion, language, Indigenous philosophy and models of illness and health.

Across the world, many countries have enacted specific legislation to protect and stabilize the language of indigenous speech communities.