Sentence examples for languages linguistic from inspiring English sources

As in modern European languages, linguistic gender refers primarily to formal classes of nouns and corresponds only partially to the animacy or sex of the actual item to which the noun refers.

Mainly in the languages in which orthography is roughly phonologically based, such as the Portuguese and other Romanic Languages, linguistic rule-based systems should provide a good coverage of the association between letters and sounds [6, 25, 29].

For example, in all languages, linguistic expressions can be used not just to transmit information, but to perform actions.

Where questionnaires are designed in one language and translated into other languages, linguistic validation is required, including cultural adaptation where needed [ 46].

Italian, Spanish and Portuguese being Latin languages, linguistic adaptation in a French speaking environment like Geneva is usually not an insuperable difficulty.

The participants made phonological, morphological, and semantic errors that clearly indicated a reliance on their native language linguistic experiences [54].

The development of Korean writing is discussed in more detail in Korean language: Linguistic history and writing systems.

Nor is it a conflict based on language, linguistic terminology or discursive trends, as much as some would like it to become.

(For more on the relationship between the language and the writing, see Japanese language: Linguistic characteristics of modern Japanese. Korea too was greatly influenced by Chinese institutions and culture.

The network suggests that local factors such as shared language, linguistic similarity of languages, shared religion, and geographical proximity play a role in interest similarity of language communities.

His best known article on literary language, 'Linguistic function and literary style: an enquiry into the language of William Golding's The Inheritors', belongs here in terms of publication (1971a), although its origin was as a 1965 conference paper in London.