Sentence examples for languages that are from inspiring English sources

Pidgin is a definition applied to simplistic languages that are prone to die out.

They spoke distinctive languages that are unaffiliated with any other known language.

Many of the languages that are made up for television and books are just gibberish.

It's easy for people to resent languages that are foisted upon them.

We import words from other languages that are hard for English-speakers to pronounce.

"A festival like this brings out the wealth of languages that are spoken in the UK," he says.

Many of these are languages that are still relatively healthy; others are being actively suppressed or stigmatised.

"The most moving phone calls for me are ones in foreign languages that are indecipherable to me," Mr. DiMichele said.

The Imazighen of Libya speak languages that are classified as Afro-Asiatic but have adopted the Arabic alphabet.

The studios are careful to seed films with actors, locations and, occasionally, languages that are well-known in target countries.

Sama peoples speak an array of closely related Austronesian languages that are generally grouped as Sama-Bajau.