Sentence examples for learnt to speak from inspiring English sources

I have learnt to speak Spanish and I have also learnt a lot about myself.

Williams grew up on The Block in Redfern, played rugby union in Italy where they nicknamed him "Dingo", and learnt to speak fluent Italian.

Although our six-month-old hasn't learnt to speak yet, we are already working on raising him trilingually by exposing him to his mother tongue (Dutch), his father tongue (Arabic) and his family tongue (English).

You could plough through some exhibition catalogues, and some visual arts criticism (which often doesn't seem to be all that critical) and look at some galleries' websites, and wonder how it was that people who are often quite young learnt to speak the kind of language that would have gone down very well on a cultural studies course in the 1970s, but which seems very, very, very old-fashioned now.

More and more young people are now using Makaton to communicate before they have learnt to speak.

So-called "hyper-polyglots", like Alex Rawlings mentioned in this story, have learnt to speak at least 10 languages.

Cappuccino, espresso, macchiato – we've all learnt how to speak coffee in Italian.

Research shows that young children actually want to communicate before they're able to talk, so Makaton allows young toddlers to say what they want through signs and/or symbols before they've learnt how to speak the words for what they want.

'I think my behaviour would be warm and welcoming as before but I do feel that I've learnt how to speak to people with mental illness in a better way.' 'An opportunity to explore issues which may arise in this scenario.

In the other modules too, "Goal champions" are learning how to lead sessions".What I have learnt from here is confidence and how to speak," says one.

A moment of reflection, at the end of a course, when each person got to speak to their own experience and share what they had learnt and how it had impacted who they were.