Sentence examples for less common languages from inspiring English sources

He doubted that there would be much demand for less common languages, but said that the city would honor itself by serving those populations.

So an important challenge for linguists is to find a way to automatically analyze less common languages to better understand them.

The technique reveals linguistics constructions related to tense in common languages such as "-ed" in English and "-te" in German, as well as the words and phrases that perform the same functions in much less common languages such as the past tense signifier "den" in the Gourmanchema language from Burkino Faso, and "yi" in Yalunka, spoken in Mali, and so on.

He seeks out opportunities to practice less common languages, like Ojibwe and Wolof, on Skype, and finds many a New York cab driver to speak Hausa.Many people want to know what makes a voracious language-learner tick, a question Michael Erard set out to answer in his book "Babel No More", reviewed here.

Interpretation of some of the less common languages, like Hmong, needs to be scheduled in advance.

Speakers of less common languages are often marginalized from the larger societies their communities inhabit.

In a disaster covering multiple days with multiple sub-events, there is going to be a lot less common language and vocabulary among the articles we want to capture.

Some thing more may be allowed to bind the baffling inhabitants of the penin sula south of the Alps: a strong sense of the family, the same religion (prac ticed in greatly varying degrees), a more or less common language, and a totally shared pessimism about gov ernment.

To understand less common language, readers can tap on words and phrases to delve into their meaning.

And translators of less-common languages are suddenly in ample supply.

But its reach is broader, as it allows for the use of a telephone-based service that can link immigrants with interpreters who speak Urdu, Hindi, Arabic and dozens of others less-common languages.