Sentence examples for many languages are from inspiring English sources

How many languages are there?

Many languages are spoken in Pakistan, but not that one.

How many languages are spoken by the students at your university?

Parking, $7. Movies and Manga Many languages are spoken in Times Square, but this weekend the dominant one may well be Japanese.

Mr. Guan then advised the Thais to copy China, where, he said, emergency calls go to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs call center where many languages are spoken fluently.

Sinfonia, Berio's best known and probably most characteristic work, is a richly complex, hour-long collage, in which spoken and sung texts in many languages are combined with an orchestral score of huge sophistication.

There were turbans, djellabahs, tall black embroidered caps, red checked kaffiyehs, and Western suits, and many languages were spoken.

The 1494 letter, which was translated into many languages, was essentially the deed to the New World.

The social importance of many languages was reduced, for example, by Russian dominance or by (as happened in Iran) a ban on the public use of Turkic.

It is crowded, it has a racially and ethnically diverse population, and the chatter of many languages is heard on the streets, Dennis G. Pilla, the village's mayor, pointed out.

Having an unambiguous translation of all issues in many languages is not a trivial operation.