Sentence examples for most dominant language from inspiring English sources

This is by far the most dominant language in the province.

Parents often encourage their children to embrace society's most dominant language, viewing it as a key that will unlock important economic and social benefits that would otherwise be unattainable.

The survey instrument was written in English and designed to be orally administered to respondents by trained bilingual research assistants in English (the official language), French, or Twi (the most dominant local language).

In 2006-7, 17.2 percent of the students came from homes where English was not the first language (Spanish was the dominant language in most of those homes).

"It's partly our Anglosphere provincialism, because we have this dominant language … but most of these writers are absolutely celebrated.

It remained the dominant language of Ireland for most of those periods, having influences from Latin, Old Norse, French and English.

Language and nativity are two of the most stark lines of demarcation, with Spanish the dominant language among many foreign-born Latinos, and English generally the choice of those born or reared in the United States by Hispanic parents.

Like the rest of Nigeria most people in Enugu speak Nigerian English alongside the dominant language in the region.

On the theoretical front, most accounts assume that words in a bilingual's dominant language will compete for selection when bilinguals speak in their L2 (Green 1998; Kroll et al. 2006).

Most adults living in the various ethnic communities also speak the dominant language of each region.

English was the dominant language with 6549 records (99.65%) and the five most popular trends areas were Computer Science, Engineering, Telecommunications, Operations Research Management Science, and Medical Informatics.