Sentence examples for nan language from inspiring English sources
There were an estimated 2 million native speakers of various Chinese dialects in Indonesia in 1982: 700,000 speakers of the Min Nan language family (including Hokkien and the Teochew dialect); 640,000 Hakka speakers; 460,000 Mandarin speakers; 180,000 Cantonese speakers; and 20,000 speakers of the Min Dong language family (including Xinghua).
BBC Scotland should also have a second English-language radio service, in addition to BBC Radio Scotland and the Gaelic-language service Radio nan Gàidheal, enabling the channels to specialise more.
In this case, the values associated with the missing gene in a genome will not be available, and can be implemented as NaN (not a number) in many modern computing languages such as Java.
Nan agrees: "Compared with written Chinese, English was indeed a language of common people, despite being hard to master, its grammatical rules too loose and its idioms defying logic".
In poetic language Islay is known as Banrìgh Innse Gall, or Banrìgh nan Eilean usually translated as "Queen of the Hebrides" and Eilean uaine Ìle – the "green isle of Islay" A native of Islay is called an Ìleach, pronounced.
Her English-language publications appear in the journals The Art Bulletin, Artibus Asiae, Orientations, and Nan Nü: Men, Women, and Gender in Early and Imperial China.
Nan's Christmas Carol (BBC1, Friday), longer than usual and later than usual because of Nan's language, cast her as a combatative Scrooge making three ghosts and her deceased husband sorry they were born.
Nan accompanied the dish.
