The phrase "native fluency" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase "native fluency" to refer to a high level of proficiency in a language, usually acquired through childhood development or long-term residence. For example, you can say, "He spoke with native fluency in Spanish."
Native or near native fluency in Modern Standard Arabic and English is required.
The fact that English is becoming a global pidgin gives those of us with native fluency a huge travelers' advantage.
As a recent transplant to North Carolina, I haven't yet reached native fluency in the language of barbecue.
We sought native fluency in the languages of the Middle East and South Asia, combined with policy, military, business, technical, or academic experience.
The three-generation pattern has already stripped so many Americans of what would be a valuable skill; native fluency in a foreign language.
Low priority is given to applicants for dissertation research abroad and to applicants who already possess native fluency in the target language.
Among my students, I encountered a full range of abilities – speakers of near-native fluency and those who could barely string together a simple English phrase.
Attaining a native or near-native fluency in both French and Italian is the individual responsibility of all candidates in the Ph.D. program, and remedial course work needed to achieve such fluency cannot count towards the Ph.D. degree.
Please indicate the level (beginner, intermediate, advanced, near-native fluency, heritage speaker – language spoken at home, native speaker), and semesters taken at JHU or previous undergrad institution, if applicable.
The only criterion for participation was that English was spoken with at least near-native fluency.
Even the domestic cameo impresses, as Chiraz Aich does the disgruntled trolley monologues with native French fluency.
