Sentence examples for other language groups from inspiring English sources

If only other language groups could find their inner neighbourliness.

Other language groups, however, were smaller and the areas containing them correspondingly more diverse in language.

In Japanese, mimetics are not only fairly common, but constitute an open class, and other language groups include ideophones and expressives, which are similar in nature (see Imai, Kita, Nagumo, & Okada, 2008; Nuckolls, 1999).

Supporters of black English programs cite research on other language groups, such as those whose primary tongue is Spanish or Chinese, to bolster their arguments that using the primary language to help learn English is an effective practice.

In Experiment 2, we sought to compare performance on the CVT in two other language groups: children bilingual in English and Japanese (with English as L1 and Japanese as L2) with Japanese monolingual children.

This interpretation was then checked with the study team and other language groups to ensure that the appropriate and similar meaning was captured across the multiple translations.

No other language group reveres a writer as 250 million Bengali-speakers do Tagore.

More individuals in the Arabic language group declined participation than in any other language group, and three times more women than men in this group declined.

The AMOVA-based FCT (the among-group Fixation Index) values (see Table 2) were not noticeably different at any NRY or mtDNA levels when the IG-N and IG-E were grouped with the Igbo-speaking group from Calabar (all other language group structures were the same) and none of the FCT values were significant (P-value > 0.086).

Endemol India, Mr. Chernin said, could conceivably double its size in short order simply by duplicating its current roster of Hindi-language television hits, which includes "Bigg Boss," a version of "Big Brother," into versions for other Indian language groups.

Two linguists at the University of Hong Kong, Stephen Matthews and Umberto Ansaldo, are uncovering much evidence of grammatical structures in Cantonese taken from non-Sinitic sources, and suspect that other Chinese language groups have "borrowed" similarly.