Sentence examples for polyglot community from inspiring English sources
Growing up in a German-speaking household in a polyglot community, he used drawings to communicate with his Italian- and Chinese- and English-speaking neighbors.
I, for one, have always been proud to have been born in Queens and into a polyglot community of refugees who cared about their languages.
Once an Italian and Jewish stronghold, Bensonhurst has evolved into a lively polyglot community of Chinese, Russian, Italian, Mexican and Middle Eastern immigrants.
And some say the suit also threatens to deepen ethnic and religious differences and resentments in a polyglot community with a tender social cohesion.
They all share one polyglot community around the clock, and at any moment tens of thousands of users are logged on.
POTENTIAL residents of a five-story condominium building soon to rise in the polyglot community of Elmhurst, Queens, could enjoy large apartments, a rooftop garden, access to eight doctors in the building and -- if they choose to venture down to the basement -- a joyful noise.
Now their polyglot communities face fresh challenges with Romania's entry into the EU earlier this year.
Filipino youngsters, easily making friends in their polyglot communities, are dressing in hip-hop clothing and shedding Tagalog, the leading language in the Philippines.
The NFL's Dallas Cowboys are called "America's Team," but the Dodgers belong to Southern California, as much the home team in Little Tokyo and Koreatown as in largely Latino Huntington Park and the polyglot communities of Orange County, the South Bay and San Fernando Valley.
Though Arabic-speaking Egyptians represent the vast majority of the city's population, Alexandria was once home to a polyglot foreign community made up principally of immigrants from other Mediterranean countries, including Greece, Italy, Syria, and France; for this community and for most educated Egyptians—French was the lingua franca.
Instead of the polyglot immigrant community that existed in 1912, Lawrence today is dominated by immigrants from the Dominican Republic and emigres from Puerto Rico.
