Sentence examples for practical languages from inspiring English sources

To become better at learning programming languages, it is worth learning some of these pure (research) languages as they will help when learning the practical languages more quickly.

Its interactive courses include practice with native speakers for natural development of practical language skills.

JavaScript is a practical language and the DOM is a practical specification.

Practical language learning and linguistic science are different fields, with different aims.

Instead, he spoke in the more practical language of an occupier who was trying to rebuild a country from scratch.

But I never had a sense of Latin as a practical language until I heard it being spoken in the Mel Gibson film The Passion of the Christ last year.

"People around here want pragmatic, practical language," said Tina Shannon, the 49-year-old daughter of a steel-mill worker and a liberal activist.

Third, he asserted that everything should be taught first in the mother language, the mother language being the natural and practical language for children and the one that allows them to concentrate wholly on the business at hand.

There's a quasi-surreal delight in the singing of nonsense, from Ginger Rogers's pig-latin bit in "We're in the Money" to "The Name Game" to "What Does the Fox Say?" But this musical loopiness often enfolds a second, hidden delight, a sort of musical hyperrealism arising from lyrics that involve the opposite of nonsense: extraordinarily non-lyrical practical language set to music.

The paper explores the use of Internet and social media in practical language teaching and learning.

As a result, students' engagement and motivation can increase, which can lead to more fruitful and practical language learning experiences.