Sentence examples for predominant language was from inspiring English sources

The literary model for Sarts whose predominant language was Turkic remained the Chagatai classics of the 15th century, especially the works of Navāʾī.

This section prohibits jurisdictions from administering literacy tests to citizens who attain a sixth-grade education in an American school in which the predominant language was Spanish, such as schools in Puerto Rico.

The neighborhood is evenly divided between Latino and African-American and the predominant language is Spanish, which I don't speak at all.

And many neighborhoods consist of slab-like concrete apartment blocks, where the predominant language is often Turkish or Russian.

Another Hasidic community, Kiryas Joel, in Orange County, ranks second in the Northeast in non-English speakers at home, followed by six New Jersey cities and towns — Union City, West New York, Harrison, Dover and Guttenberg — where the predominant language spoken at home is Spanish, and one — Palisades Park — where the predominant language is Korean.

Taking a look at the languages spoken around the world, we see that in the United States where the predominant language is English, a big segment of the population is also fluent in Spanish or another language.

The duo are based on a real family of Welsh speakers from the area whose bond is rooted in both traumatic childhood experience and being Welsh speakers in an area where the predominant language is English.

The predominant language is Afrikaans, which was spoken by 61% of respondents.

The predominant language is Oshiwambo, which was spoken by 98% of respondents.

The Deaf community, whose predominant language is American Sign Language (ASL), faces the same barriers to accessing health information and services as other communities whose members use English as a second language [ 1- 22].

The population consists almost entirely of Black Africans (accounting for more than 99%) [ 19, 20] and while the predominant language is Zulu, Tsonga is still widely spoken, especially among older inhabitants.