For example, if the owner's principle language was not English, using greetings in his/her native language or providing materials in the native language helped establish effective communication [ 36].
The Aztecs principally were the Mexican peoples who spoke Nahuatl as a principle language, but the term Aztec is also expanded to include the Acolhua and Tepanec communities.
First, Hausa is one of the principle languages of Sub-Saharan Africa, spoken by an estimated 30 to 50 million people.
All information and consent forms and tools were translated from English (forward and back) into the principle languages of Luganda, Runyankole, Sesotho, Runyoro, SeTswana, isiXhosa and 2 isiZulu dialects.
Writers like Mr Heller offer two principles: that language should be consistent, and that it should be logical.
The goal is not one formed on familiar principles — common language or history or bloodlines — but the very opposite: a supranational, fundamentally Continental cultural understanding and reference point.
Mr. Rumsfeld's redefinition of principles chooses language quite different from that inscribed by the Clinton administration in 1997, in its Quadrennial Defense Review, which ordered the military to shape the strategic environment, maintain the capability to respond and "prepare now" for future threats.
In this chapter, we explore potential alignment between six established principles of language learning and children's engagement with digital media and electronic toys.
Our data clearly show that out of our three essential pedagogical principles, the language related to student ideas is most likely to be taken up by LAs over the course of a single semester.
Along the same line, there are two principles of language learner autonomy which also support higher order thinking, as students develop their understandings of the world through their educational program.
