Sentence examples for real language from inspiring English sources
"It's not any kind of real language".
The real language of Levittown is arithmetic.
It's not even a real language anymore.
"He was a man speaking the real language of men".
One, linguistically impossible to justify, is that it isn't a real language.
Babies have to hear real language from real people to learn these skills.
Poetry, Wordsworth had said, should return to its roots, the real language of men.
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(Would you happily take a quiz on the contents of his speech?) So Catalan is a real language and in fact was a literary language before Castilian had risen from obscurity.The second complaint is that Spain has given Catalan more and more privileges in the semi-autonomous province of Catalonia, and yet the Catalans keep asking for more.
And despite claims for talking chimpanzees, parrots and dolphins, real language the sort with complex grammar and syntax is unique to Homo sapiens.Dr Dunbar's hypothesis is that language arose as a substitute for the physical grooming that other group-living primates use to maintain bonds of friendship.
