She had learned Spanish in Leningrad, and the skill of teaching the language was what she chose to market, in part by passing herself off as Susana, the daughter of a child refugee from the Spanish Civil War.
Three fiction stories and a play he wrote show his artful skill of the Greek language, Tzikou boasts.
Thus, we suggest that back translators can be informed native speakers of the target language with excellent language skills of the source language or applying a two-panel approach suggested by Swaine-Verdier et al. [ 10].
Though, the sources of the difficulty were not the same (i.e., children could not organize their narration, whereas the ESL learners' problems were in their lack of skill in the language).
Participation requirements included being between 24th and 36th week of gestation and having good comprehensive skills of the Spanish language.
Inclusion in the study required the participants to have good comprehension skills of the Greek language and have a gestational age between 10 33 weeks.
(Ferris & Roberts, 2001; Ashwell, 2007; Fathman and Whalley, 1990; Kepner, 1991) continue to hold high hopes that corrective feedback can help improve the writing skill of second language learners.
Many types of skilled work, certainly including all nursing and personal care work, require excellent skills in the language of the destination country.
For example, recently arrived migrants, in particular, presumably have lower skills in the language of the host country and are thus more likely to achieve comparatively low results in literacy and to be more prone to nonresponse.
Finally, we would be remiss if we did not mention that controlling for human capital quality significantly reduces the magnitude of the language skill coefficients in the wage regressions.
