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The phrase 'speak in the language' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe someone using a specific language to communicate. For example, "He wanted to make sure I understood him, so he spoke in the language of his native country."
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But not if you speak in the language of sigma and conditional expectations.
Arbel's tendency to speak in the language of an overnight-millionaire tech founder hasn't helped.
It becomes extremely hard not to speak in the language in which you are being spoken to".
And which other medieval or Renaissance painter is heard to speak in the language of today's artists?
Since they no longer speak in the language of social order, Republicans have very little to offer the less educated half of this country.
Politics is mostly the unglamorous labor of hashing out compromises, but French politicians are inclined to speak in the language of crisis, of ultimatums and fateful binary choices.
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"This speaks in the language of the video-game generation".
In that spirit, the first entrants into the Labour Leadership campaign spoke in the language of "aspiration".
She speaks in the language of the epic, the supernatural, and the celestial.
(The giant, a professional storyteller, often speaks in the language of Celtic romance).
Billie, who was a psychiatric social worker for many years, spoke in the language of therapy.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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