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Instead, we struggled a thousand miles from home, speaking in a foreign language, among strangers.
The Khmer Rouge would torture and kill for acts as subversive as wearing glasses or speaking in a foreign language.
In two weeks' time, the stammer faded during conversation, though Mr. Seidler still had difficulty reading from documents in class and speaking in a foreign language.
Watching the Atlantic Theater Company's exquisite productions of "The Collection" and "A Kind of Alaska," two short plays by Harold Pinter, I almost forgot that the cast was speaking in a foreign language.
In other words, unlike the participants in the original study, participants in the replication study watched students at a foreign university speaking in a foreign language about an issue of no relevance to them.
People develop different personality traits and senses of humor when speaking in a foreign language so it is a great way to meet new people or further develop existing friendships in a completely different context to Princeton's campus.
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Obviously, if you've got a non-verbal autistic child, you're not going to be able to get them to speak in a foreign language.
(More rarely, the interpretation regime may also be "reduced", which means some delegates will have to speak in a foreign language as well as listen to one).
Microsoft hopes that the system will break down language barriers, although the accuracy of its translation will be vital if it is to be relied upon to speak in a foreign language.
Surely it can't be in any way connected to his recent role in Taken, which seems to feature him strangling, chinning, shooting and decapitating anyone and everyone who speaks in a foreign language.
Because he does not write in his native Russian and because of the shimmer of his prose, Makine is often compared to Nabokov; they both invoke memory to speak in a foreign language.
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