Sentence examples for take a language from inspiring English sources

Take a language class unrelated to your heritage.

Africana majors are encouraged to take a language, and the study of an African language is recommended.

UC Berkeley may fund a graduate student from another institution to take a language course here at Berkeley.

I was never to take a language course with him — I had Mademoiselle Glucksman for French and Señorita Baleroso for Spanish — but I didn't forget him.

Couet and her counterparts emphasize the sequence of instruction (i.e., as soon as it's available, take a language and stick with it as long as possible).

"We have an interview with every parent and student at Key Stage 3/4 and we strongly encourage them to take a language," headteacher Derek Trimmer said.

The number of students taking a language degree is at the lowest level in a decade.

Any students interested in taking a language class should discuss it with their advisor.

A total of 302,500 took a language GCSE, compared with 321,000 last year and around 332,000 in 2013.

That number is slowly rising, but this year it was still only 44% of the cohort who took a language.

But is technology alone enough to persuade 16 year-olds of the substantial benefits of taking a language further?