Sentence examples for take up languages from inspiring English sources

So what have you done in your school to encourage learners to take up languages?

Its report, Breaking The Languages Barrier, says schools should use pupils' native tongues, from Polish to Arabic, to find new ways of encouraging other students to take up languages.

Schools in England have been encouraging more teenagers to take up languages since the introduction of the English Baccalaureate league table measure, a report suggests.

So even if people take up languages or take up other things later in life it will give them a degree of protection.

Those going on to higher studies or needing greater competency in English could take up language courses that should be made widely available.

As we take up language, we discover the power of metaphor to make homologous substitutions for objects that are in line with cultural mores.

As we leave the mirror stage with our newly formed ego, we begin to take up language as an attempt to restore our sense of lost symbiosis with the mother's body and to gain mastery over our world.

Others have taken up languages such as Japanese and Mandarin.

The number of students taking up languages at postgraduate level also fell, according to the data from the report.

While the number of students studying languages is falling at home, an increasing number of students are taking up languages abroad.

"I think I might have taken up languages in the first place," explains Salo.