Sentence examples for the biggest language from inspiring English sources

Mandarin, the biggest language in the Chinese family, has four tones, so that what sounds just like "ma" in English has four distinct sounds, and meanings.

Nielsen said that UK readers are "overwhelmingly" reading translated fiction from Europe, with French literature accounting for 17% of volume sales, the biggest language represented.

He pointed out that the biggest language bases for AR are actually Korean and Dutch with English coming in third.

There are a million more ways that languages differ that we haven't mentioned here; the classifiers of Chinese, evidentiality in Turkish, consonant mutation in Welsh and Irish, the future subjunctive of Portuguese, the dual number in Arabic... the list goes on, and that's just for the big languages Rosetta Stone teaches.

It's something to think about in a world where the big languages are swallowing up the small – English has 340 million native speakers, by comparison, and half a billion when you include those who have it as a second (or third or fourth) language.

After English, Welsh and Polish, the next biggest languages in England and Wales were the Indian and Pakistani languages of Punjabi, Urdu, Bengali (including Sylheti and Chatgaya) and Gujarati which taken together account for close to a million people.

The year's biggest Hindi-language hits are Ae Dil Hai Mushkil (£1.47m) and Sultan (£1.79m), so Tough Women also has a chance of overtaking those, thus becoming the biggest foreign language film of 2016 at UK and Ireland cinemas.

The biggest body language myth about liars is that they avoid eye contact.

The British Council is claiming this as one of the biggest English language learning classes in the world.

Education has to be prepared to rapidly shift gears to accommodate the marketplace, which will ultimately determine whether Dart or Golang will be the next big language.

Univision, the largest Spanish-language TV broadcaster in the U.S., bid $3.5 billion in stock back in June 2002 to acquire the biggest Spanish-language radio player, Dallas, Texas-based Hispanic Broadcasting Corp., which has 63 stations and $256 million in revenue.