Sentence examples for their indigenous languages from inspiring English sources

Black South Africans could use their indigenous languages for religious instruction, music and physical education.

Most maintain close symbiotic relations with other groups in their region; consequently most have lost their indigenous languages and adopted that of their neighbours.

Hundreds of Native students across this country are learning their Indigenous languages to keep culture alive.

Many others lost their indigenous status because, as they incorporated new production technologies and new forms of work organization, their members would stop using their indigenous language and, therefore, in time would no longer be considered indigenous.

In particular, we find an earnings penalty for those individuals who self-identify as members of an Indigenous group, but we also find that those individuals who also speak their Indigenous language carry an even higher penalty.

One of my clients and her son, who had traveled here from Guatemala, took great pleasure in teaching me words in their indigenous language, Mam.

It is uniquely a former colony of both England and France, and the Ni-Vanuatu people often speak both French and English, along with their indigenous language and something called Bislama.

The students were taken through the questionnaires with the use of simple English or their indigenous language to obtain all the required information for the study.

Their children may use their parents' indigenous languages at home.

Be sure to brush up on a few dozen of their 700+ indigenous languages, and pack a shit load of extra-strength DEET! 2. Relive the adventure-drama of Werner Herzog's masterpiece film Fitzcarraldo, by taking a 10-day old-school houseboat river cruise up some of the most remote parts of the Amazon River.

Ladinos are readily recognizable by their exclusive use of the Spanish language (rather than indigenous languages) and by their decided preference for Western (rather than traditional) dress.