And Gabin was cast as a French-born, West Coast dockworker in the 1942 movie Moontide, though you would forgive him worse than an uncertain English-language debut when the rest of his CV is littered with so many masterpieces.
Their origins are uncertain, and their language is unintelligible to outsiders.
Breton may still have more speakers than Welsh, but this is quite uncertain because no language statistics exist for France.
During a recent interview with Foundation magazine, Wayne condemned mixtape d.j.s in no uncertain terms (and language that is definitely N.S.F.W ., which is kind of odd as mixtapes are exactly what enabled Wayne to plausibly elect himself King of All Rapping.
However, the uncertain connection between language and thought is not a one-way street (Allinson 1989: 11) and, in fact, the communicative potential of language was trapped on the narrow footbridge between speaker and hearer, between transmitter and receiver.
The toponymy of Eboracum is uncertain because the language of the pre-Roman indigenous population was never recorded.
Uncertain of the original language, the researchers went down several blind alleys before following their hunches.
Throughout the tirade, which lasted for two minutes, the audience became confused, uncertain whether the extreme language was part of Richards' act.
"They were alone, did not speak the local language, were uncertain of what they were doing and had no one to protect their interests," said Judge Dean Pineles, part of an EU-led panel of judges sitting at a court in the Kosovan capital, Pristina.
