Sentence examples for usually fluent from inspiring English sources

The translation, although usually fluent, contains oddities: "Wahhabites" is not Anglo-Saxon usage; "ulemas" is an ungainly double plural.

If they really want to learn, they are usually fluent after one year - Bahasa is very simple, very easy to learn".

The speech is usually fluent, but patients sometimes have difficulties in finding the right word.

However, the driver, who was usually fluent in the local language, also acted as a community liaison who interacted directly with participants and their families, including providing their transport, when possible, to and from the study gathering site.

Young people like the teen taking the driving-licence test are usually not only fluent in German; they often speak no Turkish.The German man giving the exam could well feel that Germany was generous in offering its national driving-licence exam in so many languages.

Non-fluent aphasia usually co-occurs with speech disorders that include difficulties to plan and to execute oral, speech-specific movements (apraxia of speech), to coordinate articulatory organs, respiration and larynx (dysarthria) or to swallow (dysphagia).

The young Polish students speaking fluent English were usually in front.

Swindon Town manager Mark Cooper told BBC Wiltshire: "First half, we weren't fluent like we usually are.

Plaid's traditional heartlands are north and west Wales, and the party has usually expected its leaders to be fluent Welsh speakers.

Usually Adams is a boxing multilinguist, fluent on front foot and back, but she found Bujold's awkward bobbing style tricky to comprehend.

Often fluent and flowing rhythm is usually associated with positive valence whereas firm rhythm is associated with negative valence.