lingua in A Sentence

The Italian of the East"- Lingua.

Akkadian the Lingua franca.

Our Lingua franca as it were.

Lingua Language Centre.

English continued to be a widely used Lingua franca;

Juba Arabic is a Lingua franca in South Sudan.

BLI(Bouchereau Lingua International) opened its first language school in 1976 in Montreal, Quebec.

His Locutiones seu Phrases in Novo Testamento, quae videntur secundum proprietates Linguae Hebraeae remained in manuscript.

The Arabic language began to serve as a Lingua franca in these areas and dialects were formed.

It is the dominant language in Eastern Bhutan and was formerly spoken as a Lingua franca in the region.

Pashto is the most widely spoken language of Afghanistan's official languages and acts as a Lingua franca for the country.

ENGLISH" is a west Germanic language that was first spoken in early MEDIEVAL ENGLAND & is now global Lingua FRANCA.

It serves as the Lingua franca of the nation, with 98% of Bangladeshis fluent in Bengali(including dialects) as their first language.

From one small island, English has gone on to acquire Lingua franca status in international business, worldwide diplomacy, and science.

We recognise English as an international discourse or Lingua franca, no longer a literature and language belonging to Britain and North America.

Earning the Bachelor Degree in English is additional asset as contemporary business and public administration has accepted English as the Lingua franca.

Latin was the language of the ancient Romans, but it was also the Lingua franca of Europe throughout the middle ages.

Wherever I go in the world, English is the Lingua franca, and if anything's ever in a second language, it's always English.

The unconscious world where dreams occur is a place without time or limits, where the Lingua franca is the language of symbols.

The official language is Indonesian(locally known as bahasa Indonesia), a standardized form of Malay, which serves as the Lingua franca of the archipelago.

English is the Lingua franca in the capital city where the majority of the residents(71%) is made of non-Luxembourgish people from 167 different nationalities.

Both Hindi and Urdu are standardizations of the Hindustani language that was historically spoken in Delhi and used as a Lingua franca across Northern India.

The Lingua franca and national language of East Timor is Tetum, an Austronesian language influenced by Portuguese, with which it has equal status as an official language.

Intermixing their Germanic dialects with the vulgar Latin of the indigenous population, dozens of Lingua romana rustica, each reflecting the unique language combination of its locality, came about.

However, among the French people, most still primarily spoke(less than 1% could write) their local Lingua romana rustica, and these varied dramatically both nationally and even regionally.

Also, in order to allow all students to study at least one foreign language, the University provides for language centres(Lingua Language Centre and Alpha Language Centre) and 21 cultural centres.

Nepali was the language of the house of Gorkhas in the late 18th century and became the official, national language that serves as the Lingua franca among Nepalese of different ethnolinguistic groups.

Urdu was a dialect of western Hindi and came to the Deccan as the Lingua franca in which the Muslim rulers and their Hindu and Muslim companions from the north conversed with one another.

However, at the spoken level, English is much less prevalent and Indian languages are more widely used, with Hindi serving as a Lingua franca for most of the country except the its northeast and the deep south.

In his only visit to East Pakistan, he told his astonished public audience in Dhaka that they would have to forget about Bengali and would be considered traitors if they did not adopt Urdu as the Lingua franca.

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lingua in A Sentence

The Italian of the East"- Lingua.

Akkadian the Lingua franca.

Our Lingua franca as it were.

Lingua Language Centre.

English continued to be a widely used Lingua franca;

Juba Arabic is a Lingua franca in South Sudan.

BLI(Bouchereau Lingua International) opened its first language school in 1976 in Montreal, Quebec.

His Locutiones seu Phrases in Novo Testamento, quae videntur secundum proprietates Linguae Hebraeae remained in manuscript.

The Arabic language began to serve as a Lingua franca in these areas and dialects were formed.

It is the dominant language in Eastern Bhutan and was formerly spoken as a Lingua franca in the region.

Pashto is the most widely spoken language of Afghanistan's official languages and acts as a Lingua franca for the country.

ENGLISH" is a west Germanic language that was first spoken in early MEDIEVAL ENGLAND & is now global Lingua FRANCA.

It serves as the Lingua franca of the nation, with 98% of Bangladeshis fluent in Bengali(including dialects) as their first language.

From one small island, English has gone on to acquire Lingua franca status in international business, worldwide diplomacy, and science.

We recognise English as an international discourse or Lingua franca, no longer a literature and language belonging to Britain and North America.

Earning the Bachelor Degree in English is additional asset as contemporary business and public administration has accepted English as the Lingua franca.

Latin was the language of the ancient Romans, but it was also the Lingua franca of Europe throughout the middle ages.

Wherever I go in the world, English is the Lingua franca, and if anything's ever in a second language, it's always English.

The unconscious world where dreams occur is a place without time or limits, where the Lingua franca is the language of symbols.

The official language is Indonesian(locally known as bahasa Indonesia), a standardized form of Malay, which serves as the Lingua franca of the archipelago.

English is the Lingua franca in the capital city where the majority of the residents(71%) is made of non-Luxembourgish people from 167 different nationalities.

Both Hindi and Urdu are standardizations of the Hindustani language that was historically spoken in Delhi and used as a Lingua franca across Northern India.

The Lingua franca and national language of East Timor is Tetum, an Austronesian language influenced by Portuguese, with which it has equal status as an official language.

Intermixing their Germanic dialects with the vulgar Latin of the indigenous population, dozens of Lingua romana rustica, each reflecting the unique language combination of its locality, came about.

However, among the French people, most still primarily spoke(less than 1% could write) their local Lingua romana rustica, and these varied dramatically both nationally and even regionally.

Also, in order to allow all students to study at least one foreign language, the University provides for language centres(Lingua Language Centre and Alpha Language Centre) and 21 cultural centres.

Nepali was the language of the house of Gorkhas in the late 18th century and became the official, national language that serves as the Lingua franca among Nepalese of different ethnolinguistic groups.

Urdu was a dialect of western Hindi and came to the Deccan as the Lingua franca in which the Muslim rulers and their Hindu and Muslim companions from the north conversed with one another.

However, at the spoken level, English is much less prevalent and Indian languages are more widely used, with Hindi serving as a Lingua franca for most of the country except the its northeast and the deep south.

In his only visit to East Pakistan, he told his astonished public audience in Dhaka that they would have to forget about Bengali and would be considered traitors if they did not adopt Urdu as the Lingua franca.

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