Language-learning

"Language-learning" in a Sentence (8 examples)

Digital technology for language-learning is being slowly but surely set up.

One day, this sentence will help someone on their language-learning journey.

Linguistic prejudice comes from a nonsensical notion about what is right and wrong in a language. People that lean on this idea of superiority are as ignorant as those that refuse to acknowledge a language's evolution and enrichment. This rude attitude can be seen in many forms, but it's mostly seen in lesser-developed communities. It can also be found in lots of other places: the television, the radio, in language-learning sites...and the problem will never be fixed as long as someone's way of speaking is worth more than their character.

My language-learning has slowed down this year.

Develop a daily language-learning routine that fits your lifestyle.

Lord Holland, whom I saw this morning, re-echoed my complaint, and said that the likeness of the two languages [Spanish and Italian] was more a hindrance than a help. This comes of language-learning when we are getting old! When I attempted Arabic at Algiers, Johan Pharaoh—a man very unlike his namesake of the Plagues—although it was his interest to retain me as a scholar—first hinted, and then plainly said, that there was ‘a time’ in the cleverest man’s life, when his memory became less impressible to the recollection of languages—in the gentlest manner conveying that I had become an old dunce!

There is, of course, no single best way to learn a language, and this book does not try to offer one. However, there are many ways of improving your chances of success in language-learning, and we have suggested some of these.

However, she [Katie Dotterer] feels strongly the onus for language-learning should be equally shared between workers and employers. “When farmers learn some Spanish, it actually entices and motivates the Spanish speakers to want to learn English,” she said.

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