Examples of using Both languages in English and their translations into Danish
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Of course, they should learn both languages, but Germany still has a long way to go to establish a genuine integration policy.
If page numbers vary from language to language, they can be specified as shown Publisher and publisher may be listed in both languages.
Convenience and Easy-access LayoutProviding the most up-to-date coverage of general vocabulary in both languages, this handy resource offers the perfect companion for reading and conversation.
The guide speaks in English and German, and before the trip ends we are told in both languages that it is possible to leave a tip.
some in Swedish, and some in both languages one after another, see site.
From a grammatical point of view, Romanian shares the same set of rules as Italian after all, both languages are considered to be the direct descendants of Latin.
Both languages had their Golden Age during the colonization era, where explorers from both countries set foot in the new lands of Southern America
is integrated into everyday activities i.e. the native speaker spends the morning in the kindergarten and in each activity both languages are used.
most products sold in Canada must have labeling in both languages.
the board was written in both languages, to be sure they understand all",
as well as at least 250 questions for daily tests in the Moodle system for each practical class in both languages.
in Montréal you hear both languages in streets and alleys,
Support is available in both languages for all customers 24 hours a day
quick reference in both languages… The dictionary is exceptionally easy to use,
Some can read well in both languages; others can do so only in one.
the board was written in both languages, to be sure they understand all",
An interpreter will be able to translate to and from both languages on the spot either simultaneously
in Montréal you hear both languages in streets and alleys,
as that designation carries with it implications which go beyond the provision of services in both languages.
all official communication must be offered in both languages, but the Canadians admit that this isn't always the case in small communities in which one language is predominant.

