Examples of using Spoke only in English and their translations into Hebrew
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more languages were 5 times more unlikely to develop cognitive issues in comparison to those individuals who spoke only 2 languages.
van Vogt and his family spoke only a dialect of Low German in the home.
the little boy spoke only Yiddish.
van Vogt and his family spoke only a dialect of Low German at home.
her family spoke only Greek, so court documents,
right into our time, one spoke only of“right” and“wrong.”.
so she spoke only a few phrases and did not know the correct pronunciation.
many(about 40%) spoke only Spanish.
so he spoke only a few sentences and did not know the correct pronunciation.
It would have been so easy, so natural, to make a presentation that spoke only to the Rider.
whereas most Orthodox Jews spoke only Yiddish and Hebrew.
According to researchers persons who are bilingual showed delayed dementia signs by 5 years contrary to persons who spoke only one language.
I still hope that this story will awaken a spark of a memory in someone of a baby that was adopted at the age of 2½,- blond with bright eyes- who spoke only Yiddish.
blond with bright eyes who spoke only Yiddish.
her hair wrapped in a scarf, spoke only Arabic and who grew vegetables and raised animals in her house like she did in Morocco.
But human connection is something that Otto has always struggled with, and he spoke only to you till he was 9 years old and then only the language of his own invention.
Others, who spoke only if they were not identified by name because of Mr. Safra's power in São Paulo's financial community, describe an impatient side and a quick temper.
For example, when Rosie, a little girl who spoke only Spanish, moved in next door, Brianna, who spoke only English, borrowed her mother's tablet and found a translation app so the two of them could communicate.
which are less prone to mishaps than guns, but Hu spoke only of his routine of shooting convicted prisoners.
did not pass through concentration camps and did not keep the Sabbath and spoke only Hebrew, since Yiddish was the language of the Diaspora