Examples of using To the language in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Today, however, we don't use all these signs because the consonants are enough for a person who is used to the language.
Use the Title/Encoding Page Properties options to specify the document encoding type that is specific to the language used to author your web pages in Adobe Dreamweaver.
It was nine years ago… But you didn't react to the language, that means the man spoke swedish.
Little Chatterbox provides young children with these first key words that will help them in all further exposures to the language and accelerate its acquisition.
when it comes to the language of love, I'm practically Spanish.
of being connected to the language.”.
graphic signs for words, but rather a kind of three-dimensional binary code similar to the language of today's computers.
With such an occult training very little consideration was given to the language, to the way in which things were expressed.
Son of man, see with your own eyes and hear with your own ears and set your heart to the language of this prophet, for it is wondrous,
Typically a country's official language refers to the language used within government(e.g.,
According to the language of the statute, nothing prevents applying section 22 even after the elections.
It's the music that keeps us connected to the language, and allows us to continue speaking it.”.
Note: Changes to the language in Outlook Web App won't affect the language used in other apps.
Pharaoh was sensitive to the language of Josef, and he therefore put him at the top of the pyramid in Egypt(pun intended).
In relation to his writing, hearing a foreign language all the time has made him“sensitive to the language of Hebrew.”.
Conversely, we find that several times the Tanaim referred to the language as“the holy language.”.
It's also not something you will figure out just by listening to the language.
What needs to happen at this point is that the individual needs to convert the language of experience to the language of identity.