Examples of using Spoken languages in English and their translations into Polish
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Sign languages possess different phonological features than spoken languages, which has created obstacles for developers.
It differs from the human spoken languages, and is the language in which all living creatures conduct their thought processes.
Thanks to neuroimaging we have learnt that sign languages are processed in the very same part of the brain as spoken languages.
The native sign language of their parents will be their first language, before any spoken languages.
Police authorities are expected to keep language versions for all commonly spoken languages in their locality available in electronic form that can be printed as the need arises.
Editors publishing in less widely spoken languages have been particularly active users of this action every year.
It differs from the human spoken languages, and is the language in which all living creatures conduct their thought processes.
Punjabi has approximately 88 million native speakers making it one of the most widely spoken languages in the world.
one of the ten most widely spoken languages in the world.
pragmatics just like spoken languages.
grammar are all things that are studied with sign languages just as with spoken languages.
out of all the today's spoken languages of the world, at which I had the opportunity to come across during my"globetrotting",
While spoken languages are produced by the vocal cords only,
it is important to ensure that countries with less spoken languages are also promoted as mobility destinations.
minority languages, as well as the less widely spoken languages in the European Union in general.
regional authorities in areas with less widely spoken languages that have a lower profile in current education systems, to encourage more people to learn these languages 12.
often with additions to show aspects of the grammar of the local spoken languages.
as well gave them the possibility to try their skills with rarely spoken languages in Lublin like for example Chinese or Spanish.
Spoken language is typically much simpler than written.
Spoken language is German.