Examples of using Often speak in English and their translations into Spanish
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politicians and academics often speak of our country as a United Nations success story.
When reporters visit the district, they often speak with students and use their full names in covering the story.
The old texts often speak interchangeably of the ones
It was stressed that member countries often speak in different voices in different organizations
The uncomfortable phenomenon known as the cocktail effect begins at a threshold which differs for adults and children, who often speak loudly or shout.
The locals often speak of the"craic", the Irish word for the fun and entertainment, great conversations
The philosophers seek God through pure reason and often speak of a God as a detached Watch-Maker with no interest in His creation.
The characters in Ankur often speak the Dakhani language,
They are still proud of their former wizard, and often speak of you kindly.
They are the people of whom the Gospels often speak, amazed by the teaching of Jesus,
They often speak of the Bay of Rio,
In addition, the authorities often speak- probably intentionally- about the abundance of"positives for drugs
Dwarves are proud of their quality creations, and often speak of them as though they were their children.
the people of Santa Vittoria often speak of the valiant efforts of the great German Army.
This is the mystery of Incarnation; other religions often speak of a god without substance
as in a refugee camp, we often speak of the group as a“community”
New Zealanders often speak with a strong accent,
In fact, scientists often speak of their scientific"families" in the same way they refer to their real families- students who work with an advisor at the same time are like siblings,
Early Chinese often speak of Yao, Shun
The“new mobility” of which we often speak is revealed not only by highly skilled economic migrants moving from one laboratory