Examples of using Everyday language in English and their translations into Swedish
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As a member of modern society, I use the word"prehistoric" the same way everyone else does in everyday language, of course.
Everyday language also comes to our aid here,
which is the everyday language for most people in that city.
In everyday language, just snorkeling equipment Your mask is your window to the underwater world- and a requirement for success.
the unconscious works in everyday language, it becomes problematic in neuroscience.
To learn the everyday language better and connect with people,
fennicized their names and changed their everyday language to Finnish, sometimes not a very easy task.
The tone of my voice changes, and the words I use are often different then my everyday language.
legal literature, or just everyday language?
Enabling a system to respond to the user using everyday language creates the sense of natural dialogue,
What in everyday language is referred to as‘the financial market' is actually several different markets that partially overlap.
information we have about biodiversity in the baseline and BISE into everyday language to mobilise communities
It is in itself a staging of everyday language, an exhibition of the force,
Mariane Petersen, with her little humorously described situations, brings writing back to the everyday world and the everyday language, and this has undoubtedly contributed significantly to the popularity of the collection,
Realising that the idealised models of pure generative grammar accord but poorly with everyday language in function, Ralph nevertheless conducts a generative analysis but one that remains open to variation.
was a fairly common term in everyday language as well as prominent novels,
it does not form an integral part of everyday language.
that the appellant had not shown that that compound word had become part of everyday language and had acquired a meaning of its own.
In everyday language we express matters as being certain.
how they are used in everyday language.
