Examples of using Knowledge of the language in English and their translations into Swedish
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Computer
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but for the game of knowledge of the language is required.
For learners who have basic knowledge of the language, A1level classes are available in most sections: grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation.
It will help you to deepen your knowledge of the language while building a strong and lasting vocabulary,
Troostwijk can call on their own experienced people throughout Europe, with knowledge of the language, culture and habits of the specific country.
Roughly a third of schoolchildren in the EU learn French* and knowledge of the language is a must for anyone who aspires to work in such diverse fields as fashion,
have training in and/or long experience of translating into their mother tongue and excellent knowledge of the language they translate from.
as the intensive language course would enable them to reach a near proficient knowledge of the language.
And d The last two conditions- sufficient knowledge of the language of the course and prior payment of enrolment fees for the educational establishment- are not mandatory
which can easily overpower you intuitively with minimal knowledge of the language and an interpreter, of course.
as the intensive language courses will enable them to reach a near proficient knowledge of the language.
as the intensive language course will enable them to reach a near proficient knowledge of the language.
In a conversation with a foreigner, it is important not tomud face and show knowledge of the language you are studying- this will make you look better in the eyes of the native(native slang native- native speaker)
This gap leaves many potential teachers without the necessary tools to impart their knowledge of the language in a learning context which takes the communicative approach from theory to practice.
residence permits on grounds of insufficient knowledge of the language; the EESC considers this very drastic measure to be disproportionate
evidence attesting knowledge of the language of the host Member State.
We therefore fail to understand why a knowledge of the language of the country of origin of European citizens living in other countries in the European Union is not maintained with lessons in the mother tongue right from nursery
minimum knowledge of the language of the host country,