Examples of using Whose language in English and their translations into Swedish
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Medicine
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Official/political
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Computer
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Political
a nation whose language you don't know,
a nation whose language thou knowest not,
Especially for iPhone owners in countries whose languages are known by Siri.
at the expense of those Member States whose languages are not widely known beyond their borders;
fresh consideration must be given in this context to the countries whose languages and cultures are similar to ours.
For these teachers, study periods spent in the country whose language they will teach should be geared to their specific needs.
It was the only part of the world whose language, faith and modern history is accessible to Europeans without requiring background studies.
for Great Britain, whose language will become a mere'nuts and bolts language? .
Appropriate initial training including practical training in the pedagogy of foreign languages, and experience of living in a country whose language they teach, and.
studied in a country whose language they teach.
While it would seem elementary that language teachers should have spent some time in the country whose language they teach, this is by no means the rule everywhere in Europe.
The person most in need of the opportunity to forward a petition in his own language is not the European citizen belonging to a historic minority whose language is already recognized.
starving villagers, whose language, customs, loyalties
Our objective must be to ensure that the healthcare system in every country is so good that no one wants to travel to another country whose language they do not speak.
There are situations of abuse, resulting from their state of vulnerability in a country with whose language and legislation they are not familiar,
I hope that we will succeed in this way in drawing attention to the small nations whose language is in danger of disappearing
economic system whose language and focus were unfamiliar to them.
those other citizens, who are normally the most needy, whose language is also a minority language but is not officially recognized.
Although in many Member States language teachers are not obliged to spend a period abroad in the country whose language they teach, the need is widely recognised among practitioners