"language" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

language rzeczownik

rzeczownik + language

Kolokacji: 112

body language • programming language • sign language • Bantu language • assembly language • minority language • ...

language + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 164

language barrier • language skill • language art • language teacher • language newspaper • language version • language class • ...

language + czasownik

Kolokacji: 96

language uses • language includes • language speaks • language makes • language belongs • language comes • language allows • ...

czasownik + language

Kolokacji: 144

language spoken • contain language • use language • study languages • include language • language called • speak as a language • ...

przymiotnik + language

Kolokacji: 471

foreign language • official language • native language • English language • French language • common language • modern language • ...

Kolokacji: 100

Grup znaczeniowych: 103

Kolokacji: 15

1. foreign language = język obcy foreign language

2. native language = język ojczysty native language

3. indigenous language = lokalny język indigenous language

4. Aboriginal language = Aborygen język Aboriginal language

5. strange language = dziwny język strange language

6. additional language = dodatkowy język additional language

7. alien language = obcy język alien language

8. unfamiliar language = nieznany język unfamiliar language

9. Elvish language = Psotny język Elvish language

10. extensible markup language = rozszerzalny język znakowania extensible markup language

11. immigrant language = język imigranta immigrant language

12. exotic language = język oryginała exotic language

13. anti-abortion language = język anty-poronny anti-abortion language

14. anti-Semitic language = antysemicki język anti-Semitic language

15. non-native language = język nie-tubylec non-native language

Most of the non-native languages have, to different degrees, evolved differently from the mother country, but are usually still mutually intelligible.
On the other hand, adults are said to 'learn' a non-native language.
This is due to infants experiencing their native language often, while not getting much experience with non-native languages.
All undergraduate students at Soka University of America must study a non-native language.
Pronunciation is the most difficult part of a non-native language to learn.
Most individuals who speak a non-native language fluently speak it with an accent of their native tongue.
There are also rare instances of individuals who are able to pass for native speakers even if they learned their non-native language in early adulthood.
Most researchers agree that for adults, acquiring a native-like accent in a non-native language is near impossible.
Michael Sharwood Smith (born 1942) is a researcher into the acquisition of non-native languages.
We also insist on the importance of learning two non-native languages from an early age, including those of neighbouring countries.