Примеры использования Mother-tongue на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Languages(other than mother-tongue).
English: mother-tongue level.
All translations on Nitro are carried out by professional, mother-tongue translators.
French: mother-tongue level.
Sweden keeps statistics on students entitled to mother-tongue tuition.
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Using mother-tongue languages(Ewé, Kabyè, Tem and Benn) and basic French to teach adults to read and write;
Efforts to ensure the availability of mother-tongue textbooks in minority languages;
The Ministry of Education had published a curriculum and guidelines for mother-tongue tuition.
The review recommended upholding mother-tongue teaching and enhancing students' proficiency in both Chinese and English.
It was intended to cover a very limited scope,primarily those children who were engaged in mother-tongue education.
Mother-tongue tuition was offered to some children because they needed to be prepared for a possible return to their country of origin.
Only about 1 per cent of emigrant children had access to mother-tongue education or language classes.
The subject of mother-tongue education was currently being debated in Norway, and more details would be included in the next periodic report.
Support and develop education programmes andinstitutions for national minorities in their mother-tongue(Russian Federation); 76.12.
According to the latter Act, the State guarantees mother-tongue education in the primary and intermediate schools, i.e. from grades 1 to 9.
KKF noted that the current teaching of the Khmer language in public school does actually not allow Khmer Krom children to learn their mother-tongue.
The Ministry of Education had not ruled out the possibility that mother-tongue tuition could contribute to the academic success of bilingual children.
Mother-tongue teaching usually took place in the first four grades of primary school, and was used as a tool to help the child to learn Norwegian.
Thirdly, it is also possible to have bilingual instruction or additional mother-tongue classes with the elements of national culture.
The provision of high-quality mother-tongue tuition to all bilingual children would therefore entail a considerable financial burden and major practical difficulties.
With a view to eliminating discrimination against Roma and other ethnic minority children,the Ministry had taken steps to promote mother-tongue teaching methods in schools and preschools.
Several associations publish magazines in the refugees' mother tongue and arrange mother-tongue classes especially for children and illiterate women.
On the other hand,special mother-tongue language teaching is not required in law for all pupils, as it is not considered practicable to introduce this in all languages.
In 2009, the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination encouraged Sweden to raise awareness among the Sami regarding the availability of mother-tongue tuition and to implement distance learning programmes CERD/C/SWE/CO/18.
The national minorities entitled to mother-tongue tuition according to this measurement constituted about one per cent of the total student population, distributed as follows.
Training takes place in recognized occupations with additional mother-tongue tuition in technical subjects and internships in the country of origin.
Services, such as mother-tongue classes for children, are easier to arrange if immigrants belonging to a certain ethnic group live in the same area.
With the advent of the new Education Act,the provisions concerning mother-tongue tuition at compulsory school and upper secondary school were upgraded from ordinance to law.
Manager of EasyLanguage since 2000,German mother-tongue speaker Alessandra Pasini coordinates her team of teachers and translators with dedication, ensuring that each project is carried out and completed with attention to detail.
Language(whether used as the only language, as mother-tongue, as the habitual means of communication at home or in the family, or as the main, preferred, habitual, general or normal language);