Examples of using Whose language in English and their translations into Danish
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And whose language- the trigger!
Especially for iPhone owners in countries whose languages are known by Siri.
Exercise for students whose language is written in characters other Chinese, o japones Arabi.
Neapolitans call this type of dough"paccare», whose language translation is'slap.
Advocacy for communities whose language rights are being violated has become the main theme in our interventions at UNESCO and the United Nations.
I had travelled three days among people whose language I could not understand.
There is a significant disparity in modes of training, however, and not all teachershave lived orstudied in a country whose language they teach.
Nature is the"book of life", whose language the human being is learning to understand.
In writing.-(NL) Most people wish to continue to live andwork in the environment where they grew up and whose language they speak.
In this way,the EU ensures that there is no discrimination between citizens whose languages are spo- ken by a large number of people and others using less widely spo- ken ones.
Those already teaching should be encouraged to take refresher courses in the countries whose languages they teach;
All linguistic minorities,including those whose language is a majority language in other Member States of the enlarged Union, have been able to take part in these consultations.
The monopoly of English is neither good for Europe nor for Great Britain, whose language will become a mere'nuts and bolts language. .
The Lord will send a nation against you from the farthest ends of the earth, coming with the flight of an eagle;a nation whose language is strange to you;
Article 6 of the Treaty precludes national rules which, in respect of a particular language other than the principal language of the Member State concerned,confer on citizens whose language is that particular language and who are resident in a defined area the right to require that criminal proceedings be conducted in that language, without conferring the same right on nationals of other Member States travelling or staying in mat area, whose language is the same.
Not surprisingly, the best lan-guage skills are found in countries that are relatively small or whose language is not well known else- where.
This leads to increasing alienation from the EU of citizens whose languages are not widely used by EU institutions.
Appropriate initial training including practical training in the pedagogy of foreignlanguages, andexperience of living in a country whose language they teach.
On Noerrebrogade a screaming mob[1] marched(shaking video from"Gates of Vienna"), whose language seems to be limited to"Allah-u-Akbar", towards Skt Hans Square.
Yahweh will bring a nation against you from far, from the end of the earth, as the eagle flies;a nation whose language you shall not understand;
Ii the possibility for future foreignlanguage teachers to spend a significant part of their training in a country whose language they are preparing to teach, in particular by recognizing courses of study completed by teachers abroad.
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.
When telepathic conversations are commonplace again,you will be able to communicate telepathically with people whose languages are different because a translation process is an inherent aspect of telepathy.
On the right is Sulayman, surrounded by his vizier, Asaf ibn Barakhya, andhis whole motley court of animals and demons, whose languages the wise king can speak.
With proficiency in the foreign language, students receive knowledge about the society andthe culture of the country, whose language they learn and become experienced in the research work.
The Lord will lead over you a nation from far away, even from the furthest parts of the earth,like an eagle flying with great force, whose language you are not able to understand.
How is the Commission preparing for EU enlargement in terms of the promotion of minority languages, andwhat part do linguistic minorities whose languages are majority languages in other Member States play in the discussions?
Therefore, nothing is more contrary to that spirit than the discrimination between those who have a minority language which is recognized in a territorial context and those other citizens,who are normally the most needy, whose language is also a minority language but is not officially recognized.
Behold, I will bring a nation on you from far, house of Israel," says Yahweh."It is a mighty nation.It is an ancient nation, a nation whose language you don't know, neither understand what they say.
The last known- and very uncertain- meeting with the Goths in the Crimea comes from the Archbishop of Mohilev, Stanislaw Bohusz Siestrzencewicz, who visited Crimea 1780 andnoted that there were people, whose language and customs differed greatly from their neighbors, and whom he concluded had to be"Goths.