Examples of using Whose language in English and their translations into Dutch
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A nation whose language you shall not understand; 50.
Have you ever had a text file whose language was uncertain?
Fiocco whose language often echoes the famous Neapolitan.
Neapolitans call this type of dough"paccare», whose language translation is'slap.
Exercise for students whose language is written in characters other Chinese,
They are the farthest-southwest people whose language has Algic roots.
It is a nation whose language you do not understand,
who live in North India and whose language is derived from Sanskrit.
Users whose language include accented characters will be able to use them in console applications,
a nation whose language you don't know,
I myself come from a country whose language is not a minority language but is nevertheless a tiny language,
Theopompus were the only historical writers whose language was accurate and finished.
Sometimes it's a document of policy from another country… whose language I neither read
a nation whose language you shall not understand;
Artificial intelligence, particularly in Web 3.0(a semantic web, whose language will be closer to ordinary language)
a nation whose language you shall not understand;
Applicants in the EU whose language was not English,
a nation whose language thou knowest not,
1,26 mm. Neapolitans call this type of dough"paccare», whose language translation is'slap.
Examining in greater depth the economic advantage derived by states whose language is one of those most used trans-nationally;
this should follow an extended period living in the country or countries whose language(s) they teachxv.
I hope that we will succeed in this way in drawing attention to the small nations whose language is in danger of disappearing
their situation is comparable with that of the Gaelic-speaking Irish, whose language has not been made official.
His mysterious suffering is thus described by the Greek poet Aratus, whose language shows that when he wrote,
liberating power to a spiritually hungry people whose language had no word for“unselfishness.”.
programmes from Member States with a low production capacity or whose language covers a limited area.
romantic composer Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, whose language in vocal music,
that Crimean Gothic is actually descended from the dialect of West Germanic settlers who migrated to the Crimea in the early Middle Ages and whose language was subsequently influenced by Gothic.
The problems that exist nation to nation in your world are far greater when dealing with other races of beings whose language, culture and values are entirely different from one another.
who are normally the most needy, whose language is also a minority language