Examples of using Shared language in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Using shared language.
We can't assume we have a shared language.”.
A shared language must also be created.
Tango is a shared language.
Our game was not about winners or losers, but about a shared language.
They have a shared language.”.
Home is a shared language where even your slightest gestures are understood.
How might we find a shared language?
They developed a shared language, largely thanks to their wives, and remained good friends.'.
Sometimes art was actually the only shared language.
Creating a shared language between them.
It helps them to establish their own shared language.
Creating theatre is our shared language; the stage is our meeting point.
People feel united by a common language, and if you remember something I have often mentioned, the fact that a spiritual being is embodied in a language, that the genius of language is not the abstraction learned men consider it but a real spiritual being,you will sense how a community based on a shared language rests on the fact that its members feel the presence of a real genius of speech.
We had no shared language, we had no shared vision, and we were not able to stress the values we shared. .
This situation leads to a huge difficulty in creating a shared language for reducing the violence.
The first year is used to create a‘shared language' and to bridge the differences between students related to their various disciplinary backgrounds.
Educational leadership that is collaborating to tackle the challenges facing the education system in Israel,while striving to create a shared language and prepare the system for a dynamic, unexpected and changing future.
Ties between South Africa and the UK include a shared language(English) and cultural links, similar systems of law and finance, and a shared passion for the same sports as well as a common interest in promoting trade and a rules-based international system.
Creating connections and collaborations between different groups of Afula residents by fostering fruitful debate andcreating a shared language among the fellows, with the aim of influencing public discourse in the city.
The program intends to create a shared language around the education system's core challenges, to increase trust between senior players in the system's various focus points of influence, develop existing leaders within the educational system and create a network of change-making leaders that collaborate to create meaningful change.
Thus, the impression that we are expressing similar views when speaking of faith orlove of God is the result of shared language(a superficial factor) and not of shared essence(an internal factor).
The program endeavors to create a shared language around the education system's core challenges, to increase trust between senior and diverse players in the system's various focus points of influence, develop existing leaders within the educational system and create a network of change-making leaders that collaborate to create meaningful change.
Educational leadership that is collaborating vis-à-vis the challenges facing the education system in Israel,while striving to create a shared language and prepare the system for a dynamic, unexpected and changing future.
The first European researchers to arrive in the area in the latenineteenth century found a society of three groups with a shared language and culture, serving in the same army and sharing the same living area.
While the two Samoas share language and ethnicity, their cultures have recently followed different paths, with American Samoans often emigrating to Hawaiʻi and the US mainland, and adopting many US customs, such as the playing of American football and baseball.
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