Examples of using Some languages in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Some languages have many voices.
The dictionary is a software keyboard and is available in some languages.
Why do some languages sound so fast?→.
The 1.0 and 1.1 versionswere published in English and translated into some languages.
Some languages are harder to learn then others.
People also translate
There are words that exist in some languages that are not in others.
Why some languages sound so much faster than others.
Music is not a language. But some languages are music to my ears.
Some languages, like French, are very logical.
Special support for some languages as languages of East Asia.
Some languages produce better results than others.
And while Google is very, very good with some languages, it's actually pretty dreadful with Chinese.
In some languages, for example, there are no words for numbers.
But since we don't know who's holding her or how to talk to them,it's time to learn some languages.
Some languages are spoken on several countries, some other only in one country.
After all that, it may come as a relief that some languages often leave out the second person pronoun.
In some languages, though, such as Russian, a double-negative is still a negative.
Now let's compare it to some other projects with inviting web sites,once again we will look at some languages and IDEs.
In some languages, it can denote a syllable or sound, in others- words, concepts and morphemes.
Software Engineering is not focused just on coding,but you need to know some languages in order to have a deeper understanding of their function.
In some languages people squeeze out the sounds, like S, W, so that one barely hears the vowels.
When you search in some languages the search function could use specific other languages if the first language didn't work.
Some languages use a special indefinite article, which is often a word similar to the numeral unu(one).
The syntax of some languages allows words to be arranged in any order, while in others, doing so could make the muffin eat the child.
Some languages have lots of words for colors,some have only a couple words,"light" and"dark.".
Note: Some languages support an Immersive Reader to make it even easier to read email.
Well, some languages don't do this, because some languages don't have exact number words.
Some languages have different sounds, they have different vocabularies, and they also have different structures-- very importantly, different structures.
Some languages, for example English and Russian, give different meanings than Esperanto does to the number words biliono(billion) and triliono(trillion).
In some languages that do have articles, like for example some North Caucasian languages, the use of articles is optional but in others like English and German it is mandatory in all cases.