Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Her native language in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Her native language is Slovak.
Can the witness speak in his/her native language?
Her native language is Latvian
Nynke Laverman sings in her native language, Frisian.
Her native language is French,
The poems will be in English, her native language.
While her native language is Wolof,
Almost every Doro CD has a song in her native language.
Whenever I would ask her about her name what it really was in her native language she would tell me I couldn't pronounce it,
Maybe she would be more appreciative of fat people singing in her native language.
She will sing the song in her native language, just like in 2012.
They will be the song for Macedonia(FJR) sing in her native language.
Because then she can finally translate‘vurenhout' to her native language.
Let me talk to her in her native language… put her at ease.
Why should a translator only translate texts into his/her native language?
Which is speaking in low undertones that she can hear. in her native language, And I'm the only one who can speak to Cathy.
it should be someone who speaks her native language.
Singer Celine sings her lyrics in her native language.
so Etja would be able to tell her story in her native language.
She composes music and lyrics which she also sings in French, her native language, as well as in Spanish.
Translation: the first translator converts the original document into his or her native language.
This required her to learn the role in her native language.
Russian in addition to her native languages.
Put her at ease. Let me talk to her in her native language.
The winner of the award earned the Commission's recognition with a report written in Hungarian, her native language.
Maybe she would be more appreciative of fat people singing in her native language.
she has no idea which is her native language.
Every citizen would be able to access even the least well-known works of world culture in his or her native language.