Examples of using "Lingua" in a sentence and their english translations:
Which language do you teach?
What language do you speak?
- Bite your tongue!
- Bite your tongue.
Don't use another language!
What language is he speaking?
I understand your language.
I know your language.
Bite your tongue.
I love this language.
I loved the Berber language.
- The English language is cognate to the German language.
- English and German are two related languages.
I burnt my tongue.
Do you want to learn the Berber language?
Which foreign language are you learning?
- Watch your mouth!
- Watch your tongue.
Watch out for your tongue.
What language are you speaking?
I hate my native tongue.
- He clicks his tongue.
- He's clicking his tongue.
- I love Norwegian!
- I love the Norwegian language!
I have to learn a language.
What language are they speaking?
What language is he speaking?
I love the Berber language.
He loves the Berber language.
The use of English as a lingua franca comes from practical needs.
One single language.
The tongue stings.
- Bite your tongue!
- Bite your tongue.
What language was that?
What is a language?
What is this language?
- What is your mother tongue?
- What's your native language?
- What is your native language?
Why don't you use your language?
What language do they speak in Mexico?
Hold your tongue!
I bit my tongue.
- Does she understand Hungarian?
- Does he understand Hungarian?
The influence of the Arabic language is quite evident in the Spanish language.
I do not have a mother tongue.
I would like to learn the Na'vi language.
- What do you think of Japanese?
- What do you think about the Japanese language?
How do you say that in your language?
What language is spoken in France?
- What is your mother tongue?
- What's your native language?
Translate the book into another language.
- What's your preferred language?
- What is your favorite language?
This mustard really bites the tongue.
This language has only one sentence.
This sentence has only one language.
Why are you learning a foreign language?
Why do you want to learn a foreign language?
He doesn't speak my language.
- He doesn't mince words.
- She doesn't mince words.
He doesn't mince words.
- I do not mince words.
- I don't mince words.
I like my language.
He doesn't speak our language.
She doesn't speak my language.
We don't speak the same language.
My native language is a foreign language for someone else.
One learns grammar from language, not language from grammar.
I like the Berber language.
In my native language, that is Italian,
that learning another language
Everyone speaks a language.
- I love my language!
- I love my mother tongue.
Which language do you want to learn?
English is a language.
It's a difficult language.
- There is a shared knowledge.
- There is a shared language.
Do you speak my language?
Has the cat got your tongue?
- What language is this?
- What language is that?
No language, no nation.
Tom speaks a few languages.
- It is a beautiful language.
- It's a beautiful language.
Do you study any foreign language?
- It's a complicated language.
- It is a complicated language.
- It's a dead language.
- It is a dead language.
He was speaking a strange language.
What language do you use with your parents?
- It's difficult to learn a foreign language.
- It's hard to learn a foreign language.
- Studying a foreign language is hard.
What language is spoken in Egypt?
- What's your native language?
- What is your native language?
What language is spoken in Mexico?