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n. (native language English)
Usage examples of "native languages".
Austronesian languages are spoken today as native languages over more than half of the globe's span, from Madagascar to Easter Island.
Austronesian languages are spoken today as native languages over more than half of the globe’.
He would neither understand nor be understood by anyone else, he had no hands or tentacles with which to write, and he didn't know how to read any native languages.
Today, following a rise of interest in science fiction over the world, writers find it easier than before to get published in their native languages, and the magazines that during recent years have appeared both in Europe and South America promise a development similar to that of the U.
Then, after he's been given a scrupulously fair trial, have the soldiers of King Yoorkerk behead him, and stick his head up over a big sign, in all native languages, 'Rak-keed the False Prophet.
Both Morozkin and Borcke had trouble turning the critical word into their native languages.
Since French is one of my native languages I hesitated behind the screen and listened.
It pleased him, for all the additional effort, that he found it necessary to supplement the store of native languages provided him by the all-knowing Cora, who had programmed his communications nodes with North African tribal dialects.
Many of the women I encountered in the demimonde were of European origin, and learning to speak their native languages fluently provided me with certain keys to their bedchambers.
They speak the native languages and dialects, and in some casesnot allare protected by the natives.
Some were fortunate enough to go to houses where their native languages were spoken.