Fluency in class='bold'>class='bold'>English and Russian.

When did you begin studying class='bold'>class='bold'>English?

class='bold'>class='bold'>English is the world's second class='bold'>class='bold'>language.

My class='bold'>class='bold'>English class='bold'>class='bold'>teacher would say such a situation is a dire situation.

Between 1980 and 1981, he class='bold'>studied Russian at Harvard, and in 1984 he class='bold'>studied Chinese at Cambridge University.

Now I get it, I understand why people would want to focus on class='bold'>class='bold'>English.

But Francis at first class='bold'>studied the class='bold'>Arabic class='bold'>class='bold'>language and its literature privately.

class='bold'>class='bold'>English you will see, this is jeans and tights, and an class='bold'>class='bold'>English expression the ability to share with the world what is going on in our own country.

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In 1980, he went to Paris where he class='bold'>taught German and history at secondary school.

He class='bold'>studied the French class='bold'>class='bold'>language and contributed much to general linguistics.

Hassan stands in front of a whiteboard during German class='bold'>class='bold'>language classes in his new hometown. Credit Hassan Jamous

In 1938, his family moved from Finland to Sweden, where Kyrklund class='bold'>studied Chinese, Russian, Persian and mathematics.

In 1890 he was part of a research trip to the Caucasus, where he class='bold'>studied Armenian.

Luyendijk class='bold'>studied class='bold'>Arabic in Amsterdam and Cairo, though he does not speak the class='bold'>class='bold'>language fluently.

Smith worked his way through Tulane University in New Orleans, having class='bold'>studied German and journalism.

And I want to remind you that the giants upon whose shoulders today's intelligentsia stand did not have to have class='bold'>class='bold'>English, they didn't have to pass an class='bold'>class='bold'>English test.

I find it extremely difficult to understand and learn class='bold'>class='bold'>English and this is why I don't use it a lot in writing. In fact, I use it rarely or link from other sources. A friend asked me to blog in class='bold'>class='bold'>English but that will be mission impossible!

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I wanted to improve my Japanese pronunciation.

Can you speak class='bold'>class='bold'>English?

class='bold'>class='bold'>English is class='bold'>taught in most countries.

Here, I'm explaining how a computer uses the grammar of class='bold'>class='bold'>English to parse sentences, and here, there's a pause and the student has to reflect, understand what's going on and check the right boxes before they can continue.

Why class='bold'>class='bold'>English? In a single word Opportunity.

T I want to speak perfect class='bold'>class='bold'>English.

S I want to speak perfect class='bold'>class='bold'>English.

Is there someone here who class='bold'>speaks class='bold'>class='bold'>English?

Watch the video below with class='bold'>class='bold'>English subtitle

They are things that describe beauty in a way that is often only accessible if you understand the class='bold'>class='bold'>language and the syntax of the person who studies the subject in which truth and beauty is expressed.

There he class='bold'>studied class='bold'>class='bold'>English, anthropology, politics, native administration, and Roman Dutch law in his first year, desiring to become an interpreter or clerk in the Native Affairs Department.

It's not class='bold'>class='bold'>English. It's noisy class='bold'>class='bold'>English.

Jay Walker on the world's class='bold'>class='bold'>English mania

Listen as Chinese students practice their class='bold'>class='bold'>English by screaming it.

25 percent of her grade is based on class='bold'>class='bold'>English.

I'll help you with your French, if you help me with my class='bold'>class='bold'>English.

After his first correspondence work in the early 1990s, he took a break from reporting and lived in Vietnam for a year, during which time he class='bold'>studied the Vietnamese class='bold'>class='bold'>language at the University of Hanoi.

Written in easy class='bold'>class='bold'>English, this book is suitable for beginners.

The class='bold'>class='bold'>Lesson of Nepal

Jay Walker explains why two billion people around the world are trying to learn class='bold'>class='bold'>English. He shares photos and spine tingling audio of Chinese students rehearsing class='bold'>class='bold'>English the world's second class='bold'>class='bold'>language by the thousands.

Is class='bold'>class='bold'>English a tsunami, washing away other class='bold'>class='bold'>languages? Not likely.

Fadil class='bold'>studied Islam.

Sami class='bold'>studied Islam.

Sami class='bold'>studied medicine.

Sami class='bold'>studied biology.