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| NOUN | a language | languages | |
| SYNO | language | linguistic communication | linguistic process | ... |
Translation for 'language' from English to Slovak
- language [attr.]
- jazykový {adj}jazyk.
- language <lang.>
- jazyk {m}jazyk.
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- foreign-language [attr.]
- cudzojazyčný {adj}jazyk.
- Aromanian language
- arumunčina {f}jazyk.
- Coptic language
- koptský jazyk {m}jazyk.
- Czech language
- čeština {f}jazyk.
český jazyk {m}jazyk. - English language
- angličtina {f}jazyk.
anglický jazyk {m}jazyk. - Etruscan language
- etruský jazyk {m}hist.jazyk.
- extinct language
- vymretý jazyk {m}jazyk.
- filthy language {sg}
- oplzlosti {pl}
- first language
- materský jazyk {m}jazyk.
- foreign language
- cudzí jazyk {m}jazyk.
- German language
- nemčina {f}jazyk.
nemecký jazyk {m}jazyk. - Hungarian language
- maďarčina {f}jazyk.
maďarský jazyk {m}jazyk. - Komi language
- komijský jazyk {m}jazyk.
- language barrier
- jazyková bariéra {f}jazyk.
jazyková prekážka {f}jazyk. - language course
- jazykový kurz {m}jazyk.vzdel.
- language geography
- jazykový zemepis {m}geogr.jazyk.veda
jazyková geografia {f}geogr.jazyk.veda - language resource
- jazykový zdroj {m}jazyk.
- language school
- jazyková škola {f}jazyk.vzdel.
- language skills
- jazykové znalosti {pl}jazyk.
jazykové schopnosti {pl}jazyk.
znalosti {pl} cudzích jazykovjazyk. - language training
- jazyková príprava {f}jazyk.vzdel.
jazykové vzdelávanie {n}jazyk.vzdel. - Lapp language
- lapončina {f}jazyk.
laponský jazyk {m}jazyk. - living language
- živý jazyk {m}jazyk.
- mother language
- materinský jazyk {m}jazyk.
- native language
- rodný jazyk {m}jazyk.
materinský jazyk {m}jazyk. - offensive language
- hrubé vyjadrovanie {n}
- poetic language
- poetický jazyk {m}jazyk.
- Polish language
- poľština {f}jazyk.
poľský jazyk {m}jazyk. - programming language <PL>
- programovací jazyk {m}comp.
- proto-language
- prajazyk {m}jazyk.
- sign language
- posunková reč {f}
- Slovak language
- slovenčina {f}jazyk.
slovenský jazyk {m}jazyk. - Sumerian language
- sumerčina {f}hist.jazyk.
- Tigrinya (language) [often written as: Tigrigna]
- tigrinčina {f}jazyk.
- world language
- svetový jazyk {m}jazyk.
- Yoruba (language)
- jorubčina {f}jazyk.
- Finno-Ugric language
- ugrofínsky jazyk {m}jazyk.
- sign language interpreter
- tlmočník {m} v posunkovej rečipráca
- sign language interpreter [female]
- tlmočníčka {f} v posunkovej reči
Usage Examples English
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- Language-agnostic programming or scripting (also called language-neutral, language-independent, or cross-language) is a software paradigm in which no particular language is promoted.
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- A sacred language, holy language or liturgical language is any language that is cultivated and used primarily for religious reasons (like church service) by people who speak another, primary language in their daily lives.
- The main regional newspapers of India include the Marathi language "Lokmat", the Gujarati Language "Gujarat Samachar", the Malayalam language "Malayala Manorama", the Tamil language "Daily Thanthi", the Telugu language "Eenadu", the Kannada language "Vijaya Karnataka" and the Bengali language "Anandabazar Patrika".
- The name of the language has two parts – [...] ('language'), from Latin [...].
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