india speaksの例文

• Many people in India speak English, which is also helping their industry, said Vogelesang.
• After becoming engaged to marry minister Tom Jordan, Trasher heard a missionary from India speak.
• Indians from Portuguese India speak any of the Portuguese Creoles of their origin aside from Portuguese as their second language.
• Armani's India speaks of colonial chic at the beginning of the 20th century _ a highbrow and horsey look.
• A majority of the people in South India speak one of the four major Dravidian languages : Britain and other nations.
• A fictionalized account of his travels in India and Asia was created in the 1933 film, " India Speaks ".
• Although these days, Basnets of specially Dehradun area of Uttarakhand and Himachal state of India speak Garhwali and Kumauni as mother tongue.
• Pakistan's " continuing proxy war in India speaks of its insincere intentions and the talking posture is merely a showoff,"
• It is well known that a large minority of the racially Australoid peoples living in scattered regions along the southern India speak Dravidian languages rather than Australoid languages.
• Most Dhobis follow the customs and traditions of the region they live, so for example those in North India speak Hindi, while those in Maharashtra speak Marathi.
• Most of the people in village speak Jhangi or Jhangchi which also called Jangli while few people who migrated from East Punjab now in India speak Malwai and Rohtaki.
• The spiritual lore of India speaks about the existence of this congruence in great people ( " Mahatma " ) through the expression " Manassekam, Vachassekam, Karmanyekam Mahaatmanam ".
• :Loads of people in India speak English, but most of them learn it as a second language and they wouldn't be as fluent in it as people in the West.
• ""'India Speaks " "'is a 1933 Pre-Code adventure film, combining elements of documentaries and travelogue programs, mostly taking place on the Indian sub-continent.
• Casual acquaintances were many, as lectures, personal appearances ( notably to plug his movie " India Speaks " ), syndicated columns, and radio broadcasts made his name a household word associated with romantic travel.
• Narayanan's Invention Labs, based in Chennai, designed Avaz to be not only cheap but also capable of supporting multiple languages . " The average young person in India speaks and uses three different languages every day, " Narayanan points out.
• Halliburton himself, though several times approached about film versions of his adventures ( notably by Fox in 1933 for " The Royal Road to Romance " ), only appeared in one movie, the semi-documentary Walter Futter-produced, " India Speaks " ( 1932; re-released in 1947 as " Bride of Buddha " or " Bride of the East " ), which is lost except for the garden scene with co-star Rosie Brown ( Rosita Schulze ) and some stills.