How to say different languages in Japanese

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Example Sentences

たとえtatoe 言語gengo やya 習慣shuukan がga 違っていてchigatteite もmo すべてのsubeteno 人々hitobito はha 友達tomodachi になれますninaremasu。: All people can become friends, even if their languages and customs are different.
いろいろなiroirona 言語gengo がga 世界sekai のno いろいろなiroirona 場所basho でde 使われているtsukawareteiru。: Different languages are used in different places in the world.
私watashi はha 沢山takusan のno 言語gengo がga 話せるhanaseru ようyou にni なるnaru ことkoto をwo 決意ketsui しshi たta。: I was determined to be able to speak many different languages.
あなたanata はha ほぼhobo40ヶ国kakoku 語go がga 話せhanase ますmasu。: You can speak roughly forty different languages.
多くooku のno 人hito はha 英語eigo がga 世界sekai をwo 支配shihai するsuru 現代gendai のno 言語gengo 情勢jousei をwo 不公平fukouhei さsa をwo 容易youi にni 理解rikai できるdekiru。とto はha いえie、たとえばtatoeba 異なるkotonaru 言語gengo のno 知識chishiki 人jin やya 指導shidou 者sha 間kan でde のno 英語eigo をwo 通しtooshi たta 比較的hikakuteki 良好ryoukou かつkatsu 直接的chokusetsuteki なna 対話taiwa というtoiu ようyou なna 全体zentai 的teki 見地kenchi からkara のno 有用yuuyou 性sei もmo、またmata 自身jishin のno 英語eigo 知識chishiki によるniyoru 個人kojin 的teki なna 利点riten もmo またmata 認めmitome られるrareru のno でde あるaru。エスペラントESUPERANTO のno ようyou なna 中立chuuritsu 言語gengo でde はha、多くooku をwo 知らshira ずzu、情報jouhou をwo 探すsagasu ことkoto もmo できdeki ないnai。: Many people easily understand the injustice of the current language situation in the world where English dominates. But they also see the collective advantages, as for example a relatively good and direct communication between intellectuals and leaders of different languages through the English language, and the personal advantages as their own knowledge of the English language. About a neutral language such as Esperanto, one does not know much and does not seek information.

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