Sentences with phrase «local tongue»

, you might think you'll be able to get by without learning the local tongue.

The language that babies speak is universal and easily understood by people regardless of culture or local tongue.

Now a study reveals that they can even discern these differences from words spoken in the local tongues.

A local geologist who had joined the expedition named them North Su and South Su, su being the word for «breast» in the local tongue.

When Nobel prizewinning physicist Richard Feynman was in Brazil, he learnt Portuguese and gave his lectures in the local tongue.

«Ora buaya darat,» my guide Dullah whispers in the local tongue as he points in respectful awe at the 90 - kilogram male lumbering towards me.

Karang means coral in the local tongue and the Read More»

If you have a Philippine map, Mati City is in the south easternmost part of the Philippines in my local tongue, sa dulo na ng Pilipinas.

In Indonesia, the country with the largest Muslim population in the world, the month of Ramadan is referred to as the «fasting month» or bulan puasa in the local tongue, which culminates with the biggest Muslim holiday in Indonesia: Eid al Fitr or «Idul Fitri».

Goa Peteng, literally «dark cave» in the local tongue, is located on a farming field owned by local resident Pak Ketjuh and his son Nyoman Suparka.

Continuing south is Pantai Karang, or «Reef Beach» in the local tongue.

For good value meals with friendly local service, try Wajan, which means «cooking pan» in the local tongue, but which is also a fun acronym of Warung Jaman Now, or roughly «warung of this day and age».

Pici Pici Kids Club at Four Seasons Resort Bali at Sayan, Pici Pici means «little snails» in the local tongue, inspired by the naturally occurring land snails that you can normally find throughout the lush tropical gardens and rice fields of this magnificent resort — and your villa grounds — overlooking the Ayung River Valley.